Dr Oetker's Ristorante Pizza

I do like Dr Oetker's Ristorante Pizza especially the peperroni variety however I tend to only buy them when they are on special offer at Tesco when they can be either £2.50 or £3.00 for two which is still more expensive than the Tesco own brand but these are much nicer. The thing is with pixxa and I do not like the deep crust ones, I prefer my pizza to be thin crust as I find the thick cut ones heavy going. Dr Oetker's is the thin crust variety and one pizza can easily serve two and possibly three people and goes well ith a side salad. They take between fifteen and twenty minutes to cook in the oven from frozen. When they come out of the oven they ...

I am somewhat of a pizza lover, and I do have to say that these are most definitely the best frozen pizzas I have ever tried! My dad will even say that he prefers these frozen pizzas to a takeaway pizza! Dr Oetker do a few different kinds: Pizza Hawaii, Pizza Speciale and Pizza Mozzarella. The Mozzarella one is my fave mmmmmm. They can be a bit more expensive than other frozen pizzas (just under £2), but they are well worth the money as they taste so much better and they are of much better quality. These pizzas can often go on special offer at supermarkets and can sometimes sell for under £1 so keep an eye out and grab a bargain! Sometimes I like ...

Dr Oetker's is a German family firm, founded in 1891 originally producing baking powder. They began selling frozen pizzas in Germany in 1970 and brought the Ristorante range to the UK in 2002. Varieties available: • Mozzarella • Speciale (Ham and Salami) • Pollo (chicken) • Hawaii (Ham and pineapple) • Funghi (mushroom) • Quatro Formaggi (four cheese) • Prosciutto (prociutto ham) Usually I eat Pizzas in restaurants or occasionally from a take away place such as Dominos. I am not really a fan of shop bought pizzas finding the base sometimes has the taste and texture of soggy cardboard, and the toppings a bit stingy ...