Great Value Rising Crust Supreme Pizza, 29.05 oz (Frozen)

I love supreme pizzas. The Great Value Rising Crust Supreme is the best I have ever had. Way better than Domino's and Pizza Hut at a 5th of the price. Degeorno makes a good Rising Crust Supreme but costs $2 more. Good alternative in a pinch. Add some xtra onions, parmesan and peppers and you've got an great dinner at $1 for 1/4 of a pizza. Bag the three xtra slices, warm up, cheese, peppers and you got 3 more excellent meals.

I get the Supreme great value pizza and 3 meat pizza a couple times a month usually for something easy to fix for dinner if i have a late dr apt. Everyone loves em, tastes great, there a good amount of cheese but i normally add some because there never can be too much cheese. 😁

Big fan of this pizza 🍕! Love everything about this pizza, crust is light and fluffy. Ample toppings. Peppers and black olives. Pepperoni and Italian sausage (fennel) have good flavor. Sauce is very good and plenty of cheese. Super good pizza 🍕 Super great price. Grazie!🌹

Surprisingly really great! This pizza had great crust with the right amount of crunch and excellent flavor. Loved how the crust went through the rising process, just the right amount of rise. Good job Walmart this was a hit in our home. Would love it if you made this a bigger pizza but definately will purchase again.

Overall this is a good frozen pizza, but you have to cook it right. It's too big to fit whole into most toaster ovens, but will fit if cut or broken into thirds. To get the crust perfect, it has to be baked right on the rack, which will of course end up with some cheese or sausage slipping off into the oven. It's worth it for a better pizza. I wouldn't bother with microwaving, because the crust will end up soggy. Bake it and add more of your own cheese or other toppings (eg. sliced mushrooms) for the best bugget pizza.

These used to be very good for the price, but like a lot of other great value meals they eventually start cutting corners and the taste suffers. The crust now tastes like powdery dry cardboard and the sauce (what little there is) has hardly any taste at all. So disappointing. Please go back to the old recipe Walmart.

Sauce doesn’t even go to the edge before the crust completely dry. Just someone was not care about quality checking. Before packaging. Picture is definitely after I moved all the topping to try and evenly coat the pizza

On of the nastiest pizzas I’ve ever had. Everything was over powered by the most awful sauce to ever grace a pie. This sauce was more suited for a robust pasta, not a pizza. The only toppings able to cut through the bitter sauce was the pepperoni and sausage. I would never buy this again when there are way better choices out there.

Something is different with the Supreme Pizza. First the crust does not rise, and it stays doughy so yo u have to cook it longer and then gets burnt around the crust. And, some kind of spices is now being placed on top but it only gets on part of the pizza and it's bitter to the taste.

This did not taste like any pizza I cooked in a while. No matter how I tried to cook it, the crust was too hard to eat and the center was uncooked. I have cooked many pizzas in the last 45 years I have been cooking food. It is just perplexing. Walmart needs to buy its crust from someone else or just stick with pre-risen crust or thin crust. I want to want to like it but 5-6 pizzas later...nope!