Original Pizza Crusts - 16oz/2ct - Market Pantry™

The smell and taste of this crust is just god-AWFUL. Don’t risk it.

I brushed the crust with olive oil and precooked it for a few minutes then added my toppings, it needs flavor but for the price and convenience it’s a good buy

My order contained expired pizza crust and if I was able to give zero stars I would. I will not be doing drive up at this location again.

Please do not listen to the reviews, but I would advise you to look at the expiration date before you purchase. If you’re looking for a thin crust , this pizza is for you. I made a pepperoni pizza and a mushroom grilled onion pizza(with white pizza sauce) before I put it in the oven I drizzled some avacoado oil over the pizza and I then baked it for 10 minutes at 400F and put it on BROIL for 2 minutes. I would recommend putting it on broil so it can get more brown and the cheese to get crispier. But, please watch it carefully. This pizza was great lol 🙌🏽💕

Save your money. Don’t buy this. Very disappointed 😞

weird taste. gummy

This has the profile of a Chicago/Milwaukee/Minneapolis style tavern pizza, it should be relabeled as “Tavern style crust”. Buttery flakey thin crust, if you are expecting a dominos or pan crust you will be disappointed like all the reviews here. It’s spot on if you’re looking for that type of pizza.

It is essentially a big lunchable

Bland flavour, easily burns, falls apart under the pressure of pepperoni, and it is very hard to cut.

These are ok. I felt like they were too dry, I don’t know if I would buy again

I recently tried the Target Market Pantry Pizza Crust, and overall, it’s a solid option for quick, at-home pizza nights, especially if you’re looking for something affordable and convenient. The biggest plus is how easy it is to use. It comes ready to bake, so there’s no kneading, rising, or waiting around. On busy evenings, this is a huge win. You can have a homemade-style pizza in the oven within minutes, which makes it perfect for families or anyone juggling a packed schedule. Texture-wise, the crust lands somewhere between soft and slightly crisp. The edges bake up nicely with a light crunch, while the center stays tender enough to hold toppings without becoming soggy. It’s not quite restaurant-quality, but for a store-bought crust, it performs well and delivers reliable results. Flavor is mild and neutral, which works in its favor. It doesn’t overpower the toppings, so whether you’re going classic with mozzarella and marinara or experimenting with barbecue sauce, veggies, and chicken, the crust acts as a good base. That said, it does benefit from a little extra seasoning. Brushing the edges with olive oil and sprinkling on garlic powder or Italian herbs can really elevate the final result. One area where it falls slightly short is thickness and depth of flavor. If you prefer a thick, chewy, artisan-style crust, this may feel a bit basic. It’s more of a practical, everyday option than a gourmet one. However, considering the price point, that’s a reasonable trade-off. Overall, Target’s Market Pantry Pizza Crust is a dependable pantry staple. It’s budget-friendly, convenient, and versatile, making it a great choice for quick dinners, kids’ pizza nights, or casual get-togethers. While it won’t replace freshly made dough for special occasions, it’s an excellent go-to when you want something easy that still tastes good

I absolutely love these original mini pizza crusts, and my kids love them too. They are the perfect size for quick meals and fun for the kids to make their own pizzas. The crust bakes up nicely with a good texture, not too hard and not too soft, and it holds the toppings really well. I also like that they come three in a pack, which makes them convenient and great for portioning. They save time on busy days and still taste great, making pizza night easy and enjoyable for the whole family.

Dry and cracked, it did not taste good.

Taste and texture not good

The 7” size was great. But the taste was really off. Definitely won’t buy these again.

I dislike date expired food. I dislike the time required to drive to the store to return and replace items because inventory isn't being monitored. I purchased Market Pantry pizza crusts on 1/9/26. Best by date mid December of '25.

As others have said, these crusts tastes like chemicals. Very poor quality. Buying these encouraged me to learn to make my own pizza crusts.

no flavor, chewy; like a big lunchables pizza crust.

This is awful - a big no for sure. It does stay together well when cooking which is the only positive I have. Taste and texture would be zero stars.

This item was not brought out to me at drive up. It said technical issues. ?