Edible/reasonable/best readymade pizza base or dough?

[dairymilkmonster]

I am having a small party for ds with a few friends and various adults. There will be 12-14 people, either 8yr olds or adults.
ds wants pizza - homemade - but only homemade from the pov of choosing toppings. Last time I attempted this for 10 it wasn't a great success due to the amount of dough needing to be made in batches. I rather underestimated the quantity and it was rather stressful as I am hopeless at keeping calm when cooking for other people.

Has anyone found found a decent readymade base or dough? We've tried a couple but been unimpressed.

Or have tips to avoid excess stress or disaster.

Thanks!

Our kids love mini pizzas made with English muffins halved or pitta breads... Would that work?
Spread with tomato puree, add toppings and grill...

Sainsbury's do a pack of 2 bases with a smear of tom sauce on them that are good (own brand in .my local but can't find online). Waitrose do similar. I think they're sourdough. Or I have homemade - made in advance and then frozen base baked with tom sauce on (usually just a thin layer of passata). Take out freezer, bit more passata and toppings and super quick dinner.

Crosta and Mollica pizza bases are good.

www.crostamollica.com/products/pizza-base/. They have a thin layer of tomato passata. The key is to avoid adding too much wet stuff.
I am not sure about the logistics for multiple pizzas unless you have a hot pizza stone/oven, but I can cook 2 or 3 in a normal oven.

We seem to have amassed a number of tapas and pudding dishes so I pop sweetcorn/sliced ham/chicke/salami/mushrooms etc in them and thinly slice mozarella in a dish. Get some olive oil to drizzle

Certainly my Waitrose and Ocado sell them.

www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/waitrose-2-stonebaked-pizza-bases/494437-140751-140752?gclid=Cj0KEQjw3PLnBRCpo8PCoaGM99MBEiQAppRuC5WCWIk36Tm3KbBJ0fauiL56cVnNx3IDgeqtvmtVopIaAgCq8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds Waitrose ones I've used. Tasty

Asda do a premade dough in the fridge section which is nice, could be a bit pricey if you have to buy several packs could you just buy some standard cheese and tomato pizzas and let them add their own toppings

On the off chance you're in Ireland there's a great brand called Pizza Da Piero which sells in Tesco. I always bring a few packs back with me for the freezer.

These are brilliant - found in the freezer of most supermarkets

www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/northern-dough-co.-original-pizza-dough/893403-307494-307495?gclid=CKTdiJ-a3eICFSkW0wod_BoKBA&gclsrc=aw.ds

I was about to recommend same as previous poster! Super easy!

I use bread mix. The one you add water to and let it prove for a while. Just pre bake for 5 mins before putting toppings on.

Also came on to suggest the northern dough co.! Have found it works best if you have a pizza stone heated in the oven already.

Tried this about a week ago. It was so good!! Just put a simple tomato sauce and some roasted veg and mozzerella

Yum yum

This stuff is brilliant. I make a tom sauce out of tinned toms, onion, bacon or chorizo, garlic and red pepper. Blitz and cool and use as a base for toppings if your choice. Mine love.

Aldi's do a really nice one and they have the pizza tomato sauce on special offer this week

Brilliant thanks, I have bought three of the suggestions this morning (yes, this did involve going to tesco and waitrose but both passed on my usual monday anyway) to try out tonight!

I have two ovens (last house owner left rangemaster, yet to be totally conquered) so that helps.

Northern dough! We are having it tonight, can't wait

Mini tortilla wraps work quite well if you want something lighter