Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Pizza at Blaze Pizza

              Since pizza is probably my favorite thing to eat at a restaurant, I am always happy when I come across a new place that has gluten-free pizza.  One of the newest places I have comes across is Blaze Pizza in Brookfield.  They have both regular and gluten-free crusts in which you can choose either one of the pre-determined toppings options or you can build your own.  However, according to the website, all the pizzas are baked in the same oven no matter what kind of crust it may be.  This, as well as the use of the same press for both crust types, could be a concern for those extremely sensitive to gluten.  If you have questions about this, ask the staff.  They are very nice.  When my mom asked about the dough ingredients in concern for my food allergy, they made every effort to find out the information she needed to determine if I could or could not eat the pizza (I could).  This is part of the reason why I am mentioning Blaze Pizza.  Not every establishment will go to such lengths to make sure their customers stay safe and healthy (some won’t at all).  Any one that does, I believe is a place worth mentioning.
                For menu options, gluten-free information, and other Blaze Pizza locations around the country, go to www.blazepizza.com.   

Friday, September 5, 2014

Udi’s Gluten Free Soft-baked Cookies Salted Caramel Cashew

                 Salted sweets are one of the current rages in the culinary world. Udi’s Gluten Free is not going to be left behind. They have a Salted Caramel Cashew soft-baked cookie. It is a great combination of sweet with a hint of salt. This cookie was found at Outpost Natural Foods.