12 May, 2009

Digiorno’s Tuscan Style Chicken Crispy Flatbread Pizza

Posted by: Meg Ewen

digiorno_crispy_flat_bread_pizzaUSER SUBMITTED REVIEW

Tonight I decided to deviate from my normal “healthy” weekly pizza (Amy’s-Kashi) routine to try a new pie, Digiorno’s Tuscan Style Chicken Crispy Flatbread Pizza. Cooking instructions are easy, 400 degree oven 10-13 min if directly on the oven rack or 15-18 if on a pizza tin. I opted for the tin, since I don’t like to clean up spills. When done, take out, let sit 5 mins.

The pizza looked good, lots of toppings. Chicken, tomatoes and spinach. However, needed more cheese. The smell was dominated by spinach, which is fine by me. My first bite was puzzling, though. I thought, “well this is strange cheese”, not stringy but creamy. Then I took off my glasses and looked more closely. It wasn’t cheese, but what looked like ranch dressing…humm. I don’t like ranch dressing, so that’s doesn’t bode well. I went and looked at the box. It described a white-red sauce. Didn’t taste any tomato sauce at all. So I took another bite and sure enough, I then detected the red part of the white-red sauce. Seemed to be concentrated towards the outer edge. The white sauce was supposed to be garlicky, but it tasted almost like garlic salt, not REAL garlic. The crust, however, was awesome! The outer part was like a crescent roll in taste – yum!

digiornos_tuscan_style_chicken_thin_crust_pizza_detail

So overall, I was disappointed, but I ate the whole thing. Don’t want to waste food, but I would never buy this again. If you like ranch dressing, you’ll love it. If not, don’t get it, you can’t scrape off the sauce.

Nutritional Info:
Serving size 1/3 pizza -
280 cals
14g fat (6g saturated, 1g trans fat)
680 mg sodium
fiber 2g
Protein 14g

Price: $3.75


This product has received a rating of
Rating: 2.5

Category: 2.5 Star| DiGiorno| Dinner| Lunch| Oven Cooked| Written Review



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  • Millie
    This is our favorite pizza and it's low in calories too. A win, win for our pizza cravings! I only wish someone would sell a frozen New York City pizza like the one I had when I visited there some years ago. It was made of broccoli and white cheese with a yellow cheese topping. Yummy!
  • Meg
    Ok, last non food related comment. I work for HP as a Industry Standard Server Specialist (ie Intel/AMD). Oh wait I can turn this comment into food related. I work from home, so I am always on the look out for a good microwavable lunch...there :)
  • @Meg - HAHAHAHAH. I'm like two exits from Cupertino!!! What company? (I feel bad....I feel like Greg's comment section has become a discussion board, sorry Greg).
  • Meg
    Bear, I'm in Chicago (and no, I don't like deep dish), but Corp HQ is in Cupertino and I have a customer that has a location in Sacramento...I think we fly into San Fran for that one. Anyway, if I do find myself in your neck of the woods, I'll try to pop in. Probably won't be trying the Belly Buster though, it would be like the Monty Python movie, where the guy eats too much and explodes....which one was that? Meaning of Life?
  • @Meg - It's awesome! (both are actually), I've partial to The Bear though :)
    http://pizzapartyonline.com/menu.html#thebear

    Here's the Belly Buster:
    http://www.pizzapartyonline.com/bellybuster.html

    Where do you live? Ever come to the Bay Area? Stop in!
  • Meg
    Bear, I just took a look at your pizzas. The tandori chicken looks pretty darn good, as well as the buffalo chicken. I didn't see a "belly buster" is it just a gigantic version of any pizza?
  • @Jim - Haha, few people catch that nuance (the servings per Belly Buster)

    Thanks. I'd love to have you in if you're ever in the area!
  • Jim
    @ Bear Sibler : I saw your cooking vids...Good stuff, funny too.
    Your pizza place looks like a joint I would frequent if I lived there. I thought listing the "Bellybuster" as feeding 1-10 people was hilarious!
  • I LOVE Ranch dressing with my pizza....although I prefer to dip it. Sounds pretty yummy.
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