This is a weird one. The Totino's Party Pizza is typically known for being a very cheap, decent pizza. Over the last few years, like most other things, it's gotten both more expensive and less great in general, costing about double what it did at the start of this blog, and with noticeably less cheese than it had before.

The value on this one is tricky, but I really like it. It's a solid pizza, and I love the convenience of being able to quickly bake it in a toaster oven. At nearly $3 though, that's rapidly approaching the ~$5 for a much larger Red Baron or Great Value pizza. When I want a cheap, fast pizza, a regular Totino's Party Pizza is close enough that I don't see myself typically spending around twice as much for a slightly better mini pizza.

It's a weird middle ground, and I don't know how I feel about the value proposition here. Great pizza though, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!

This is an interesting pizza for me! The crust reminds me a lot of a home-made dough my mom used to make when I was growing up, and the overall texture and flavor are great. It's simple, but refined. If you want a great cheese pizza with a flavorful, flaky crust, give this a try!

This one's okay, nothing special. I don't hate it, but I don't think I'd pick it over any of the popular frozen pizza brands.

The last time I tried the Domino's stuffed crust I kept it fairly simple with pepperoni and green peppers. This time I tried bacon and pineapple, a combination that sometimes works great and sometimes is only okay. This time it was good but not amazing.

I definitely prefer the previous Domino's stuffed crust I had over this one, but it was still a good pizza. Solid 7/10. I still think pineapple works best with their pan crust though.

These are so good. Too good.

I don't really like the pepperoni ones but the cheese ones are amazing. They're definitely very unhealthy but if you eat this you know what you're getting into.

Highly recommend trying them!

I love a good Detroit-style deep dish pizza, and this one is pretty great! The crust is nice, the toppings are good, and I like the way the baking turned out overall. A bit crispy on the edges, overall very enjoyable.

You should give this one a try for sure if you like deep dish pizzas.

Following up on last week's post, I tried another option from Maverik.

This is the Hot Honey Double Pepperoni, a slight addition to their regular pepperoni. It's sweet and delicious! Definitely recommend trying it, as it's a fun unique twist on a typical pizza. I'm not sure if I'd consistently pick it over a regular pepperoni slice, but it's good.

I tried a couple of new pizzas today. They're both really good; I especially liked the sauce which is sweet and flavorful. I do wish that the cheese and toppings stayed on a bit better, as it was messy and difficult to eat, but these are great pizzas.

Domino's has a new stuffed crust pizza option, and as a fan of both Domino's and stuffed crust pizzas I had to try it!

Every stuffed crust pizza is surprisingly very different, and this one is no exception. While I've always felt the Pizza Hut stuffed crust is the default experience, this is a different but excellent pizza. Some pizzas don't do well with the stuffed crust addition, especially when the crust itself is mediocre, but this is a great new take on the traditional Domino's crust and I love it.

It's really, really good. An extra $4 is worth it if you love stuffed crust.

I've been told by a few people recently that I need to try the pizza at Maverik. I didn't expect much, but it's actually really pretty good! $3.29 for a slice is a bit much, but it's quick and convenient, and better than any other gas station pizza I've had.

I also tried the Detroit-style cheese sticks. They're not bad, but not anything special. Still better than any of the breadsticks at Domino's though.