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Which of these frozen pizzas did you prefer as a child?

Joseph K. Bank

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Growing up the only available frozen pizzas in my local supermarket was Ellio's which were rectangular and Stouffers French Bread pizza. It is hard to say which one I preferred. When I was attending Catholic school they would serve Ellio's at lunch on certain days. Stouffers I feel represented a more ethnic style pizza and in some ways seemed more sophisticated I think it was also more expensive so I was not able to eat it as often.
 

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i preferred toaster pizzas is anyone is old enough to remember those.
 

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brought back some memories there.
 

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we had bi-annual pizza and hot dog parties at my catholic school.
 

Joseph K. Bank

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Originally Posted by thekunk07
we had bi-annual pizza and hot dog parties at my catholic school.

We had that also at my school but I think it was every other month. Were your hot dogs boiled?
 

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yes, was called the hot-dog sale. served with quarter drinks.
 

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There were other options than Ellios?

I just remember those and bagel bites
 

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Pizza in the morning
Pizza in the evening
Pizza at suppertime
When pizza's on a bagel
You can eat pizza anytime.
 

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#1 Pizza Bagels
#2 Ellios.
 

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We never had store bought frozen pizzas as a kid, my parents bought those premade pizza shells(pitas) and we'd take those out of the freezer and made up our own pizzas.
 

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bagel bites
stouffers french bread
 

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Tombstone was my favorite as a kid. My mom would always put extra mozzarella on top and it was so freaking tasty I'm drooling right now from the memories.
 

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My dad thought all frozen pizza sucked, and refused to buy it. So I never got a chance to eat frozen pizza until I was nine years old, after he passed away. The first brand I remember trying was Oh Boy, which I think was available only in Southern California. It tasted kind of like cardboard with a scoop of spaghetti sauce and a handful of mozzarella cheese on top, but I really dug it anyway because it was my first time.
 

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