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WillParkinson

(16,866 posts)
Thu May 17, 2012, 05:22 PM May 2012

New Product Review: Nature's Hilights Brown Rice Pizza Crust



I craved pizza tonight. Instead of a homemade crust I wanted to find something we could throw together quickly. This was at our local Outpost, a natural food store in Milwaukee.

The picture looked great so we figured we'd give it a try. While it baked I looked up other reviews. Seems some didn't like it. Paul and I thought it was decent. Not great by any means, but not too bad. The crust was crisp, but rather bland. The addition of sauce from Enrico's helped somewhat. As did sprinkling it with 7 pepper blend and pizza seasonings.

If you're jonesing for a pizza and you're short on time give it a try. If you have the time for homemade, though, I'd suggest that route.

This pizza crust is gluten free and made in a gluten free dedicated factory. There are 2 crusts, each weighing 5 ounces, per box. The box cost us $7.59 (keep in mind that Outpost prices do tend to run a bit higher). Looking online I see boxes of 6 that run about $6.30'ish a piece.


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New Product Review: Nature's Hilights Brown Rice Pizza Crust (Original Post) WillParkinson May 2012 OP
5 oz? What is the size of the crust? flvegan May 2012 #1
We just put on our toppings and baked it... WillParkinson May 2012 #2

flvegan

(64,592 posts)
1. 5 oz? What is the size of the crust?
Thu May 17, 2012, 09:38 PM
May 2012

As in inches across? 5 oz sounds a bit on the little side. Also, how did you prep it? Did you oil it before/after adding toppings?

I'm a pizza freak, so anything pizza-related is highly important to me.

WillParkinson

(16,866 posts)
2. We just put on our toppings and baked it...
Fri May 18, 2012, 01:24 AM
May 2012

The crust was already pretty well thawed by the time we got home. To be 100% above board, though, we did not follow the directions on the box. It's kind of weird because it says to pre-heat to 500, but the box says fully cooked crust. The crust is personal size, perhaps 5 - 6".

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