Goodfella's Gluten Free Pepperoni Pizza, 317g

Best GF Pizza, wish wasn't so expensive & is cheaper at tesco usually. Cooks perfectly with try on lower shelve & not on a tray for beat results. Thin base means I can eat whole pizza when hungry. Price a bit to high sadly.

I'm only giving 5 star because of products are so expensive

This is a great pizza and my wife can have this with no problem

Much nicer than schar bases.

Disgraceful

Yum

I've tried several gluten-free pizzas and this one is okay. It's the only pepperoni one I've seen. Interestingly usually when I buy these the pepperoni slices are loose ontop and all on side. I think this is deliberate maybe so you can share the pizza with a vegetarian/vegan? The pizza itself is quite large and too much really for one person so what I do is cut it into half/slices and save it in the freezer for several meals. Goes great with salad. The pizza itself is a tad on the sweet side for my liking. Gluten-free products are a bit of a racket with the significantly higher pricing compared to regular wheat-based products when you consider they're only using rice-flour which isn't expensive. I suggest those who don't like this pizza or can't find it and want a gluten-free pepperoni make one yourself cheaper and better tasting. You can make bases yourself or buy a two ready-made gluten-free bases for £3.30-ish then add your topping. I use Morrison's own brand pasta sauces (squeezed through a tea strainer to remove water) and Quorn's gluten-free pepperoni-style slices. It's a good economical way of making your own super-tasty pepperoni pizzas!

Was not sure what to expect but theses pizzas are just as tasty as the ones with gluten in