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terri Contributor
terri
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Has anyone else reacted to Amy's Rice Pizza? I had one last night and it was so good. I added veggies and a little more sauce and thought I was in heaven. Then I sat down to watch Survivor and the @$#% hit the fan. What a nasty reaction! I wonder if it is because they make regular pizzas in the same facility or if it was a reaction to the soy or cheese they use?

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hapi2bgf Contributor
hapi2bgf
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I've never seen anything except the Plain Cheese Rice pizza from Amy's. I know that one is good. Can you check the box again and call the company?

Feel better soon!

angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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Terri-

You might want to check on that extra sauce you added. It could have been gluten containing. I eat Amy's all the time and haven't had any trouble with the rice crust pizza. Just a thought!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

j9n Contributor
j9n
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I had a nasty reaction to what I thought was a safe sauce. I would check and make sure it is on the "safe" list. Amys is good, I ate the whole thing by myself!

terri Contributor
terri
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I added Ragu pizza sauce, trader joe's roasted peppers (on their gluten free list) and fresh onions and hormel turkey pepperoni (says gluten-free on the package). It was so good and I got so bummed... Maybe it was the cheese or soy reacting on me and not gluten...

Thomas Apprentice
Thomas
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Hope you feel better.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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I haven't had hers - I may have mispoken on the brand in the past - but have had no problems with Nature's Highlights rice crust, to which I add my own sauce and toppings.

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lilliexx Contributor
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i had amy's pizza last night. and added pesto and olives!! i had no reaction at all.

could it have been a delayed reaction of something else you ate earlier in the day? I dont think it would be the cheese, my doctor said even lacto intolerent people can usually eat cheese and yogurt .

terri Contributor
terri
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Natures Highlights pizza crusts have been fine with me. I've never reacted to them. My problem is cooking them on the oven rack and then getting them off. I keep spilling sauce all over the oven. Any advice? Can I put it on a stone or cookie sheet? I bought some Chebe pizza crust mix today so I will try that next. I made a quiche with cooked rice mixed with egg whites for the crust and it was delicious. I'm thinking that would be a good pizza and I did like Angel's hash brown pizza crust a lot too. I'll keep at it.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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Definitely always cook pizza's on a baking stone! :-) You can get a set that has a stone and a paddle together.

Boojca Apprentice
Boojca
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Terri,

What Soy? There is no soy in the gluten-free Rice Cheese pizza by Amy's. She does make a soy cheese pizza, but the crust is not rice/gluten-free it's a regular pizza crust with soy cheese.

Bridget

terri Contributor
terri
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I think the box listed soy or soybeans as an ingredient. I threw the box away though. Today I bought a pizza stone and am going to try the Chebe pizza mix this weekend. Wish me luck!

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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Don't forget to cycle the pizza stone in your oven (without anything on it) first... I think most of the commercial stones (if you didn't just get a big block from the hardware store) have that instruction on them, but you're supposed to put them in a cold oven, turn it up to 450F or something like that, and leave it in for an hour, as I recall...

terri Contributor
terri
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Thanks! Mine didn't come with that instruction. It said to heat it for fifteen minutes before putting the pizza on it. So I will bake it an hour first, like you said, then make the pizza. :D

traci Apprentice
traci
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Is Amy's pretty good? I have tried several pizza crusts now and they all have this sweet taste to them that I loathe... help me, I am about ready to eat Tombstone... having a lot of trouble lately, really miss pizza and sandwiches.... :(

ryebaby0 Enthusiast
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My son was missing these little pizza rollups we used to eat (made with pillsbury crescent rolls) so we invented a new kind that are actually very easy and good -- we use _pie crust_ (Miss Roben's), cut it into big squares and make pizza turnovers. (I suppose they are calzones, really) If you roll the dough between plastic, and then use the plastic to fold them up, it's not too tricky. They freeze well, and nuke well too! We were so proud

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