Iceland Thin and Crispy Four Cheese Pizza Reviews

Product Type: Iceland Ready Meals
Newest Review: ... located the pizzas in the unfamiliar Iceland chest freezers and was surprised to see they had quite a range of "Thin and ... more

by - written on 10/05/10 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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When we went to Iceland last, we stocked up on pizzas. A new set of thin and crispy range that Iceland have recently brought in at £1 each. They're all between 365g and 380g, and so far we've tried out most of them. This time it's the turn of the Iceland thin and crispy four cheese pizza. These are all boxed alike by the way in green boxes with pictures of the pizza named on the front, and so far it's been quite a good representation of each pizza too. On opening this box, I was impressed again. The pizza did look like the one on the box, it had a good covering of cheeses - sometimes it seems to me that companies say ok we're putting 4 cheeses on so ... Read the complete review

by - written on 30/05/11, updated on 30/05/11 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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I don't normally shop at Iceland but last week I went to Netto to try and save money and Iceland is next door. I thought I would have a look what was in there and saw pizzas at £1, I don't normally buy the very cheap pizza as I think they taste salty and have hardly any cheese on them but hey times are hard so I picked up a couple. (even went back today for a couple). ******************** The Pizza ************************** The pizza is frozen and comes in a cardboard box, which I don't understand (it's the same with most frozen pizza) as it is then wrapped in cellophane so the cardboard just fills up the recycling. Once you open the box you ... Read the complete review

by - written on 04/05/12 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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I decided to try a pizza from Iceland when a friend recommended them. She told me that they offered a good range, and cost only £1 each. What also appealed to me was the fact that they offered a vegetarian such as myself more choice of toppings than good old tomato and onion. I picked up a couple to try but the one that I am reviewing today is the "Thin and Crispy Four Cheese Pizza". I like both thick based pizzas and the thin crusted ones, providing they aren't so crispy they are in fact difficult to get your teeth into! The four cheeses mentioned on the packet are mozzarella, red cheddar, Edam, and Monteray Jack. All of these are vegetarian ... Read the complete review

by - written on 07/05/12 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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I have only been a member of Dooyoo for a couple of weeks and this is the first item I have actually bought having read about it on this vey site. Admittedly it did not break the bank as it was a £1 frozen pizza from Iceland! There is an Iceland in our small town....but I never go there. I have been put off by too many "Mum's gone to Iceland" adverts, especially around Christmas time. On Saturday, I read a review for this pizza and as my daughter and I were on our own for the evening, I decided I did not fancy doing a great deal of cooking and we both agreed pizza would be good. I easily located the pizzas in the unfamiliar Iceland chest freezers ... Read the complete review
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