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Talia di Napoli Frozen Pizza Is the Closest Youโ€™ll Get to Dining in Naples


This is Highly Recommend, a column dedicated to what food people are obsessed with eating, drinking, and buying right now. Up next, Dawn Davis writes about Talia di Napoli frozen pizza.

Iโ€™m a fan of quality frozen pizza. Whatโ€™s not to love? But thereโ€™s something especially fun about pulling one out of the oven and telling people it was made by master pizzaiolos in Italy a few days earlier. Thatโ€™s what initially drew my attention to Talia di Napoli, which makes artisanal Neapolitan pizzas using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients, then flash-freezes them at extremely low temperatures to preserve freshness as they make their way from Europe to your kitchen.

After one bite of Talia di Napoliโ€™s Margherita pizzaโ€”featuring a thin, crispy crust layered with fragrant tomato sauce and ultra-smooth mozzarellaโ€”I knew it was a cut above your average frozen pie. The pomodoro sauce, made with Italian tomatoes, bursts with flavor, and it also helps that the pizzas donโ€™t include any preservatives, additives, or GMOs. My favorite is the Tartufina pizza, which pairs creamy fior di latte with grated black truffle and porcini mushrooms.

Since they only take 10 minutes to cook, Talia di Napoli has become my go-to whenever I need a meal in a pinch. We keep a stash of them in the office for when we donโ€™t have time to go out for lunch or for those days when the Test Kitchen isnโ€™t cooking up something delicious. Theyโ€™re satisfying, but with a thin and yielding crust, they wonโ€™t completely fill you upโ€”a great snack to put out while dinner party guests are having their apรฉritifs.

What I love most about Taliaโ€™s pizzas is that theyโ€™re sophisticated yet simple, and thereโ€™s an option for everyone, whether youโ€™re vegetarian, lactose-free, or gluten-free. And of course thereโ€™s nothing more family-friendly than pizza, which means I can pull one out of the freezer whenever the kids tell me theyโ€™re hungry. (Pro tip: If you donโ€™t tell them theyโ€™re eating mushrooms, theyโ€™ll just think the Tartufo is a really yummy cheese pizza.)

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