First I saw “Vegan Cheese Pizza”, then I saw it’s made with daiya cheese and I knew, this pizza had to be mine. Well, mine and the kid’s. We are always on the lookout for vegan pizzas, but I think we’ve had pretty good luck so far with the Tofurky one. From Solterra, this gluten-free, soy-free, and dairy-free 8″ pizza will run you $4.99 at Whole Foods (and probably at least a buck cheaper in other places) and offers a unique way of cooking it. You leave the pizza in the packaging, just peel back the front/top paper to reveal a plastic window over the pizza.
At 450 degrees, place the pizza directly on the oven rack and bake for only about 5-7 minutes. After about 6 minutes, it didn’t look done, but I think it was–just was hard to tell through the plastic.
I ended up burning the edges quite a bit, so I just cut those off–the rest of perfect. In fact, it was pretty darn good! We liked the thin crust and of course, the daiya cheese.
I would certainly buy this pizza again and next time, I won’t over cook it! Solterra’s products are all gluten-free, soy-free, and nut-free, with several products that are dairy-free as well. Click HERE for nutritional information.
Hi! I’m Giovanni Marketing Director of http://www.Policarta.it that’s the Bake-in-Bag producer of the fantastic Solterra vegan Pizza. I’d add just a clarification: The window in the bag is NOT made by PLASTIC. In thruth is a special biodegradable/natural material resistent to high temperatures. This window (and bag) is good to bake-off any food. All the bag is biodegradable and realized with water-based inks to avoid any risk of cross-contamination.
KR
Giovanni
Oh gosh! Thanks for the clarification. 🙂