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Best ready made pizza bases

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Fushia123 · 20/06/2026 23:14

  • *What are the best ready made pizza bases that you can buy to make pizzas in a portable pizza oven? We are having a largish family gathering (12) and I want to keep it easy by making pizzas with salads etc outside in the garden. I know that I could make them myself, but last time I tried this for a much bigger gathering…..I ended up making 23 pizza bases which was not practical or desirable! I want to chill this time, and buy ready made bases that taste great and will support the weight of 2 or 3 toppings too. They will be made and cooked one at a time whilst the family chat and have a drink. Any ideas gratefully accepted.
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Whattodotomorrow · 20/06/2026 23:17

Sainsburys do a pack of two. You don’t have to roll them out, just put your toppings on and bake.

www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/sainsburys-thin-crispy-10-pizza-base-x2-260g

ViaRia01 · 20/06/2026 23:19

I like Crosta mollica - they also have the tomato base already on so it is just toppings to add. Not cheap though!

Cheguevarahamster · 20/06/2026 23:21

Crosta Mollica are the best. As per above poster they are not cheap but far superior to others.

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youngestisapsycho · 21/06/2026 01:25

Agree with Crosta & Mollica… I only buy these now

Bjorkdidit · 21/06/2026 03:45

Came here to say Crosta & Mollica but a few of you have beat me to it. Just like good wood fired pizza.

You can sometimes get them on offer, also if you have a Costco card you can get twin packs for about £7 ready topped so a good saving compared with supermarkets.

wellcoveredsparerib · 21/06/2026 15:06

Not ready rolled, but Northern dough company are good. Ocado stock them

PineappleCoconut · 21/06/2026 15:30

Crosta Mollica tomato bases too, I can’t eat cheese so these are the only ones I have now.

If I can’t find these I’ll buy a pack of large Roti flatbreads instead, over any other dry pizza base biscuit discs

RiceR1ceBaby · 21/06/2026 15:39

We usually make our pizzas straight onto naan bread and they’re great. Much nicer than most pre-made pizza bases, I suspect the Croasta Mollica ones are nicer but they’re so pricy! It works best on a better quality naan bread and we use Clay Oven plain naan breads.

Surelythistime · 21/06/2026 15:42

We have a local cash and carry place that do them fairly cheaply maybe try somewhere like that local if you have one?

it was something like these we got

www.adimaria.co.uk/pizza-base-classic-stone-baked-20x12?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20721157875&gbraid=0AAAAAqSUCZtyiaTJ6NQ_wQN1VtLGsmNQZ&gclid=CjwKCAjwl97RBhBWEiwAa9rbXWQmCSci_UjB0FFDD8J8TtmIuV0Ceewni6sk7TF5aaN2y6DzE32hghoC2xkQAvD_BwE

Bjorkdidit · Yesterday 04:47

RiceR1ceBaby · 21/06/2026 15:39

We usually make our pizzas straight onto naan bread and they’re great. Much nicer than most pre-made pizza bases, I suspect the Croasta Mollica ones are nicer but they’re so pricy! It works best on a better quality naan bread and we use Clay Oven plain naan breads.

We get Handmade Naan Company garlic naans from Costco, which are excellent and about £4.50 for 2 x 5 packs.

We use some as pizza bases and they aren't quite as good as the holy grail that is Crosta & Mollica but about a fifth of the price so a huge saving.

We keep leftover ones in the freezer if we're not going to use the rest of the pack in a few days.

hahabahbag · Yesterday 05:18

I’ve tried most options but none are close to homemade unfortunately, I have 2 bread machines though to simplify things

Fushia123 · Yesterday 08:59

Thanks everyone - great info.

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