Alexs Awesome Sourdough Organic Mozzarella Sourdough Pizza Our Editors Have Eaten a Lot of Frozen Pizzas Since the Pandemic Started — These Are Our Favorites

Frozen pizza is a state of mind. It’s an easy and satisfying fix and doesn’t require much energy, other than putting some food in the oven and waiting a while.

While we love to cook, the Allrecipes team suffers from kitchen fatigue just like all of you. That’s when we kickstart frozen pizza, our always delicious, low-maintenance savior.

Whether you’re in a cooking rut or just want to expand your frozen pizza options, we’ve rounded up our favorites that suit a variety of price ranges and palates. Enjoy these as they are or give them a quick update.

Amy’s cheese pizza

There’s frozen pizza, and then there’s Amy’s frozen pizza. And while I don’t know what exactly Amy’s does to their frozen pizzas, I do know that it works.

Maybe it’s the robust tomato sauce or the fact that the crust doesn’t taste or feel like cardboard, both thanks to the use of organic ingredients. Or maybe it’s the fact that you can eat a whole one without feeling crappy the next day. Whatever it is, I just know that in an ideal world there would be an Amy’s pizza in every freezer.

Buy it: $8.42; Walmart

Supreme Pizza with DiGiorno Cheese Stuffed Crust

DiGiorno’s Supreme Pizza is such an irrefutable classic that it has made it into our pool of best frozen pizzas time and time again. The toppings on this one are so delicious that people compare it to pizza delivery (hence DiGiorno’s tagline), and let’s be real: A stuffed crust will be always take the pizza farther. Don’t you like all that extra cheese? If so, we recommend DiGiorno’s Rising Crust Supreme Pizza.

Buy it: $9.28; Walmart

Pizza Margherita Organic Greenwise

You know how some frozen pizzas make you feel bloated or like you have a sodium hangover? This organic margherita pizza from Publix’s organic brand Greenwise no. It’s light and delicious, and thanks to the aromatic organic basil and garlic, it’s a level above your standard frozen pizza. In fact, it doesn’t taste like frozen pizza at all.

Buy it: $6.63; instacart

Pepperoni pizza Primo Thin of Palermo

“I don’t like thick, chewy pizza crust,” says senior editor Kimberly Holland. “The cracker crust is ideal for me. And while it’s not crunchy, it’s perfectly crunchy with just enough chew to be completely satisfying. The sauce is also perfect. I think most frozen pizzas have sauces that are too sweet.” (most sauces are too sweet period).

Buy it: $7.47; instacart

DiGiorno Three meat pizza on a croissant crust

Earlier this year, Digiorno completely changed the frozen pizza game with its innovative croissant crust. And that buttery, delicious crust just makes the deliciously savory experience of eating pizza even better.

Buy it: $7.48; Walmart

Alex’s Amazing Organic Sunflower Pesto Sourdough Pizza

There’s a strong chance you’ve gotten into sourdough this year, and one place where sourdough really shines is the pizza crust. Alex’s amazing sourdough pizzas are yeasty and tangy on the bottom and light, yet flavorful on top. Plus, this sunflower pesto is a nice respite for nut allergy sufferers.

Buy it: $11.79, Instacart

Daiya Dairy Free Supreme Frozen Pizza

“I love Daiya Supreme Pizza because it has everything I want in a supreme pizza—perfectly spiced sausage, fresh greens, and lots of gooey cheese—while still being somewhat vegan,” says associate editor Haley Sugg. “The crust is deliciously crunchy and turns a nice golden brown. You’d never guess it’s gluten-free.”

Buy it: $6.99; Objective

California Pizza Kitchen Crispy Four Cheese Thin Crust Pizza

If you like a thin, crispy crust, then you’ll love California Pizza’s crispy four-cheese thin-crust pizza. This baby has a blend of fontina cheese, hickory-smoked gouda, and two different mozzarellas on top, which sets it apart from the average frozen pizza. This simple yet satisfying pizza also makes a great canvas for whatever toppings you have on hand.

Buy it: $7.48, Walmart