Pizza -- Whole Foods Dough!

jwr3

SIAP, but I learned yesterday that the Whole Foods Market pizza counter sells fresh pizza dough balls ($2.79 per ball). I bought a couple and made pizza last night. I loved the crust.

ozegg

Great looking pizza, id love a slice!

Rascal

Thanks, gonna give it a try. Gotta be better than that rubbery stuff at Publiks!

vidalia1

Let the Publix dough sit out for 3-4 hours and it is easy to work with...not 45 minutes like the package says... :pinch:

Rascal

Thank you!

jwr3

This crust was great. Crispy on the outside and soft and chewy in. I hit it with some garlic-infused olive oil before I put on the toppers.

Unknown

That's good to know. I've been jonsing to make pizza lately but have been lacking the time to plan the 2 days ahead needed to make a good dough from scratch (for me at least).

Thanks for the tip.

61chev

Do you know if Whole foods sell turbinado sugar?

Bacchus

Looks good.
Alot of small pizzaria's will sell dough also, usually a good bit cheaper than that. Some may look at you like you are nuts, but others are happy to do it. I've been getting 2 for $3 as of late, and the quality is excellent.
Trader Joe's also has fresh dough for sale, $1.09 I think, but it isnt quite as good.

jwr3

Yes, I believe they do sell turbinado sugar.

walrusegger

Yes, they sell turbinado sugar.

Capt Frank

Kim is right! Publix dough is not bad if you let it sit out for at least two hours, more if you have time. I think it was one of the ladies in the Publix bakery that turned me on to that trick

Capt Frank
Homosassa, FL

loco_engr

I was in KC last Nov and made a special effort to go to WFM!
Picked up a couple of pizza doughs and a few other goodies.
I really noticed the air bubbles popped while I worked the dough into shape!

berrygood

Bacchus wrote:

Looks good.
Trader Joe's also has fresh dough for sale, $1.09 I think, but it isnt quite as good.

Actually, I think the TJ's dough is pretty good. Hard to beat the price too.