Not sure what to make for dinner? You can’t go wrong with these 8 frozen vegan pizzas! We love a good plant-based pie, especially one we can easily make at home. Here are some of our favorite frozen pizzas you can buy in stores and online.
Amy’s is a vegetarian brand that also makes many vegan products, including frozen pizzas. Choose from 10 different pizza options, five of which are gluten-free. Our favorite is the Vegan Supreme Pizza, which is piled high with meatless pepperoni, veggie sausage, onions, mushrooms, bell peppers, and creamy dairy-free mozzarella. In addition to their pizzas, Amy’s also makes Vegan Cheeze Pizza Snacks. We’ve already got a few boxes of these in our freezer!
Wholly Veggie! is a Canadian company that’s making sure you get your daily dose of vegetables through its products, including plant-based pizzas. Their Kale & Hemp (on cauliflower crust) is packed with nutrient-rich ingredients. All Wholly Veggie products are also gluten-free, soy-free, and non-GMO. If kale doesn’t float your boat, there is a vegan Margherita Pizza option that is made on cauliflower crust. Delicious pizza that’s also healthy? We’re here for it!
We love a good flatbread pizza, especially when it’s prepared with melty dairy-free cheese and veggies. American Flatbread offers a few vegan pizza options—Farmers’ Tomato Pie (made with fresh bruschetta topping), Vegan Pepperoni, Vegan Meat Lovers, and Vegan Harvest (a plant-based spin on the classic cheese pizza). We’ll take one of each, please!
A vegan staple, you can’t go wrong with a Daiya frozen pizza. This plant-based brand offers many options, all of which are gluten-free. Our favorites include the Supreme (meatless Italian sausage-style crumbles, mushrooms, bell peppers), the Meatless Pepperoni (with mozzarella-style shreds), and the Cheese Lover’s (with mozzarella- and cheddar-style shreds). Dinner is served!
Sweet Earth is a fully vegetarian company that makes natural, organic, and non-GMO products. The Veggie Lover’s pizza is 100% vegan and topped with broccoli, Brussels sprouts, mushrooms, bell pepper, onion, and garlic. Vegetables + pizza really do make the perfect pair!
Oh Yes! believes that pizza can be good for you, and we couldn’t agree more! The vegan pizza options feature plant-based mozzarella cheese, and you can choose from wheat or gluten-free crust. Both are packed with over five times the daily recommended serving of veggies and fruits. If you’re cooking for one, they also offer personal-size pizzas.
Tofurky is known for its delicious vegan meat alternatives, but this all-vegan brand also makes a Pepp’roni Pizza Pocket that is stuffed with red sauce, veggie-based pepperoni, and melty vegan mozzarella. The brand discontinued its pizza line in 2017, but this plant-based pocket does the trick to satisfy our cravings. Pop one in the oven for a quick lunch or midnight snack.
This vegan-friendly pizza brand specializes in handmade sourdough pizza that features a slowly fermented artisan crust. The vegan option includes a plant-based margherita pizza, which comes topped with organic plum tomato sauce, VioLife plant-based cheese, and Sonoma sea salt. There will also be a grain-free and gluten-free version of the vegan margherita, which is coming soon.
Kayla, a Midwest girl living in NYC, is a writer with a background in media sales. When she’s not scoping out trendy vegan spots, she’s usually taking a yoga class, shopping at Trader Joe’s, or catching a Packers game.
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