Frozen white pies?

[x]

Does anyone know of any supermarkets or stores that sell frozen cheese pizzas without tomato sauce on them (sometimes called "white pies")?

[henry]

That's pretty random. May we venture to ask why you'd want a frozen pizza w/o tomato sauce???

[x]

Because that's what I'd like to eat and it's easier then ordering delivery?

I'm not sure if you're asking why I'd want a white pie in general or why I'd want specifically a frozen one. It sounds weird but it's actually a different experience from a standard pizza with the tomato sauce on it. I was skeptical at first but enjoyed it a lot. YMMV

[grimbasement]

No idea where to get a frozen pizza as described but there is a traditional italian pizza place in downtown SLC that has some tomatoless/sauceless pizzas on their menu. I've been there twice and my mouth just waters thinking about it. These are traditional italian pizzas if you want artery clogging grease dripping meat loaded pizza this is not the place for you. But if you want a traditional REAL pizza wood fired in a 1000 degree oven pizza with fresh high quality ingredients check it out.

Personal recommendation:

CAPRICCIOSA 11.99
Crushed Tomatoes, Prosciutto Cotto, Artichoke Hearts, Roasted Mushrooms, Olives,
Mozzarella, Basil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

www.settebello.net/

[dolt]

I think you could find a white pizza in the 'nutrition' section at a store like Smith's Marketplace (I have re-located so Fred Meyer's grocery selection is a bit different). I might also think California Pizza Kitchen would make a selection or two.

Now if you go the non-frozen route, let me recommend Rusted Sun Pizzeria on 2100 S at State (amazing food) or perhaps one of the 'white' selections from The Pie.

Yup, CPK has a few (going by the descriptions on their site). I'd recommend trying Harmon's if you don't find one on the shelf. They were always my favorite market in Utah- very helpful people.
www.cpk.com/menu/in_your_grocers_freezer.aspx

From Sam Spade