Rustic Crust GF pizza crusts

[aklap]

Peg and I were shopping today and I stumbled across these.

Napoli Herb (Gluten Free) Pizza Crusts



http://rusticcrust.com/glutenfree.htm

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[sa2asl]

Al~ Let me know what you think of those. My sister and I were not fans. Too dense, but maybe you will have more luck. We tried them quite a while ago, before we got really good at doctoring up our stuff.

[aklap]

They do seem pretty "heavy". As a matter of fact, somehow my crusts got broken in half. I think they got man handled somewhere after I put them on the conveyor at checkout and when I got them home.

I'll let ya know...
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[ostrich]

I believe I thought the same thing as well: too dense. If they broke at the store that can't be a good sign. But I'm curious to see how well they work.
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[Kathie]

I think these were the ones I tried, I only used one and threw the other one out. I got mine on-line at glutenfree.com (I think) and they were broken when they arrived as well.

For pre-made crust I like Kinnikinnick. They also package better than any other company I buy from and things don't arrive broken.
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[GFPolarBear]

I've just been getting my crusts from the Silly Yak. They do topped pizzas too, at times, and sometimes (I think) have pizzas from Bunky's as well.

[aklap]

We'll, I finally got a chance to try these crusts. I'd have to say, I'd get these again.

Are they as good as BRM/Chebe - No. For the price and the convenience factor, I think these are good. I'd take this type of 'za over an Amy's frozen 'za.



Edit to add: Peg took a bite of the crust before putting it away. She thought it was OK.
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