Such a disappointment!
The Web site promised "Pine no more" for those days of pizza - and I am still pining.
Most of what was available at the store had already cracked into several pieces. I picked a package where both crusts were still whole and treated it gingerly. I was excited to try itright away and made the 1st pizza, according to directions, as soon as I got home. The crust held up to the sauce and cheese while cooking, which is good, but when it comes to eating a slice - it falls apart when you lift it. And the taste is nothing like the gluten-full dough I pined for.
Ok. I readjusted expectations and ate as if this were a completely different (not pizza) meal. And still, I was disappointed. The crust was that crumbly/mushy/dense texture that we get so often in GF rice-flour breads. It was not very tasty - even with the "Napoli Herb" addition - and the tapioca flour is not enough to save the texture. The taste was not enough to recommend it, neither was the texture. Both fell flat.
I won't be buying this again.
I am not even tempted.
Rustic Crust Web site: http://www.rusticcrust.com
Make vanilla ice cream with broccoli? Can't be done and most of us would never try. But we do try to make a lot of our favorite gluten-full foods Gluten-Free. That means trying to replicate flavors and textures with substitutions. I want better than "Not bad - for gluten-free" (which means "If I had my choice, I wouldn't eat it!") I miss the foods I love, the foods of family, holiday, and social traditions. I keep trying and keep buying - and now I am sharing my opinion on what I've found.
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