I'm not really great at making pizza dough and sometimes supermarket pizzas seem very expensive and don't look particularly appetising so when I saw this product with a yellow ticket and a longish best before date (1 month) I thought I would give it a try.
It comes in a cardboard roll/tin which you open up by pulling the tab and unroll the two pizza bases, before adding the tomato sauce provided and whatever toppings you prefer or have in your fridge.
I made ours together with Little Bird and she had ham and tomato with a little chorizo and Iberico cheese, whilst we (the adults that is) had Iberico cheese, chorizo, tomato and red onion.
Although it says that each pizza serves 4 we ate two between us as I doubled over the dough as it seemed so thin. It would probably have puffed up nicely though had I used it as was intended.
The pizzas themselves were fantastic and really tasty. We like thin crust pizzas as they are lower in calories and more like the wood fired pizzas we have eaten in Italy.
Although home made pizza is probably best if you can make it, as you know exactly what is in it, but I would highly recommend this product to anyone who like me doesn't make their own dough, but wants to semi-make their own pizza and at £2.65 (full price at Tesco, although I paid £1.99) it is quite a reasonable price for a meal even after toppings have been taken into consideration.
Please note, however, that unlike some other dough products this one must NOT be frozen and should be refridgerated.
I'm afraid I didn't take a photo of our pizzas as Slummy mummy slightly overcooked them. (But they were still delicious and still looked fab in spite of this too).
Please also note that this is NOT a sponsored post, just my honest opinion of a product I have used. (But if the manufacturers are reading this I'm quite happy for them to send me a few free packs!)
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