Looking for something tasty on a budget this weekend? Maybe a little fun for all the family? After all, you’ve probably exhausted all the recipe books you own, Google has to offer and eaten the tins you stockpiled months ago. Well Aldi has just launched some plain pizza bases and you won’t believe how much they cost.
With more meals being prepared and cooked at home, supermarket Aldi is lending a helping hand with its new Carlos Stonebaked Pizza Bases (85p), perfect for getting creative on pizza night.
Yes, for just 85p, the supermarket has launched two different types of pizza base that you can decorate with your own toppings and make dinner more fun for all the family.
Available in stores now, recreate the taste of Italy using the ready-made stonebaked bases available in 12” Plain or 12” Sourdough. Simply coat with a rich tomato base before layering a generous helping of mozzarella and your favourite toppings for a deliziosa ltalian pizza, ready for the oven. Why not try Aldi’s pepperoni available in mild or hot flavours (85p, 120g). Your Friday night dinner is guaranteed to be anything but basic.
To find your nearest Aldi, we’ve listed the store locator here for you. You’ll also find opening and closing information there too.
The last few months have seen more Brits heading to the kitchen than ever before and the passion for home cooking is showing no sign of slowing down with 45% of UK consumers claiming to be experimenting with new recipes since March.
Don’t live near an Aldi? Fear not as you can still get plain pizza bases, ready for decorating from plenty of other supermarkets.
Sainsbury's have Thin and Crispy 10" Pizza Bases (2x at 260g) for £1.10. Add some tomato puree, cheese and toppings of your choice.
Asda are selling two Napolina Large Pizza Bases for £1.90 (2x 150g). These deliciously light and crispy pizza bases are perfect for whatever toppings you choose and ready to enjoy in just 10 minutes. Great for a meal in a hurry.
Looking for something a little different? Waitrose have the Magioni Cauliflower Pizza Crust for £3.50 (360g). The cauliflower pizza base is 37% vegetable pizza crusts. Source of protein. Suitable for vegans.If cauliflower can somehow become pizza, you can do anything! With 37% vegetables and its delicate taste, this simple cauliflower pizza crust is the perfect veggie alternative to the traditional pizza crust.
For those who are gluten intolerant, Morrisons are selling Schar Gluten Free Pizza Bases for £3 (300g) are the perfect alternative and taste just as good as the real thing. Ready in 8-10 min, these pizza bases are individually wrapped for freshness. It’s specifically formulated for people intolerant to gluten, and lactose free.
Or Tesco have the Bfree Pizza Bases (360g) for £3.50. Made with bamboo fibre and sourdough, this high fibre stone baked pizza base is low in fat and has no refined sugars. The great tasting products from Bfree are created with carefully chosen, wholesome, free-from ingredients which help make living a healthy life easier.
