Diet Food Reviews
Pizza Fit 'n Free
By: | Oct 23, 2009
Oh pizza straight out of the oven, with its crunchy crust, ooey gooey cheese, and spicy tomato sauce - is there anything better? Unfortunately, they can be calorie bombs, and some "diet" pizzas just aren't satisfying. But Pizza Fit 'n Free says they are "America's Fat Free Pizza." Well now - that's all they needed to say to get me to try it!
Each 7 inch (6.4 ounce) pizza clocks in at only 250 calories, no fat, 16% of the daily value for sodium (380 mg), 20 grams of protein and 41 grams of carbohydrates which includes 3 grams of fiber (12% of the DV) and no sugar. There is also 26% of daily recommendations for vitamin A and 45% for calcium. I was really excited. The only problem: these pizzas are only available online! Six pizzas cost $29.94 plus shipping ($6 if you order just the six pizzas; the price goes down if you order more), which is a bit on the pricey side. The company sent me a sample, though, and once I got it, I dug in right away.
The instructions are pretty simple: heat the 7" cheese pizza for 8-10 minutes in a 400 degree oven. I did this, hardly able to wait those few minutes for it to warm up. The size is generous and should easily satisfy you. Once it was out of the oven I was amazed - the cheese was melted to perfection, and there was just enough of it atop the pizza - how in the world is this fat free?! The sauce was really good as well - not too overpowering on the tomato taste, and the crust came out quite crunchy. I finished my pizza and found myself not just satisfied but really happy about my meal 
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The ingredients are actually pretty straightforward too. There are no toppings, so add your own - may I suggest bell peppers and some Lightlife Smart Deli Pepperoni. Needless to say, despite the price, I plan on purchasing more of these - what an amazing guilt-free pizza option!
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These pizzas are a great concept and taste pretty good for being so low in calories. One thing I would LOVE to see is a whole wheat crust! White carbs are definately ok in moderation, but this pizza would definately be a nutritional gem with the inclusion of whole wheat crust versus white. Fit n Free, PLEASE consider a whole wheat variety/changing your crust :)
Neat! I might try to snag a sample myself--these perfect for making some of California Pizza Kitchen's specials!
Though the convenience is probably a draw for many, buying your whole wheat crust and adding your yummy healthy toppings would easily save money as well as give you a bigger bang nutrition-wise.
This is a good concept. Reminds me of Holy donuts because they only offer them online.
I love this fat free pizza and it taste really good.I am going to order again.