At Giovanni’s Frozen Pizza, our frozen pizzas are the finest around, and they’re products of which we are immensely proud. They’ve been favorites of community members for years, and we feel privileged that we get to do something we love every day.

Frozen pizzas are something we take very seriously, and how long frozen pizza can stay frozen is something to which we’ve devoted much thought, time and research. We are happy to give some guidelines below that will give you a better idea of how frozen pizzas of all types, not just those from Giovanni’s Frozen Pizza, can be best kept for long periods of time to ensure maximum freshness.

Rules of thumb

The very point of a frozen pizza is that it can last for a longer time than a fresh pizza. This allows you to store many at one time, or just know that you can have your frozen pizza at a later time if you keep it properly stored. Having a better understanding of the product lets you better determine how long frozen pizza can last in the freezer. The general rule of thumb is that frozen pizza will maintain its best possible quality for eating and enjoying for about 18 months. This estimation is based on our own research and findings about how well these wonderful products are able to keep.

Can I eat it after it “expires”?

This is one of the questions about how long frozen pizza can stay frozen that we get the most: can a frozen pizza ever really go bad? The answer is a bit complicated. The date that you see printed on the packaging typically denotes how long a manufacturer like us has deemed the pizza will remain at its absolute peak freshness and quality. It’s possible to heat up and eat a frozen pizza for some time past this date, but the quality and enjoyment of the product might wind up being diminished, since it’s no longer within the parameters of the dates printed on the packaging. If your pizza is getting up there in age, you might adjust your expectations accordingly.

How can I tell if it’s gone bad?

Despite the fact that frozen pizza can last for quite some time if kept under the right conditions, you should probably discard it if some specific signs are present. How long frozen pizza can stay frozen fluctuates, but some things are tell-tale signs to throw it out. If dry spots or discoloration appear on the pizza, then freezer burn has set in. It’s still safe to eat, but it will certainly not be at its peak quality, so eating the pizza at this point is entirely up to you.

At Giovanni’s Frozen Pizza, our pizzas are among the best in the business because they’re of high quality and they last for a long time, giving you the freedom of choice to decide when you’d most like to enjoy one of our pies. We stand behind our products, so give us a call any time if you’d like more information about our offerings!