To mark its 50th anniversary, the frozen pizza brand has unveiled a limited-edition creation called the Pizza Supreme Supreme - an over-the-top pie piled high with 50 different toppings. "Celebrate the anniversary of RED BARON with the supremest supreme pizza of all time, topped with 50 awesome ingredients," the company says on its website. And yes, the box proudly assures customers that "50 toppings" is "not a typo."
Red Baron leaned into the milestone on Instagram, sharing a scrollable carousel that reveals the pizza getting more and more loaded with every swipe. "For our 50th anniversary, we supremeified our Supreme pizza, and then supremed it some more," the brand captioned the post. Fans, unsurprisingly, had thoughts. "Nothing has ever meant more to me," one commenter wrote, while another quipped, "Red Baron, go home, you're drunk." Others simply begged for a taste, with one comment reading, "Zoom this into my mouth."
View this post on InstagramRed Baron has been serving frozen pizza lovers since 1976, and today produces more than 100 million pizzas each year. After half a century in the freezer aisle, the brand clearly decided there was only one appropriate way to celebrate: by seeing just how many toppings could fit on a single pizza.
Whether you think it's delicious, outrageous, or both, one thing is certain: this may be the most supreme Supreme pizza Red Baron has ever made.
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