When I tasted the gluten-free pizza I was worried if it was really gluten-free. The douch is soft and bread like with a big border filled with air. The guys at ragazzi are really friendly and assured me it was the right pizza. The pizza’s that have gluten have a even bigger border and are bit different in color.
So I started to eat the pizza and it was amazing!! I felt like I stepped into a beautiful memory, just eating pizza with friends. Without looking at people eating pizza and me, eating a premade cardboard-like version of a pizza…
This gluten-free pizza is a handmade with gluten-free flour and and has had the time to rise. No prefabricated stuff.
The only downside is that you have to be lucky to get a gluten-free pizza on busy nights (they sell out fast). They have the option to “reserve” a pizza for a certain time. Just call them around noon to book a pizza in the night, or the day before if you come for lunch.
Sorry for my long message, but I hope it will inspire you to go try this pizza, it’s the best gluten-free I’ve found. (Weird to say, but the gluten-free pizza I ate in Italy was not as so good as this one.)
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