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Old 01-03-2008, 12:19 PM   #1  
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Default Kashi 5 Cheese/Tomato Pizza...do you like it?

I'm on day 6 of my "healthier eating lifestyle" and took a trip to the grocery store the other day to buy some healthy groceries. I came across the new Kashi 5 Cheese and Tomato Pizza. It's a bit pricey ($5.99) compared to the Totino's ones I'm used to buying ($0.99). It was the first thing I ate when I got home and to my suprise, I enjoyed it!! It wasn't greasy like most frozen pizzas and the crust is amazing.
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Old 01-03-2008, 01:44 PM   #2  
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I like them! I love the Kashi Mediterranean pizza. I just wish they made them in smaller sizes.
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Old 01-03-2008, 06:05 PM   #3  
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yeah i know, i have to split it with my sister, i usually eat 1/3 to 1/2 of the pizza it's so good.. maybe one day they'll make the individual portions. Lean Cuisine's BBQ chicken pizza is really good too
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I tried a couple of Kashi chicken 'zas a while back, when there was a recall on Totino's pizzas with pepperoni and one of the supermarkets pulled all the Totino pizzas. I liked them, but I wanna caveat: the cooking instructions on the Kashi box say "heat oven to 425˚ and cook for [was it 15 minutes?]" while those for Totino's say "heat to 375˚ and cook for 10 minutes". My oven runs a bit hot (and we have a foil reflector on the bottom which makes it even hotter), and when I cooked the Kashis per the instructions on their box, the darn pizzas came out burned to a crisp Using the same temperature for the Kashis as I do for the Totinos, and not keeping them in the oven so long, led to better and more edible results. So know your oven, and maybe cook them the same way you're used to cooking the 'za you eat now
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i like most of kashi's products..hadn't tried the pizza's yet...but i'll have to put it on my list of things to try!
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