Caulipower, Pizza Veggie, 10.9 Ounce

6-15-22I'm reviewing the Caulipower Veggie Pizza. It's pretty much a personal pizza but a grain and gluten free, healthy version of a veggie pizza. Why do I say surprisingly good? Because I have tried at least 2 other brands and I thought they were AWFUL. The flavor and maybe texture was not at all favorable to me, including 1 having a bit of an aftertaste. This was not exclusive to Veggie style pizzas, this included pepperoni and others, but only 2 other brands were tried.Let me start out by saying, I am not a vegan or vegetarian, nor do I suffer from Celiac disease or gluten intolerance. I just try to eat as clean as possible. A bit of Paleo style with as much grain free as possible or at least I try to find foods with non altered (nonGMO) wheats & grains. Unfortunately, most of the food here in the USA is modified specifically with the mass produced products such as wheats, potatoes, corn, and white sugar (especially since most of it here comes from sugar beets and not canes). I'm a huge fan of bread and potato, so trying to shy away from those ingredients is extremely difficult for me.This pizza is a game changer, however, I do cheat a little by adding some additional flavor and kick with the use of Primal Kitchen Buffalo Sauce (also gluten & grain free with avocado oil). I have transferred this sauce to a condiment squeeze bottle and drizzle it sparingly all across the pizza (a little goes a LONG way). But even without it, this pizza is amazing. There is no guilt when eating this pizza. The only downside is that it is not satisfying for very long. I'm hungry again within a few hrs. I have not tried yet, but thought about adding pieces of grilled chicken as an added protein to help curb my appetite even longer or to make it a "heartier" meal. I think kids can enjoy this pizza too. The veggies used aren't chopped too coarsely and it's easy to take bites. The veggies make the pizza taste clean and fresh, not too salty or processed. The crust is crispy and has great flavor, to the point you'd think it was a traditional flour version. This pizza is great for quick meals when trying to find something to eat with little time. I commonly use my toaster oven to cook most things, and never use a microwave. This pizza cooks in about 20 minutes and eaten within 10. One last thing I dislike is the price point. I think depending on where you shop, it's a bit overpriced. For $6. Excellent and fair, IMO, and it's what I try to buy up on when it's at this price (typically a sale), $8 being their regular price. However some locations sell this for $10. As I stated above, for a pizza that does not fill you up for long, I think it's too much, even if the ingredients used are clean and the best quality. The only reason I can justify it is that I'm paying for my "healthcare" upfront. I'm avoiding ailments and illnesses, or seeing physicians, and I'm feeling the best I can without the need of "big pharma".So to summarize-Pros:1. Great taste regardless of it considered a healthy food/dish2. Avoids harmful ingredients: nonGMO, no canola, vegan, and grain-free3. Decent personal pizza sized4. Quickly cooked in the toaster oven ~20 mns.Cons:1. Not as fulfilling as I'd like long-term. I'm hungry within a couple hrs.2. Price is a bit too high depending on the area or store.

My family and I can not get enough of this!!! The quality of it is great and the veggie selection tastes fresh. For a gluten free pizza the crust is thick and crunchy.

I love the flavor and how healthy the ingredients are! Overall great for the money. But, I can never get the texture of the crust quite right… I believe this is a side effect of it being gluten free cauliflower though.

Love this pizza

A friend convinced me to try cauliflower pizza.Unfortunately I wasn’t impressed. The pizza crust was a little soggy and never got crispy the way I would have preferred. The price was okay but the pizza wasn’t tasty enough for me to buy it again. In the future I’ll stick to regular crust instead of cauliflower.

I love this pizza - I eat Gluten Free. My husband who does not limit himself to GF also likes these. There is not too much cheese on these which is great for those of us who struggle with a stomach ache if we have too much cheese. Excellent flavor. I enjoy the pepperoni version also.

Threw on some additional chopped veggies, 2 different types of additional cheese, a dollop more of sauce, a sprinkle of Italian seasonings and plenty more pepperoni.The additional toppings, delivery, tip, etc would have cost me more than $30. So this GF pizza was just what I needed to create a tricked out pizza meal.

Taste is great, thin crust is great, and veggies are good too!