“Our Supremus Maximus Supreme Pizza rules over all other pizzas”, it is declared on the back of the box. That is, of course, a ridiculous claim. I’ve certainly had better. It is good, however, and the toppings, headlined by “sweet” Italian sausage and “premium” pepperoni, look/taste fresher than most you’ll find in the frozen pie section of your local grocery store.
my rating : 4 of 5
2026 June 18
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2026
This Pan from Mainstays; a Walmart brand; works just fine for it’s purposed use. You can cook or warm Pizza in the oven all day with it. It’s when you start using it for crustless foods, like baked salmon, that the situation gets a little sticky.
my rating : 4 of 5
You’ll be doing yourself a favor placing this Marketside mousse in the fridge an hour or two before eating it. Perhaps most Cheesecakes taste better that way, but it’s the bottom “graham cracker crumb” crust here that’s most notably improved. I would’ve put a hyphen between the French Style bit. It’s otherwise hard to find fault with this tasty treat.
my rating : 4 of 5
These are easily the worst of the three “limited edition” (Miller) Lite Pringles released in celebration of America’s 250th Independence Day. If they taste like Beer-Braised Steak, I wouldn’t know. The closest thing I can compare the flavor to is coffee, which doesn’t go well with potato “crisps”.
my rating : 3 of 5
I don’t think I’ve ever eaten an onion ring, but I’ve had plenty of Funyuns, which is what these “limited edition” Pringles taste like. They might even be better if only because stackable chips, or “crisps” as they’re described on the can, make for a more convenient snack.
my rating : 4 of 5
You’d have to take a whiff of the inside of the can to realize these Pringles really do smell like a Cheese Burger. The taste is less convincing, though they’d make a suitable side snack for the real thing. I’ll pass on the Beer; Lite or otherwise; for distilled water, thank you.
my rating : 4 of 5
2026