Any good pre-made pizza doughs out there?

orion11

Has anyone found/used any pre-made pizza dough? If so, could you share your results, brand, and maybe where you can find it? I would like to try pizza but bread making and pastry have always scared me a little, read....lousy results.

Unknown

orion11,[p]Go to your favorite pizza parlor. Most are willing to part with some fresh dough for a couple of bucks.[p]Spin

BlueSmoke

orion11,
If your local supermarket has an instore bakery, check with them. Publix here in Florida all have bakeries, and have pizza dough in the refrigerator section.[p]Ken

orion11

s,
Good idea, didnt think of asking a pizza place to buy some. I will look in the fridge section of the store today, maybe I was looking right at it.

Unknown

orion11, at the HEB store where I buy them, they are in front of the meat deli, which is near the bakery. You'll need to ask a store clerk where they are; sometimes they are stored in unlikely places.

RRP

orion11,
Perhaps if you would tell us where you live someone could even direct you to a spot by name!

orion11

RRP,
Phoenix Arizona is my humble abode. Although, with it hitting 118 degrees F. friday, I'm thinking of moving!!

Unknown

orion11,
Like Blue Smoke and a couple others have said, the local grocery might sell it. Publix (in TN) sells 1 lb dough balls for $1.69 in the refrigerated part of their deli/bakery. [p]I always cut mine in half so I can have thinner crust. :~) [p]Good Luck![p]Adrian

icemncmth

s,[p]I agree..find a local..pizza place. Not a chain..[p]Go in and ask..Most will be happy to sell you dough..It is already made and all they have to do is hand it to you to make money!!

PeterInSeattle

orion11,
You should have a Trader Joes near you. We get their fresh pizza dough all the time. They have regular and whole wheat. Really inexpensive -- about $1.10 for a good size bag (two thin crust mediums).