I have made too many frozen pizzas in my life to pretend I can even guess how many. But what I always did was cook the whole thing then try to cut it.
I must say I found a much easier way when I decided I don’t want the whole pizza one day.

First you take the whole frozen pizza and place it somewhere you can easily cut. In this case it is California Pizza Kitchen‘s BBQ Recipe Chicken.
Which is BBQ chicken, smoked gouda, mozzarella cheeses and red onions. Yummmm!

Yes, that’s right. You cut the pizza BEFORE you cook it. This way is much easier. It’s pretty rock solid yet it cuts straight, even and with ease. In fact you don’t even have to really cut all the way through because it is frozen as long as you get close enough you can break it apart with ease in a clean break.
I have since bought one of these and it makes the cutting part so simple.

Now as you can see you can just place the frozen pizza directly on the oven rack.
Keep in mind you’re going to have to read the instructions on your specific brand of frozen pizza as far as oven temperature and baking times.
But the point here is you can eat 1, 2, 3 or even all 4 pieces. You don’t have to eat the whole thing though.

And you can take the remaining pieces, slide it back in the box and throw it in your freezer and eat later, tomorrow, whenever.

And there you have it. No need to cut when it’s done, fresh out the oven and hot. That means you don’t have to deal with your knife dragging all the toppings and cheese across the pizza ripping it bare naked leaving a hot scolding slice of tomato bread with a mountain of toppings next to it.
Just straight up ready to eat and already cut fresh oven baked pizza.
Trust me, it’s so much easier and better.
Try it!
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