Iceland Italian Style Cheese, Ham & Mushroom Pizza

Description: Stonebaked frozen pizza.

Newest Review: ... but thats what this pizza reminded me of. I would have been impressed (if I wasnt looking forward to eating it) that Iceland ... more

... can take cheese, tomato, ham AND mushrooms and make them taste like, well, plasticy nothingness... So 0/5 for the topping and that was the good part...As the pizza had to be cooked for 25 minutes the base over that time-frame became a blackened, frazzled circle of charcoal. Im suprised I didnt break a tooth on the darned thing so 0/5 for the base. Oh dear... As I stated earlier, heating a pizza up in on oven isnt rocket science. I have succesfully managed to do this task on many occasions in the past cooking bo...more

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Iceland Italian Style Cheese, Ham & Mushroom Pizza: A pizza with no pizazz (653 words)
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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** This review is for the Iceland Deep Pan Ham & Mushroom Pizza ** Firstly, I dont know if there is a difference between the "Italian Style" and the "Deep pan" but as Dooyoo doesnt have the Deep Pan listed seperately I thought I would add this review here as the topping is the same and the place of purchase is too. Fancying a quick and easy lunch today we decided to have a pizza and luckily in our freezer waiting to be eaten was the product for this review. Contained in a garishly coloured bright red box, Iceland like to give us as much information as they possibly can. Along with the brand name and details of ... Read the complete review

Should have been called crème fraiche sauce pizza (553 words)
by - written on 06/09/08 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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While shopping in Iceland earlier this week, I decided to get myself a couple of frozen pizzas. I must admit, I haven't had pizza for ages, but when I do have pizza I prefer to make my own. There are two problems with this - firstly it takes ages - the sauce alone takes 20 minutes to make - and secondly, the ingredients cost quite a lot. This means, that although they're not quite as fresh and don't taste quite as nice (to hell with modesty, I make a good pizza!), frozen pizzas are a lot more convenient. This pizza is from the Iceland Italian Style range. Although it costs just £1.50, it is actually the most expensive of the own-brand pizzas Iceland ... Read the complete review