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Compare frozen pizzas, crusts, pizza rolls, and pizza snacks by crust, cheese, oil, and toppings. Products with incomplete labels are shown alongside reviewed records and remain unscored.

Top 3 by clean score

  1. Amy's

    Spinach Pizza

    71 / 100

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  2. California Pizza Kitchen

    Uncured Pepperoni Mushroom & Sausage Pizza Topped with Uncured Pepperoni, Portabella Mushrooms, Italian Sausage, Parsley, Oregano and Mozzarella Cheese Over Tomato Basil Sauce

    71 / 100

  3. Cappello's

    Roasted Red Peppers and Italian Sausage Grain Free Pizza

    71 / 100

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What to compare first

  • Crust and toppings. Read both recipes, including other flours in vegetable-based crusts.
  • Slices and serving count. Compare the portion you plan to eat rather than whole-pizza size alone.
  • Sodium and ingredients. Use equal amounts and check the exact cheese, meat or vegetable toppings.

74 frozen pizza products, best score first

5 of 74 have a verified label with no listed matches for the nine additive groups we check. Scores come from the label, not a health rating; “No label yet” means we have not verified one.

74 products.

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How to choose frozen pizza

Choose crust, toppings and pizza size before comparing recipes. A cauliflower or gluten-free crust can still contain other flours and starches; read the full crust and topping lists.

Compare nutrition for the slices you expect to eat, since a pizza can contain several labeled servings. Check the cooking instructions, dairy and wheat labeling, and whether a plain crust needs additional ingredients at home.

Products
7443 brands
Full labels recorded
6081% of the shelf
Maker says organic
0maker’s claim
List a sweetener ingredient
59of 60 labels
List a seed oil
53of 60 labels
Typical label length
15ingredients (median)

Ingredient counts use complete, current labels. Product and brand totals include records still awaiting label review; organic counts describe current maker claims. A label check does not measure nutrition or contaminants.

What to compare

  • Crust and toppings. Read both recipes, including other flours in vegetable-based crusts.
  • Slices and serving count. Compare the portion you plan to eat rather than whole-pizza size alone.
  • Sodium and ingredients. Use equal amounts and check the exact cheese, meat or vegetable toppings.
  • Cooking and allergens. Read instructions and milk, wheat or other allergen information.

References

  1. How much sodium should I eat per day? American Heart Association
  2. Sodium in your diet U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  3. Food allergies and allergen labeling U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Which additives do frozen pizza labels list?

Counted across the 60 current verified labels on this shelf. 8 of the nine groups we check appear on at least one label.

Not listed on any current label here: Carrageenan.