No cooking instructions on this please help ASAP

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No instructions on these and need to cook them now! Please help. I have no idea

180 for 15-20 mins

Put in a hot oven. Take out when cooked…

Actually if they're not frozen more like 10 - 15, just keep your eye on them

10 - 15 mins in oven at gas 5 or 6

Thank you all. Except sarky 🤣

This surely 🤣🤣🤣

The instructions are on the back of the label when you take the plastic off.

Instructions on the back of the label normally

This. Probably about 10-12 minutes.

groceries.asda.com/product/frozen-thin-crust-pizza/asda-thin-crispy-pepperoni-pizza/910002098099

Stab several holes in packaging
Fold and place in microwave for 45 minutes
Let stand for 2 minutes
Liberally coat the crust with baby oil and place on a hot grill for 15 minutes to crisp up
Serve with jam

Christ this reminds me of being 14 and away from home for the first time ringing my mum asking how to boil an egg.

The instructions are on the back of the label. When in doubt 180-200 and keep an eye on until cheese is bubbling and crusts are crisp.

I know, simple to most people. Thanks for the help though

If you want it cremated this is a good instruction

These are fresh pizzas with not a lot of cheese on so around 12 to 15 mins.

Now I want pizza for second breakfast.

Yep! I realised they’re fresh and added another comment.

OP I couldn't find the instructions the first time I bought an Asda pizza either!

It's on the back of the label, which is absolutely useless fir planning the meal!

Remove all packaging
pre-heat oven to 180 (fan)
stick in oven
check on it after 10 mins, though it’ll probably need a bit longer
take out once the cheese looks properly melted

Don't worry OP. Hope they are tasty.

My ex boyfriend used to cook following the label to the letter- but didn't preheat and his oven was very slow/cool.

He ate frozen lasagne because the label said it would be ready.

Often it really is as easy as 'put it in and take it out when it's ready'.

Finally, some others who agree with me.

Cooking instructions invariably produce food that is underdone, or burnt, and ovens often vary in temperature. Plus for things like pizza, the exact time or temperature isn't really important and it really is a case of 'put it in the oven until it looks cooked, probably at around 200C for 10/12 mins'.

Or do people eat over/undercooked food because they stick to the instructions?

Cross posted with @picklemewalnuts and, while I was being only slightly sarcastic/facetious, I see that it is true that there are people who rely on the instructions over their own common sense.

The cheese will be turning golden when it is done. Peek through the oven door.

Instructions on back of label.

If they're the smaller ones, 8 mins at 180. If the bigger ones then 11 mins at 180