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Amy's Gf Pizza

Donna F

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Donna F Enthusiast
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It says it is made in a facility that also uses wheat. Has anyone ever tried it? I did once last summer and had indigestion, but it could've been cuz I ate it so fast (it was SOOOOO good!)

Thanks,

donna

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I eat Amy's gluten-free pizza all the time with no problem at all. I eat Amy's gluten-free mac and cheese too. I like the Amy's brand alot.

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lol - thanks for getting back to me so swiftly. I actually cooked it and started eating it even though no one had answered yet (I couldn't resist :lol: ), but this time I am trying to eat it slower - THIS IS SO YUMMY! I just finished half.

Thanks!

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Yea I personally think that of what I have found so far it is the closest thing to real pizza. It's not the same but it's really good. I always take enzymes with my food which helps because I eat fast too :D

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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I love Amy's rice crust pizza. I eat it with no troubles.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Where do you guys buy your Amy's products? I've heard you all talk about how delicious the pizza is, is there more than one kind or just the rice pizza and also you've all mentioned the Mac and cheese. Do you buy it on line or in the health food store or through a catalog?

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There are more than one kind of Amy's pizza, so make sure to read the label and get the rice crust.

I get my Amy's meals at the health food store and also get some of them at Target and HyVee in the frozen foods section. They are cheaper at target and HyVee, but less variety there.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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tarnalberry Community Regular
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In my area, Wild Oats carries it. (I haven't tried her pizza, since I'm diary intolerant.)

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my local grocer has a specialty section that sells it. Shaws' Supermarket in the Wild Harvest section. I have a Target here too, but I never thought to look for it there.

-d

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