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Freshetta gluten-free Pizza

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maximoo Enthusiast
maximoo
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My friend in Miami just told me she saw FRESHETTA gluten-free pizza in a triple pack @ BJ's. Has anyone tried it or has anybody seen it available in other stores? I didn't know freshetta is now making gluten-free offerings. they make decent regular pizza so I expect the gluten-free version to be decent as well.

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mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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I  haven't seen it  as yet  in  western Pa.... I heard  about  it  many  months  ago &  have looked  in our  travels but  haven't  spotted  it  yet......

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Indeed....it's in BJs here in Florida and it is a double pack, though, not triple. 

 

My friend told me about it and so, the hubs and I gave it a try. I did not get my hopes up as I have not been thrilled with frozen pizza

(even in the "old days") but I was willing to keep an open mind!

 

I'll say this, it's better than any frozen G F pizza I have tested, and I just asked him what he thought.....and we're gonna give it a B, maybe B- .  ^_^

The only one I thought was better was Against the Grain pesto pizza.

 

Does that help? 

maximoo Enthusiast
maximoo
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The kids are very willing to try it Irishheart. Do you recall how much the 2 pk costs at BJ's?

LauraTX Rising Star
LauraTX
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I have heard it is good, but I still have yet to see it anywhere in North Texas.

GottaSki Mentor
GottaSki
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I saw it at Von's in San Diego...told the teens...loved their quizzical looks as too why I didn't bring one home. Looked too yummy so didn't feel like having it stare at me from my cart or freezer. Will update when they try it.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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The kids are very willing to try it Irishheart. Do you recall how much the 2 pk costs at BJ's?

 

 

I looked for the receipt...found it!..it was a whopping $14.99. So, just about 7.50 a pizza....YO SKI...how's my math? lol

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GottaSki Mentor
GottaSki
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I looked for the receipt...found it!..it was a whopping $14.99. So, just about 7.50 a pizza....YO SKI...how's my math? lol

Pretty darn good...I think ours was 9.99...May have been on special...will look next time I'm there...may even let it come home with me ;)

Adalaide Mentor
Adalaide
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I may have to look for this and give it a try sometime if I can find it on sale. My biggest gripe with frozen pizza has always been not enough cheese. Then again, I'm an extra cheese kind of girl. The first frozen pizza I ever got with enough cheese was the gluten free one from Costco, which I'd give a solid A. (rating based on frozen pizza scale, not real pizza scale) But I'm open minded, I'll try a new one.

maximoo Enthusiast
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I may have to look for this and give it a try sometime if I can find it on sale. My biggest gripe with frozen pizza has always been not enough cheese. Then again, I'm an extra cheese kind of girl. The first frozen pizza I ever got with enough cheese was the gluten free one from Costco, which I'd give a solid A. (rating based on frozen pizza scale, not real pizza scale) But I'm open minded, I'll try a new one.

Ive never seen gluten-free pizza at costco. I"ll have to look next time. Is it the house brand KIRKLAND?

Adalaide Mentor
Adalaide
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No, not Kirkland. It's Sabatasso's and comes in a 2 pack for something like $12.

Tricia7 Newbie
Tricia7
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No, not Kirkland. It's Sabatasso's and comes in a 2 pack for something like $12.

I bought these this week and really liked them. However I added more mozzarella and pepperoni to it. 

maximoo Enthusiast
maximoo
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I bought these this week and really liked them. However I added more mozzarella and pepperoni to it. 

i hope they have it at my costco

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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Our  Costco  carries  the  regular  Sabatasso   pizzas  but  not   the  gluten-free  ones.......yes, I'm  whining.......  no  Freschetta  either!!!!

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