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Pizzafusion--national Chain

Fiddle-Faddle

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Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular
Fiddle-Faddle
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See if one is near you: www dot pizzafusion dot com

They are very careful about cc: they have premade crusts, which they bake on separate stones, and their gluten-free pizzas are round, while ALL their other pizzas are rectangular, so slip-ups should not be an issue.

And they deliver!

When I opened the box, it looked so good, I was sure they had goofed and brought me a gluteny pizza, so I asked to make sure. The lady looked in my box and said, no, only the gluten-free pizzas were round, so it was impossible to have gotten a gluteny crust.

And it was SO GOOD!

Check out the menu--there is an AMAZING list of toppings!

My tummy is so happy....... :)

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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
MySuicidalTurtle
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That's great! They are coming to Atlanta and even offer a vegan cheese (which means casein-free)! Woo!

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Phyllis28 Apprentice
Phyllis28
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Thanks for the information Fiddle-Faddle. They are planning on opening 3 stores in Southern California.

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Generic Apprentice
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They are opening one in Seattle too! I am going to post a new thread to announce it.

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Cheri A Contributor
Cheri A
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Way cool for you guys!

We ate at Pizza Fusion when we were in Florida. My daughter loved it!

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monkey123 Rookie
monkey123
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AWESOME! I go to school in seattle! The only gluten free pizzas I have had are amy's (which are amazing by the way) but I would love to be able to go out to eat with my friends and get a pizza. im so excited!

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mamaw Community Regular
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When we were in Florida we ate at Pizza Fusion with no problems. So I was excited to see one come to the Pittsburgh North area.

All I can say is I know several who have eaten there some got sick others did not.... I did speak to PF & know they had a person go in & tell them about CC issues . In the end I think they have a way to go in this area to get it correct so no one gets ill.

Florida has it down to the science !!! It is delicious..... They use Still Riding Pizza Crust which you can order online....

hth

mamaw

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