Pizza! Suggestions????
jlmnk1313
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My family and I LOVE to have a pizza night once a week and watch movies! I really don't want to give up eating with them. if I even have that kinda will power, but I ate 2 slices and 2 breadsticks last night and gained .5 lbs even with eating GREAT the rest of the day and excercising!! Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do? Thanks so much everyone! I am trying ot be good but I want to make a lifestyle change not a diet! I can't give it up forever!
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i had this again tonight http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/130577-you-asked-for-it-cauli-crust-pizza-pics guilt free.
but real pizza sodium is the major issue, lots of water0 -
It is probably temporary weight gain from the sodium in the pizza. It will go away - drink LOTS of water. I have found Domino's thin crust cheese pizza to be the best bang for my buck! (Or order a veggie one - that's more fun!)0
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Thanks it looks great and I will so try it!!0
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Thanks and I will definately drink more water! Thanks for the suggestion I really appreciate it!0
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Stay with thin crust is the general consensus on here, but a fellow mfp'er posted this earlier today:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/154026-italian-pizza-bake
I can't wait to try it!!!0 -
I'd make my own....here is what I do. I love this:
Orowheat - Sandwich Thins, 1 roll 100
Hunt's - Tomato Sauce (8oz) , 1/4 cup (62g) 20
Dole - Pineapple Tidbits In !00% Pineapple Juice , 1/4 cup 35
Kraft - Shredded Mozarella Cheese Part-Skim, 1/4 cup 80
Falls Brand - Tavern Ham, Boneless, Baked, 1 oz 33
Total 268 calories!0 -
I make my own pizza every Friday night (Saturday this week) for family pizza night. Its a perfect way to control the sodium, fat, and calories you are eating. I always use whole wheat flour in the crust too.
Thanks to this site, I can use the recipe feature and know exactly how many calories are in each piece :bigsmile:0 -
I make my own pizza every Friday night (Saturday this week) for family pizza night. Its a perfect way to control the sodium, fat, and calories you are eating. I always use whole wheat flour in the crust too.
Thanks to this site, I can use the recipe feature and know exactly how many calories are in each piece :bigsmile:
Check it out on my blog
http://momvsfood.blogspot.com/2010/09/what-is-friday-pizza-night.html0 -
If we do pizza I usually to get thin crust veggie pizza... or I will have a salad with it so I don't fill up on just pizza. Thin crust is my favorite anyway, as are the veggies usually, so I don't feel deprived at all! (The cheese sticks are my downfall though!) Chicken pizza is another healthier option, though I'd rather just have veggie.0
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I was going to suggest one piece of pizza, one breadstick, and a salad...with LOTS of water! Enjoy! It's a lifestyle change after all!0
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Thank you I looked at the receip and it looks great! Thanks for the info0
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Thanks I will definately try this!0
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Thanks I will definately try this!0
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I definately will! Thanks so much for giving me some pointers!!!!!0
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THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!!!!! I will try all of these receips out on my family and see what works for us all!!!!! I truely appreciate it!0
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Papa Murphy's veggie pizzas aren't bad. I love them even when I'm not dieting!0
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I like using the high fiber burrito wraps as a pizza crust. The small size makes a good pizza for one that's easy to bake in a toaster oven. The larger size probably does better in the oven.
It's been a while since I've made these, but I do remember making several small ones at once on a half sheet pan in the oven. (the wraps shrink slightly in the oven)
They work best if you don't load them up with toppings, they're a bit fragile.
If you go with the Orowheat sandwich thins instead, they're a bit sturdier and can support toppings a bit better. My favorite is pineapple.
I can't settle on any one sauce type, I keep experimenting, but I do like Muir Glen's pizza sauce. IIRC, it's a bit salty but tasty.0 -
Great i have one of those just down the street! Thanks so much!0
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Try healthy pizza, create your on toppings on thin crust. Less bread is best, so that means no breadsticks. There are some healthy pizza joints, such as Azzurro Pizza - Not sure of all of the locations, google and see what you come up with. Good luck!0
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Great thanks so much for the info!0
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I agree with a lot of people here about the sodium. But the grease can get out of hand too... To cut down on some of the grease, I use a napkin and blot the top of the pizza a little. It will soak up a good bit of it, so if you like meats or pepperoni on yours, this trick will help a lot!
I also like the make-your-own recipes posted too. Try a whole grain tortilla, bagel, or some other healthy bread, with low sodium tomato sauce, skim milk cheese, and low-fat, low-sodium toppings of your choice. Yum!!0 -
I'd make my own....here is what I do. I love this:
Orowheat - Sandwich Thins, 1 roll 100
Hunt's - Tomato Sauce (8oz) , 1/4 cup (62g) 20
Dole - Pineapple Tidbits In !00% Pineapple Juice , 1/4 cup 35
Kraft - Shredded Mozarella Cheese Part-Skim, 1/4 cup 80
Falls Brand - Tavern Ham, Boneless, Baked, 1 oz 33
Total 268 calories!
YUM! This sounds really good, ill have to try this..... i have been craving pizza latley!0 -
It is hard to beat a good NY style pizza like we get at our local pizzeria, but we like to make our own as well. We'll use crunchy tostadas as the base crust. A little light cheese or refried beans, and variety of toppings make for a pretty good pizza variant.0
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