where can I buy Pizza bases

probably the wrong board for this, but couldn't think where to put it. I want to make my own pizzas, but cant find uncooked bases. Tried Tesco, Morrisons, Asda, Co-op. Anyone help?
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  • rchddap1
    rchddap1 Posts: 5,926 Forumite
    Try the old style boards and they'll probably tell you how to make your own.
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  • cmjohnson_86
    cmjohnson_86 Posts: 1,468 Forumite
    You can buy basic pizza base's from local supermarkets.. Tesco's, Morrisson's etc for around 99p depending on which style base you want..

    Or you could go for the cheaper option of making one... There pretty easy..
  • pedro143
    pedro143 Posts: 72 Forumite
    I buy mine from Sainsburys but they are available at tescos as well.
    Lookin 4 a bargain!
  • allan_2
    allan_2 Posts: 28 Forumite
    i get mine at asda.... our local store has a pizza counter where they make fresh pizzas... they will sell you the bases by themselves if you ask... hope this helps!
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  • Amba_Gambla
    Amba_Gambla Posts: 12,107 Forumite
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    they definately sell them at my local morrisons.... see them all the time.....
  • 'Home Bargains' had something similar to a pizza base last time I was in (came in a foil-wrapped package). The packaging mentioned that they are suitable for use as a pizza base - only 29p each if I remember correctly (and roughly the size of a 10" pizza)
  • they are in the fresh dept in sains and tescos but also check out the pasta sauces they do them there too they are vacuum packed i think napolenta make them in packs of two
  • Most supermarkets sell them vacuum packed.



    You can also buy packets that you just add water. They are usually found with the baking ingredients.



    You can also make your own easily in a breadmaker and without!
    Wendy
  • pesky2
    pesky2 Posts: 2,191 Forumite
    Seen them in Asda as used to buy them years ago but i make my own now, just get some Free fresh yeast from Asda Bakery and some plain flour, some sugar, drop of oil and a bit of salt and your'e away. My pizzas are fantastic people rave about them, can't beat home made base.
  • Swattie
    Swattie Posts: 729 Forumite
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    could you write down your recipe with quantities - I usually buy bases, but fancy making my own.

    Thank you
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