Sale Therapy: Food Therapy: Puff Pastry Pizza??

6.24.2010

Food Therapy: Puff Pastry Pizza??

Trader Joe's is one of my favorite food stores (right up there with WholeFoods). They always have a unique selection of frozen foods. One frozen item that caught my eye the other day is this Puff Pastry Margherita Pizza:

I adore puff pastry and I adore pizza. Would I adore a love child of the two? Sadly, I did not pick it up to try but I can't stop thinking about it. I will most definitely be taking one home on my next trip to Trader Joe's. I just hope that the puff pastry is flaky and crispy - not soggy and compressed from the sauce and cheese. Have you tried this Puff Pastry Margherita Pizza?

6 comments:

Anonymous7/11/2010
It's good! Totally flaky and delicious. Do it!
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Anonymous7/23/2010
I'm literally eating it right now and it literally is one of the top ten things I've ever eaten!
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Sale Therapy7/26/2010
Ok...you've convinced me! I'm going to try it when my ktichen renovation is completed and I have a working oven again. Hopefully that will be in early September.
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Keisha11/02/2010
soooo good!
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La bohème7/14/2011
OMG, I picked this up a few days ago and I can't believe how delicious it is! I usually get another pizza from them call Pizza Olympiad kind of a greek version with olives and feta cheese, but like you I love puff pastry and pizza! It is crispy no worries and it's just so yummy, go get one or 2!!!
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Lola8/23/2011
I eat it once a week!
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