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Canada: Pizza Pizza Has gluten-free Crust!


Lisa B

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Lisa B Rookie

Amazlingly some Pizza Pizza locations are now carrying gluten-free crust - we tried it out yesterday and had to go back today! Only certain stores have it (check their website). We talked to the franchise owners about food handling before ordering and we were comfortable that they knew what to do.

We observed lots of hand washing, cleaing of utensils used on prep of gluten-free pizza including the pizza cutter. So far my son has not gotten sick and is very happy. Kudos to PP!!


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HAK1031 Enthusiast

no WAY!!! But it's not in the US yet?

rpf1007 Rookie

Pizza Pizza is a Canadian chain...and I don't think any stores have ever appeared in the US. Hopefully US chains will do the same!

Lisa B Rookie

Sorry, I meant to post this under the International section! Hope this is useful to others travelling to Canada. Check out the Pizza Pizza website for updated locations list beforehand.

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