8 Dollar Tree Frozen Pizzas You Shouldn't Ignore On Your Next Shopping Trip

Despite the name, most items sold at Dollar Tree now cost more than a buck, a price hike that at first devastated dollar store devotees. Over time, however, we've come to appreciate the wider selection of items this change allowed, especially in the grocery section. (You can even find gourmet foods hiding in Dollar Tree aisles!) Perhaps the best part of this expansion is all the offerings in the freezer case, including the selection of frozen pizzas we've rounded up. They're the same big-name brands that you'll find in grocery stores, and they're all priced at $5 or less.

Depending on where you're shopping, what's on sale, and various other factors, Dollar Tree's frozen pizza may or may not cost less than the same items purchased at a supermarket. Even if the price on any given pizza is slightly higher, though, the dollar store shopping experience is usually quicker and more convenient. Dollar Trees are also often located in either rural or lower-income urban areas that may be shunned by larger grocery chains and pizza delivery apps. These frozen pizzas — plus a few pizza-adjacent products — therefore serve as a welcome option where there might not be many.

Michelina's pizzas are among Dollar Tree's cheapest dinner options, since they're listed at the store's baseline of $1.25. Of course, at that price you wouldn't expect them to be full-sized, and they're not. They're meant to serve one person, especially if that person's in a hurry. All of the Michelina's pizzas are microwaveable, which means they can go from freezer to table in about two minutes. They come in four varieties: cheese, pepperoni, sausage and pepperoni, or supreme (which has sausage, pepperoni, onions, and red and green bell peppers).

Purchase a 5.2-ounce Michelina's Pizza at Dollar Tree for $1.25.

Red Baron's Classic Crust would be Goldilocks' pick because it's not too thick, not too thin, but just right. Dollar Tree only carries one variety, but that, too, is a classic: pepperoni, America's favorite pizza topping. Unlike the Michelina's pizzas, this one is full-sized. The package optimistically says it will serve four, but our appetites say that it's more like two (or maybe three, if you add one of these tasty frozen Dollar Tree side dishes).

Buy a 20.6-ounce Red Baron Classic Crust Pepperoni Pizza at Dollar Tree for $5.

Red Baron also offers pizzas with different crust styles, including a Chicago-style deep dish. This option is available in a personal pan pizza size, although it costs a bit more than the Michelina's pizzas. The reason isn't because of the brand name, though, nor the fact that the pizzas have a thicker crust. The extra expense is actually justified because you get two pizzas in each package. You can choose between four cheese, pepperoni, a combo of pepperoni, sausage, and ham, or supreme (with sausage, pepperoni, bell peppers, and onions).

Purchase a two-count package (weighing between 11.2 and 11.5 ounces) of Red Baron Deep Dish Singles for $4 at Dollar Tree.

The highest-rated pizza sold at Dollar Tree is the Red Baron French Bread Pizza. "I've always loved these French bread pizzas. They get very crispy and I love the toppings," said one satisfied shopper. Dollar Tree sells just one variety, a three-meat combination of bacon, pepperoni, and sausage. Each pizza is a single serving, but you do get two in a package so you can share the other with a friend or save it for tomorrow.

Buy an 11-ounce, two-count package of Red Baron Three Meat French Bread Personal Pizzas at Dollar Tree for $4.

The final Red Baron product sold by Dollar Tree is a supreme pizza from the Fully Loaded line. It comes on the original crust, which actually extends up the sides in order to contain half a pound of toppings, including two types of pepperoni, sausage, red and green peppers, and onions. This is a pizza for patient people because it requires about 25 minutes in the oven for everything to cook. Once it's ready, though, you'll have a hearty, meaty meal.

Purchase a 28.79-ounce Red Baron Fully Loaded Supreme Pizza at Dollar Tree for $5.

Red Baron doesn't have a monopoly on the Dollar Tree full-size frozen pizza market, since its products share the freezer case with the slightly cheaper Tony's brand. Tony's has just a single style of crust that it calls pizzeria-style, available in cheese, pepperoni, or meat trio (sausage, pepperoni, and ham). While not a true thin crust, it leans more thin than thick with its signature crunch.

Purchase a Tony's Pizzeria-Style Crust Pizza at Dollar Tree for $4.

Do Bagel Bites count as pizza? Well, a full-sized bagel may be as valid a pizza crust alternative as French bread, but the fact that this product is made with mini bagels puts it more in the snack category. Still, the pizza snacks do have that bread-sauce-cheese-meat flavor combo, and if you heat up a handful in the microwave, they would actually make a pretty decent (and cheap!) two-minute meal.

Buy a 7-ounce package of nine Bagel Bites Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza Snacks at Dollar Tree for $3.

Pizza rolls are something you can easily eat with one hand without making a mess, which makes them a favorite snack for gamers, students, freelance writers, and anyone else who's at their keyboard for hours at a time. The Pop'n brand is made by Michelina's, but instead of the single-serve cardboard containers you might find at the grocery store, Dollar Tree sells these pizza rolls by the bag. Each weighs in at over 2 pounds and contains about 50 bite-sized rolls, so it should be enough to sustain you through many late nights in front of the screen. 

Purchase a 25-ounce bag of Pop'n Pepperoni Pizza Snack Rolls at Dollar Tree for $5.