This Ready-To-Cook Cauliflower Crust Pizza Gives Delivery A Run For Its Money

Caulipower Pizza crust

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Cauliflower is always there for us when we need it most. It’s there when we need a meat substitute, it’s there when we need a carb substitute and it’s there when we just want a hearty vegetable dish that’s going to make our stomachs happy. Making your own cauliflower pizza crust can be a pain, so we were excited to find a company that makes pre-made frozen cauliflower pizzas. You’ll satisfy your pizza cravings in under 20 minutes with minimal effort.

A company called Caulipower makes its crust with real cauliflower. It has less fat and sodium and half the sugar of your average gluten-free pizza. The cauliflower aspect brings Vitamin C, protein, fiber and vitamins to the table. Caulipower makes its frozen pizzas in seven varieties: uncured turkey pepperoni, paleo, uncured pepperoni, veggie, three-cheese, Margherita and plain.

 

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The crust itself is made with ingredients like brown rice flour, tapioca, sunflower oil, extra virgin olive oil, sugar, salt, eggs and cauliflower. All you have to do is turn up your oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit and pop that baby in the oven for about 15 minutes, or until the crust starts to turn a light golden brown color.

 

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The pizza slices pretty easily with a knife and you won’t taste the cauliflower at all. It feels like you’re eating a lighter version of a thin-crust pizza and you won’t feel overly full or bloated afterward like you would with traditional pizza crust. These pizzas are awesome for late night munchies or feeding last-minute dinner guests. You won’t even realize you’re eating a vegetable. Make some room in your freezer, you won’t regret it. 😉

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