Chef Boyardee Pepperoni Pizza Maker, 31.85 oz

I've been making this pepperoni pizza box kit for over 35 years. The sauce is what makes it amazing, I buy it just for that. The flavor hasn't changed a bit. They should sell the pepperoni version of the sauce by itself. Tip: use the sauce for crock pot pizza dip. It makes the best pizza dip and you won't need to add extra pepperoni.

great price

Amazon is the only place I can get this.

It's good but i am not a fan that the pepperoni is mixed in with the sauce. would of preferred it to be in a separate package. Besides that it is really good and i like being able to add the toppings i like

Great since I cant find the pepperoni one in the stores

This Chef Boyardee Pepperoni Pizza Maker is a fun starter for home-made pizzas. It contains easy-to-make crust mix and ready-made sauce with pepperoni. (Cheese and other toppings not included). The crust and sauce both have a great taste and also freeze well. My Pizza Maker arrived fresh/in date and in very good condition. A reasonable value, I would purchase it again; five stars from me.

All time favorite! Love this!

I've probably used the pepperoni pizza kit from CB a dozen or two times in forty years. I ordered this because I had everything needed to make a pizza from scratch, except for pepperoni. I didn't want to go to the store so I ordered this. I figured the kit would be fun for the kids, for our first at home pizza making experience. All of the times I have bought the pepperoni pizza kit, there was a pouch of pepperonis. That is how it always had been packaged, so that is what I expected to receive in the pepperoni pizza kit. However, after opening the box and having no luck in finding the pepperoni pouch, I realized that the 'pepperoni' part of the pizza was little pieces of pepperoni in the sauce. I have never in my life heard of pepperoni in sauce, let alone that being considered a 'pepperoni' pizza. The box should have clearly communicated that it was a kit for pepperoni sauce pizza, and not a pepperoni pizza. Who would expect that to mean some pieces were in the sauce? I had to go to the store after all, which was annoying. We made the kit as it said, and let the dough rise for 20 minutes as suggested. Spreading the sauce out was difficult, as the little pepperoni pieces wanted to bunch up and not spread evenly. These are some thoughts on the actual taste of the pizza: It was tough and dry. The experience of having tiny pieces of pepperoni in the sauce was unpleasant. The texture/bite was not enjoyable or tasty. The sauce on its own had decent flavor. The contents of the kit were not overall tasty, and I won't be buying it again. I really wish it had had pepperonis like it used to. Then that flavor/texture dynamic might have made up for the tough pizza.