Experience:
Upfront, this rice crust pizza is good. It’s not like the real thing, but has it’s own appeal.

The taste of this wheat free pizza complements the toppings really well. The toppings are: shiitake mushrooms, sweet onions and roasted red peppers. Out of the box this pizza comes without cheese, which makes it also a good choice for vegans and folks that have problems with dairy. I have to admit I love cheese and I added my own.

The texture of the crust including the toppings is good, and I find it holds up with the better brands of the frozen pizzas, like California Pizza Kitchen. If you prepare it in a conventional oven, the crust maybe be crunchy, something I like since I always preferred thin crust pizza.

So if you are on the lookout for a nice wheat and gluten free pizza, I can recommend this one.

Ingredients:
Rice flour, onions, filtered water, sunflower seed meal, artichokes, extra virgin olive oil, potatoes, fire roasted red bell peppers, tapioca starch, agave nectar, mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, balsamic vinegar, sea salt, tomato puree, evaporated cane juice, expeller pressed high oleic safflower and/or sunflower oil, lemon juice, garlic, yeast, soy, lecithin, black pepper, spices. Most ingredients are organic.

Where to Buy:
You should be able to buy Amy’s rice crust pizzas at Whole Foods and probably also some other grocery outlets that carry Amy’s products.

Website: www.amys.com
Blog: www.amys.com/journal

Rating: 4/5

Over the years I tried many of the different dishes and I must say the Mexican flavored ones are my favorites.

Beside organic meals, Amy’s also offers a variety of meals which do not contain gluten.

Experience:
Amy’s dishes are definitively on the better end of the spectrum. The same is true for the Cheese Enchilada Whole Meal.

The flavors are good, not too bland, not too spicy. What sets this dish apart from other brands is the fact that it is not overly salty. Nice.

The texture of this dish is also pleasant, not too soft or completely structure less. After heating it up in the microwave according to instructions it still looks quite good. Of course it is not as pretty to look at compared to the photo on the package, but it holds up quite well even after moving it onto a plate.

I would definitively recommend this to anyone*. It is a good tasting dish that makes for a satisfying quick lunch or dinner.

*Note: Products that are formulated without any gluten containing ingredients are made in a processing area that may contain gluten.

Ingredients:
Organic black beans, organic corn, cheddar and jack cheeses, organic tomato puree, filtered water, organic corn tortilla (organic white corn cooked in water with a trace of lime), organic onions, black olives, expeller pressed high oleic safflower oil, organic green chilies, organic bell peppers, organic sweet rice flour, spices, sea salt, organic garlic. Contains milk. 0g trans fat, no added msg, no preservatives.

Where to Buy:
You should be able to buy Amy’s dinners at your grocery chain. In addition you will be able to find it at places like Whole Foods. I usually buy them at Ralphs. You might have to look a bit closer to find the gluten free dishes.

Website: http://amys.com
Blog: http://www.amys.com/journal/

Rating: 4/5