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Dive into the cheesy, saucy and savory world of snacking with Hot Pockets Pepperoni Pizza Garlic Buttery Crust Frozen Snacks. Indulge in these tried and true frozen sandwiches featuring pepperoni made with pork and beef, along with real reduced fat mozzarella cheese inside a delicious garlic buttery crust. Hot Pockets pepperoni pizza frozen sandwiches are hunger's worst nightmare, delivering the bold flavors of pepperoni and cheese pizza in a hearty microwaveable snack. Whether you're gaming all night, looking for a quick dinner after a long workday or grabbing easy school snacks, Hot Pockets frozen pizza snacks are perfect for any occasion. Each frozen snack is a good source of protein with 10 grams of protein per sandwich. This microwave food is a snap to prepare. You can bake these frozen lunch snacks in the microwave, oven or air fryer. No matter how you prepare them, Hot Pockets Pepperoni Pizza frozen sandwiches are a hot and delicious comfort food every time. Keep Hot Pockets Pepperoni Pizza Frozen Snacks in the freezer until you're ready to cook and eat. Try Hot Pockets Breakfast, Big & Bold and Deliwich frozen snacks to amp up your snack time with titanic flavor. Made in United States Microwave Oven Cooking Instructions. Prep It. Unwrap sandwich, insert into crisping sleeve and place on paper plate. Heat It. Cooking time on high: In an 1100 watt oven, cook 1 sandwich for 2:00* or cook for 3:10* in a lower wattage/compact microwave. In an 1100 watt oven, cook 2 sandwiches for 3:30*. For best results, cook one at a time in a lower wattage/compact microwave. *Ovens vary; cooking time may need to be adjusted. Conventional Oven. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F, unwrap sandwich and place on baking sheet. Do not use crisping sleeve in oven. Bake for 28 minutes*, then carefully remove from oven. *Ovens vary; cooking time may need to be adjusted. Keep frozen. ©All trademarks are owned by Société des Produits Nestlé S.A., Vevey, Switzerland, or used with permission.
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