Dinner in a Flash: 3 Store-Bought Pizza Doughs


PIZZA…PRESTO!

Making your own dough is great, but not if it delays dinner. Use our three store-bought picks for pie on the fly!

THIN: Mama Mary’s Thin & Crispy Pizza Crusts

These thin crusts with a brick-oven flavor stayed crisp even when we piled on the toppings. ($4.99 for 2 crusts)

THICKER: Schwan’s Starter Crust

This reminded us of a slice straight from a pizza parlor, with a crunchy, sweet-earthy taste. ($7.24 for 2 crusts)

THICKEST: Boboli Original Pizza Crust

After just 10 minutes in the oven, this crust got puffy and deliciously chewy—without being too doughy. ($4.59 for 1 crust)

—Lambeth Hochwald


From the September 2012: Italian Issue of Every Day with Rachael Ray

Orange juice in the carton beats frozen OJ! Get delicious orange recipes here.

Orange juice in the carton beats frozen OJ! Get delicious orange recipes here.

GREEK YOGURT is causing a stir
On its own, it’s been a health-food star for a couple of years because of its pumped-up protein, low sugar levels and tantalizing tang. Now greek yogurt is showing up everywhere.
CREAMY DIPSMarzetti’s Otria Greek Yogurt Veggie Dips are a naturally low-fat addition to your next party platter (sayonara, sour cream!). Try the latest flavors: caramelized onion and roasted red pepper.
SWEET SNACK BARSRickland Orchards Greek Yogurt Bars come in a variety of superfood flavors, like Blueberry Acai and Cranberry Almond. They’re all packed with protein and fiber, but without the high-sugar tab of many other breakfast bars.
FROZEN TREATSBen & Jerry’s Frozen Greek Yogurt comes in decadent flavors like Banana Peanut Butter and Blueberry Vanilla Graham. Adonia Greek Frozen Yogurt by Ciao Bella is ultra-creamy, and all seven of its flavors are 130 calories per serving.
BABY FOODPlum Organics Greek Yogurt Blends come in quirky flavors like Cherry & Sweet Corn and provide an extra boost of healthy-digestion-promoting protein for your baby.
From our July/August 2012 issue of Every Day with Rachael Ray

GREEK YOGURT is causing a stir

On its own, it’s been a health-food star for a couple of years because of its pumped-up protein, low sugar levels and tantalizing tang. Now greek yogurt is showing up everywhere.

CREAMY DIPS
Marzetti’s Otria Greek Yogurt Veggie Dips are a naturally low-fat addition to your next party platter (sayonara, sour cream!). Try the latest flavors: caramelized onion and roasted red pepper.

SWEET SNACK BARS
Rickland Orchards Greek Yogurt Bars come in a variety of superfood flavors, like Blueberry Acai and Cranberry Almond. They’re all packed with protein and fiber, but without the high-sugar tab of many other breakfast bars.

FROZEN TREATS
Ben & Jerry’s Frozen Greek Yogurt comes in decadent flavors like Banana Peanut Butter and Blueberry Vanilla Graham. Adonia Greek Frozen Yogurt by Ciao Bella is ultra-creamy, and all seven of its flavors are 130 calories per serving.

BABY FOOD
Plum Organics Greek Yogurt Blends come in quirky flavors like Cherry & Sweet Corn and provide an extra boost of healthy-digestion-promoting protein for your baby.

From our July/August 2012 issue of Every Day with Rachael Ray