Looking for ready-to-cook pizza crusts

[Cutty Shark]

I'm trying to find ready-to-cook pizza crusts of medium thickness for personal cooking.  However, I can find only very thin pizza crusts.  Could anyone advise me on this, please.

[CharlieH]

Try freezer cabinet in Makro.

[Bert got kinky]

Foodland have them as well.

 

I don't really like their own brand version but the M.R.N version is a decent crust.

I keep about 10 in my freezer , so I can knock up a few unplanned pizzas at a moments notice.

 

 

Edited January 9, 2023 by Bert got kinky

[sirineou]

Why? Pizza dough is soooo easy to make.

I often make  a bunch, subdivide it, use some, keep some in the refrigerator for a few days, and freeze some for later use, (it can keep for a couple of months) ,

Recipe on YouTube .

I use a cast iron skillet that I first use on a burner to get the bottom crispy, then put it in the oven for only a few minutes to malt the cheese, 

Arroy mak mak, but be warned it might be so good you might put on some weight. ????

PS: buy an inexpensive stand mixer, you be happy you did, and will make many many other things, I make bread all the time. Much better than any store bought bread. 

Edited January 9, 2023 by sirineou
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[Cutty Shark]

Thanks, friends, for your recommendations.  I'll check into them.

[tomazbodner]

Villa carries Maison Jean Phillipe bakery stuff, including their pizza crust, which is excellent.

 

https://www.facebook.com/MaisonJeanPhilippe/posts/from-today-we-have-a-few-new-items-in-the-freezer-section-of-villa-market-suk-33/2791627240963927/

 

This is googling it, but I've bought it from Villa Market near Emporium before. Previously Pinsa Pizzeria was offering them in Ramkhamhaeng but seems that place closed down. I had them from Pinsa as well, and they were amazing.

 

But note that these can cost as much as a pizza from a pizza chain. Not rubbish like Foodland's or Macro's frozen section offering.

 

Edited January 11, 2023 by tomazbodner