Red Baron Classic Supreme Pizza

Red Baron Classic Supreme Pizza is a familiar frozen pizza offering found in the supermarket freezer aisle, usually stacked in cardboard boxes beside other frozen pizzas and family-size frozen meals (think DiGiorno, Totino’s and Tombstone). It reads like a convenience-meal staple for busy households: a 23.45 oz classic crust pie topped with tomato sauce, part-skim mozzarella, pepperoni, sausage, bell peppers and onions. Store placement: in the frozen pizza section near other ready-to-bake entrees and frozen appetizers. Occasions: it fits weeknight dinners, last-minute family meals, game nights, study sessions and easy kids’ lunches. Brand positioning: Red Baron markets toward value-conscious families and nostalgic shoppers who want a familiar, reliably tasty frozen pizza; the tone is all-American, approachable, and oriented to convenience and sharing. Label characteristics: the box highlights “100% real cheese” and declares the product an “excellent source of protein” and a “good source of calcium,” but there are no organic or natural certifications; the graphics and copy lean into family-friendly, classic pizza imagery rather than health-forward claims. Processing context: this is an industrially produced frozen pizza with multiple processing aids and additives typical of frozen prepared foods. Sensory details and ritual: the pie comes in a printed cardboard box and is meant to be baked directly on the oven rack for 18–21 minutes; it bakes to a golden, slightly crunchy classic crust with melty, stretchy cheese, chewy pepperoni and sausage crumbles, and softened yet perceptible bell peppers and onions. The ritual centers on convenience — slide it into the oven and gather around a shared, comforting meal.