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Like most kids, our girls all LOVE pizza. I think Lara would eat nothing but most of the time, in fact! Their absolute favourite pizza variety at home is Dr Oetker Ristorante, which has a thin, crisp base and tasty toppings. Much as we love the other veggie varieties (especially garlic mushroom!), we were delighted to hear that their Ristorante Pizza Spinaci flavour is back after a concerted campaign by fans.
For us, frozen pizza is a bit of a go to after a big day out or when we get back from holidays or weekends away. When time is limited and small tummies are very hungry, we just add some raw veggies on the side and a big bowl of salad on the table, and we're good to go.
Dr Oetker Pizza Ristorante, the UK’s no. 1 thin and crispy frozen pizza brand, originally launched Pizza Spinaci as a limited edition variety in 2013, to much acclaim. Since the promotional period ended, fans have continually requested the return of Ristorante Pizza Spinaci through the brand’s social media and customer service channels. Who can resist keeping the customers happy? So Dr Oetker have revived the variety pizza fans so desperately crave.
In Pizza Spinaci, the one-of-a-kind thin and crispy base (seriously, how do they do that?) is topped with Ristorante's signature sauce, extra swirls of delicious garlic sauce, mozzarella and leafy spinach. It is the perfect choice for a simple and delicious vegetarian dinner, and ideal for family nights in. Dr Oetker pizza is one of the components of our infamous 'party tea', perfect for special occasions, or family film or games nights.
We recently sampled the new-not-new pizza, and the girls loved it! Even cooked greens-phobic Lara tried a bit and said it was yummy. Sophia and Lara tucked in with gusto, especially Tatia who could quite happily work her way through half a bag of baby spinach on her own!
By returning Ristorante Pizza Spinaci to their menu of varieties, Dr Oetker are showing their commitment to their fans, and adding another great vegetarian pizza to the range. Even anti-spinach folk will become fans of this delicious pizza.
Dr. Oetker Ristorante offers a menu of 11 delicious varieties, available from all major supermarket freezers. All use that delicious thin and crispy base, and are topped with mouth-watering toppings made from only the finest quality ingredients. Different varieties are available from different retailers, RRP £2.99. There are even gluten-free varieties available.
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Pizza Spinaci is available now in selected Asda stores.
Head over to Facebook and Twitter to find out what everyone else thinks about #SpinaciIsBack.
For us, frozen pizza is a bit of a go to after a big day out or when we get back from holidays or weekends away. When time is limited and small tummies are very hungry, we just add some raw veggies on the side and a big bowl of salad on the table, and we're good to go.
Dr Oetker Pizza Ristorante, the UK’s no. 1 thin and crispy frozen pizza brand, originally launched Pizza Spinaci as a limited edition variety in 2013, to much acclaim. Since the promotional period ended, fans have continually requested the return of Ristorante Pizza Spinaci through the brand’s social media and customer service channels. Who can resist keeping the customers happy? So Dr Oetker have revived the variety pizza fans so desperately crave.
In Pizza Spinaci, the one-of-a-kind thin and crispy base (seriously, how do they do that?) is topped with Ristorante's signature sauce, extra swirls of delicious garlic sauce, mozzarella and leafy spinach. It is the perfect choice for a simple and delicious vegetarian dinner, and ideal for family nights in. Dr Oetker pizza is one of the components of our infamous 'party tea', perfect for special occasions, or family film or games nights.
We recently sampled the new-not-new pizza, and the girls loved it! Even cooked greens-phobic Lara tried a bit and said it was yummy. Sophia and Lara tucked in with gusto, especially Tatia who could quite happily work her way through half a bag of baby spinach on her own!
By returning Ristorante Pizza Spinaci to their menu of varieties, Dr Oetker are showing their commitment to their fans, and adding another great vegetarian pizza to the range. Even anti-spinach folk will become fans of this delicious pizza.
Dr. Oetker Ristorante offers a menu of 11 delicious varieties, available from all major supermarket freezers. All use that delicious thin and crispy base, and are topped with mouth-watering toppings made from only the finest quality ingredients. Different varieties are available from different retailers, RRP £2.99. There are even gluten-free varieties available.
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Pizza Spinaci is available now in selected Asda stores.
Head over to Facebook and Twitter to find out what everyone else thinks about #SpinaciIsBack.
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This is my favourite pizza of theirs! I'm so glad they listened and bought it back
ReplyDeleteOo this looks delicious, as a vegetarian I'm always trying to find different ways of getting spinach into my diet :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't realise they had stopped selling it! Glad it's back tho as it's super tasty x
ReplyDeleteWe usually make our own pizza and haven't bought any lately. This however, looks yum! Would love to try this one out especially since it looks healthy too :)
ReplyDeleteI love spinach pizza but have to admit I've never tried any of their pizzas so will he keeping a look out for this for my next shop!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely loved this pizza back when it was around before, it's so nice drizzled with a bit of Nandos piri piri sauce x
ReplyDeleteI love a good vegetarian pizza. I've never tried this one.
ReplyDeleteOoh I love Spinach on Pizza and even though I am trying to eat better, pizza is really nice as an occasional treat
ReplyDeleteLaura x
I must admit I'm not a big spinach fan but it does look quite nice!
ReplyDeleteThese are great Pizzas, super tasty, and I love that you have put stick veg with it too
ReplyDeleteI have never really tried this brand of Pizza before and though I like pizza like any other person I am not big on spinach to be honest.
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