The summary is:
The speaker is a reviewer of food delivery services who is tired of doing the same reviews of standard rolls and pizza. He decides to take a break and review different kinds of ready-made frozen pepperoni pizzas from various stores. He compares them with the average price and quality of pepperoni pizza from delivery in St. Petersburg. He finds out that the frozen pizzas are cheaper but also much worse in taste, appearance and ingredients. He tries six different brands of frozen pizza and gives his opinion on each one. He says that the best one is Dr. Utkir, but it is still far from real pizza. He also promotes a website where you can print your own design on T-shirts and other items. He asks his viewers to give him a thumbs up and suggest other ready-made meals to review. He ends the video by thanking them and saying goodbye.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker reviews different frozen pepperoni pizzas from various stores and compares them to delivery pizzas.
- The speaker claims to be an expert in reviewing food delivery services, but not in making or judging pizza.
- The speaker says that the average price of a delivery pepperoni pizza in St. Petersburg is 990 rubles per kilogram, while the average price of a frozen pepperoni pizza from the store is 723 rubles per kilogram.
- The speaker tries six different frozen pepperoni pizzas: OK Pepperoni, Dr. Oetker Ristorante Salame, Dr. Oetker Ristorante Pizza Speciale, Rock Pepperoni, Pizza Rico and Pizza River.
- The speaker dislikes most of the frozen pizzas, especially Rock Pepperoni, which has too much fat, and Pizza River, which smells like a wet dog.
- The speaker prefers Dr. Oetker Ristorante Salame, which has some spices and oregano, but still does not consider it a good pizza.
- The speaker suggests that he might try other frozen pizzas, such as margaritas, in another video.