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Pizza Base

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  • 02-12-2009 12:00pm
    #1
    Noffles
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    I'm trying to find somewhere that sells blank pizza bases?

    Anyone know?


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    #2
    the beer revolu
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    Presuming you're in Cork, Iago in The English market sells balls of pizza dough - you just have to stretch it out.


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    Noffles
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    Nope not in Cork... in Dublin... but I get the idea of what kind of place to look in...


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    spadder
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    Try a packet of fajita wraps as a base, v. nice. The big ones that Lidl sell make good bases. smear them with the tomato sauce and add your ingredients of choice. Get your oven as hot as it will go and bung them in for 5- 10 mins.


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    olaola
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    You can buy them in supermarkets - Napolina, I think do them?
    TBH they're very 'biscuity' and since making your own is pretty easy. I'd throw a hand at that.


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    PeadarH
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    I use these guys quite a lot and think they are pretty good:
    http://artisanpizza.ie/where.html


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    the beer revolu
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    Noffles wrote: »
    Nope not in Cork... in Dublin... but I get the idea of what kind of place to look in...

    Gosh, I never would have guessed:rolleyes:


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    Noffles
    Registered Users Posts: 1,549 ✭✭✭Noffles


    the beer revolu wrote: »
    Gosh, I never would have guessed:rolleyes:

    I surely don't post like I'm in Dublin... and to be completely accurate I'm in Wexford but would be looking in Dublin as I work there... you'd of never guessed that!!;)


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    MissFlitworth
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    PeadarH wrote: »
    I use these guys quite a lot and think they are pretty good:
    http://artisanpizza.ie/where.html

    +1 for these, they are really, really lovely. I've gotten them in Fallon & Byrne in the city centre and Donnybrook Fair


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    the beer revolu
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    Noffles wrote: »
    I surely don't post like I'm in Dublin... and to be completely accurate I'm in Wexford but would be looking in Dublin as I work there... you'd of never guessed that!!;)


    True. Didn't see that one coming.

    9 times out of ten if people don't state where they are from, then they're from Dublin/surrounds. So, yes you did post like you are in Dublin.
    It's a personal hate of mine - don't mind me!


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    catho_monster
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    If I'm stuck I just go into Superquinn and get some of the pizza bases that they use to do up pizzas over in the deli section...

    +1 for the Artisan Pizza though, have gotten them at the Sheridans stall I think at the Temple Bar Market on Saturdays...

    Oh, and LIDL have a DIY pizza pack - plain pizza base with a jar of tomato sauce - in the same fridge as the milk I think, not bad at all.


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