I tried

[baronessekat]

So tonight I tried an experiement. Point friendly pizza-thingies.

WW pitas
0 point bruchetta
FF mozzerella cheese
mushrooms
garlic salt
italian seasonings.

each pizza-thing came out to 2 points. I liked that. But I once again proved to myself, that not matter how many ways I try to hide it, disquise it or whatnot, I still do not like the taste of whole wheat bread.

While I ate the pizzas I was left with the taste in my mouth that I always get from whole wheat foods.

Oh well. It was a nice try. So I will continue to look for alternatives. Maybe WW bagels (which I do like) or WW english muffins for pizzathingies.

But at least a 4 point dinner means I can splurge and have ice cream for dessert. And not the low fat stuff. I can have a scoop of Sabres Ice Cream or the Fried Ice Cream. I'll accept whole wheat so I can have ice cream.

Comments

[tessathehuntres.livejournal.com]

I tried doing some similar, but I hated the pita stuff. I did find that I could make mini pizzas using mini bagels and that worked pretty well.

So, maybe worth a try??

[bakestondone.livejournal.com]

I grew up with the pizza english muffin as a wonderful treat. I think that would also be a worthy experiment

[meirwen.livejournal.com]

When I was in 4-H it was one of the first things our little experimental 7-year-olds-group learned to cook. Tomato paste, herbs, mozzarella, and the broiler.

One of my favorite winter treats as well. *Big smile*

[apidae.livejournal.com]

I, too, am a big fan of the pizza muffin. In fact, now I have to make some this weekend!

[bakestondone.livejournal.com]

When I was a kid there was a good bit of "home alone to make food for myself" after school. These afternoon culinary forays included some interesting things like....
*microwave frozen burritos with ketchup and tobasco because we had no salsa in the house atm.

*I learned that pizza is not nearly as good with ketchup instead of tomato sauce.

* I learned that nachos can indeed be made in the toaster oven with mom's REALLY good chedder. YEah I got in trouble for this.

*Oh and we can't forget 101 ways to change, murder, and adulterate Ramen noodles.

[apidae.livejournal.com]

Some of my "home alone" microwave experiments included granola bars and marshmallows. Marshmallows are extra fun.

Also, it *is* possible to put too much garlic powder on garlic bread.