Table 87 Coal Oven Pizza Frozen Pepperoni

Table 87 Coal Oven Pizza Frozen Pepperoni is a single-serve frozen pie positioned as an artisanal, Brooklyn-style option in the frozen pizza aisle. You'd spot it stacked with other frozen pizzas and specialty single-slice options, often near premium or novelty refrigerated and frozen entrees. The label leans into handcrafted authenticity — “coal oven slice,” “handmade,” “authentic Brooklyn,” and “as seen on Shark Tank” — alongside modern social media calls to action. Nutritional and ingredient highlights include cheese from cows not treated with rBST, organic barley malt syrup, and non-GMO oils, but there is no organic certification for the finished product. In plain terms this is a convenient, heat-and-eat frozen meal: pull from the freezer, slide onto a baking surface, and bake to achieve a charred, blistered crust reminiscent of a coal-fired oven. Sensory cues emphasize a thin, crisp, slightly chewy crust with blistered edges, bubbling mozzarella and grana saltiness, and glossy, pepperoni medallions that release savory, spiced oil pockets. Packaging is a glossy retail box with brand storytelling and reheating instructions; the ritual is quick — late-night slices, game-day convenience, or a solo quick dinner when you want a “slice” experience without a pizzeria visit. Brand positioning targets millennials and young urban households seeking nostalgic pizzeria flavors with modern convenience and social-media-friendly branding. Processing context: this frozen pizza contains processed meats, preservatives (e.g., sodium nitrite, BHA/BHT), refined flours and added sugars, and is a manufactured, shelf-stable frozen convenience food rather than a fresh or minimally processed item.