I know there are some bread mixes that can be used and in turn can then be used to make a pizza base, but sometimes when you fancy pizza, you just don't want to be messing around making the crust.
That's where this yummy bbq chicken pizza saves the day. Just use a pitta or wrap that qualifies as a healthy choice and then all you have to do is decide on your toppings.
For the topping this time round I chose a BBQ chicken style pizza, nice and simple as I had a batch of my BBQ Sauce made up and some cooked chicken in fridge.
Healthy Pizza Alternatives
But for a regular pizza, check out this amazing Pizza Sauce (that also works well for topping chicken or stirring into pasta)
There are many other variations you can try too on top of the suggestions above. You can also make it gluten free by choosing a gluten free wrap and vegetarian friendly by choose vegetarian toppings.
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Slimming World's Ricotta And Spinach Pizza
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Slimming World 3 Syn Pizza
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However…drum roll please…I can now 100% confirm that you can indeed have completely syn free pizza on Slimming World! How exciting is that!
Pizza — The Misunderstood 'junk Food'
Using your HexB (60g of cooked bread mix) and your HexA (40g of grated Mozzarella) as well as the very delicious syn free pizza sauce that I’ve concocted, as well as whatever syn free toppings you like, you can create pizza that will not only keep you on track for weight loss, but would actually be viable if you’re doing an SP day!
I’ve popped the recipe for the tomato sauce online too, so this recipe is going to be pretty straightforward, because at the end of the day you really just want to make pizza as quickly as possible! You’ll need to knead your dough mix for this recipe, so if you need a few tips then head over and read my tips from the bread baking master class I went on!
This is syn free on Slimming World using the base as your HexB option and the cheese as your HexA option. Add syns if you have already eaten those.
Low Calorie Pizza (less Than 50 Calories!)
UPDATE – Slimming World have confirmed that you can definitely use Aldi & Asda mixes, the Tesco mix is generally accepted within Slimming World but there seems to be some confusion. Use whichever you feel most comfortable using, but personally I will still use the Tesco mix as looking at fibre content I can’t see any difference. This is up to your personal choice though!
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I don't know about you, but my family are really particular about their pizza. They like good pizza. When you're doing Slimming Eats, that's one of the hardest things to give up, sure you can use wraps or whatever for the base, but it's just not quite the same, it doesn't hit the spot like a real pizza.
Healthy Gluten Free Pizza (dairy/egg/nut Free)
After spending a huge amount of time perfecting my Almost Bagels, I began to think, wouldn't it be great if I could make a pizza base in a similar way.... So with some further experimentation, the Ultimate Pizza Base was born (when using your healthy extra's for the base and cheese) My aim was to create a thin base that was crispy and tasted like a real pizza base, I have to say, the result is amazing.
Like I said at the beginning, my family are really fussy about eating great pizza and this Ultimate Pizza absolutely blew them away. They were literally fighting over who gets how many slices. If they didn't know, there's no way they would be able to tell that this wasn't a traditional pizza base, it really is that good.
Luckily unlike my bagel recipe, the dough for this Ultimate Pizza doesn't need to be left overnight, and for this, we are grinding the oats to a powder. (Don't worry, this is not a tweak. As oats are not a free food, they don't fall into the tweak category, because they are a measured allowance).
Slimming World Pizza Pie
I use the cups of my Nutri Ninja Blender withAuto IQ. to blend the oats.This blender is amazing. The auto IQ technology feature, mean it blends to a set pattern depending on what it is you are making. There is also an optional add-on for a food processor bowl, which is perfect for chopping and grating vegetables. Sauces and soups are literally so smooth, once complete in this amazing kitchen gadget. You can also use a mini food processor to grind the oats.
To roll the base, you are going to need some parchment paper, because this dough is a lot wetter compared to a regular pizza dough.
Get one sheet of parchment paper big enough for your pizza base (this recipe will make a 9-inch pizza), spray it with spray oil, and then carefully spoon the dough onto the greased parchment paper with a spoon (try not to tough with your hands, as it's pretty sticky.
Syn Free Hexb Pizza
Spray over the top of the dough with more spray oil and then place another sheet of parchment over the top, and lightly flatten it down. Then you can use a rolling pin over the top sheet of the dough to make it into a rough pizza shape (I'm not fussy about a perfectly round pizza).
Once you have it rolled to an approx 9-inch pizza base, very slowly lift up the parchment paper, as it may stick in a couple of areas, but you can carefully use a silicone spatula just to ease it off where it may of stuck. But nice and slow is the key and it should come off fine.
If you want to neaten up the pizza base, you can use the spatula, just to push the rough edges in a little more, to make it more circular.
Syn Free Pizza
And the viola, the base is done. You can place in the oven at 200c/400f for approx 18-20 mins until lightly golden and firm and then it's time to add your toppings for the second bake.
For the first time around, I just went for a traditional cheese pizza, but you can go with any toppings you like.
Don't have time to make my pizza sauce? No worries, I make a quick cheats version when rushed for time. Just use 1 cup of crushed tomatoes (or passata), 2 tablespoons of tomato puree, ¼ teaspoon of garlic powder, ¼ teaspoon of onion powder and ½ teaspoon of oregano. You can add a little sweetener to remove some of the acidity if you prefer, but it's optional. Taste test before adding it to the pizza. I don't add salt
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