Picasso Kitchen Stone Baked Fresh Super Supreme Pizza 450g
1.7 from 21 reviews
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A cheap pizza, so I didn't expect much ... but the base was too thin and dry, the sausage smelt weird (off) - so I had to remove it, and the pineapple looked far fresh fresh.
Needed added cheese, but they always do!
The olives were spot on.
3.2
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Nutrition
Nutrition Information Per 100g
| Energy | 1014 kj |
|---|---|
| Protein | 10.8 gm |
| Fat - Total | 8.8 gm |
| Fat - Saturated | 4.3 gm |
| Carbohydate | 29.7 gm |
| Carbohydate - Sugars | 3.2 gm |
| Sodium | 590 milligrams |
Ate a couple of bites but then realized that the cardboard packaging tastes better and unlike the pizza is faster to cook
Another reviewer called the pizza too thin which is a little weird, for me it was too thick. The 8-10minute cooking time on the box was way too short for the base as it didnt cook thru and was doughy. Cooked the second one for 15 minutes and was much better, but think it still needed another 5 minutes. Base itself perhaps needed a little more saltiness. Some of the additional cooking though might be bc I added plenty more mushrooms and pineapple.
Topping was good enough, I'd say better than Dr Oetker. Sufficient for a frozen pizza as long as buying when on special, preferably half price. The supreme was way better than the basic pepperoni one, had some ollives and capsicum. Sauce was decent too.
Quarter of a star for this pizza, I would much rather pay $3 for a homebrand pizza and put it the microwave then this pizza in the oven. Dry and tasteless like cardboard
If I could give it half a star I would!
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