CPK Releases Croissant Crust Pizza And Collabs With Mike’s Hot Honey

California Pizza Kitchen has been killing the frozen pizza space for a minute, bringing their signature restaurant flavors to local grocery stores. Expanding their frozen line, the company has announced two new croissant crust pizzas — the Bacon & Caramelized Onion Pizza and the Uncured Pepperoni & Hot Honey Pizza featuring Mike’s Hot Honey. 

“New croissant inspired crust pizzas are a delicious twist on our CPK thin crust and give consumers new elevated toppings they’re looking for like hot honey,” said Elizabeth Hanculak, Senior Brand Manager at Nestlé.

The new frozen items are the brand’s first crust innovations in more than five years. Layers of flaky croissant crust dough gives each bite a crispy, buttery mouthful. The hot honey pizza is a special sweet and spicy collaboration with Mike’s Hot Honey.

Photo: California Pizza Kitchen

The Bacon & Caramelized Onion Pizza lets you go all-in on savory decadence with a crème de brie sauce, and is topped with 100% real cheese, rich caramelized onion, and savory bacon.

Each pie comes with a packet of honey to drizzle or drip and is available at participating retailers nationally.

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