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gluten-free Pizza Sauce

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Silencio Enthusiast
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Looking for a good gluten-free pizza sauce in Canada. I know Ragu products are gluten free but I cant find their pizza sauce anywhere.

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i'm in the US but I use pasta (marinara sauce) for pizza. If its a little too runny for you, you could strain it a bit. Its good becasue you only use about 1/3 of a jar maybe for the pizza and then can have pasta in a few days.

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Do you have NoName products where you are? Or Hunts? Double check, but the last time I checked they were both gluten free! You could also try using a gluten free barbeque sauce for barbeque-chicken pizza :)

Looking for a good gluten-free pizza sauce in Canada. I know Ragu products are gluten free but I cant find their pizza sauce anywhere.

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Looking for a good gluten-free pizza sauce in Canada. I know Ragu products are gluten free but I cant find their pizza sauce anywhere.

I don't know whether you can get Muir Glen tomato products. However, I use their tomato paste on pizza crust. I just spread it thinly on the crust and sprinkle oregano, basil and garlic powder over the tomato paste. That's less expensive than 'pizza sauces' and absolutely gluten, dairy, etc. free (just tomatoes).

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I also just use pasta sauce as pizza sauce. I usually make my own sauce, but if I"m too lazy I generally use Classico. If too runny for your tastes, you could add a bit of tomato paste to thicken it.

Prego is gluten-free. Its a Campbells brand.

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Classico's red pasta sauces are also gluten-free.

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Silencio Enthusiast
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Yeah I never thought about using just pasta sauce. I guess Classico Tomato and Basil would come closest to actual pizza sauce?

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