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Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by ALDI and written by me. All opinions are my own. An easy to make low carb pizza crust that bakes up right in the pan with no rolling required. Top it with white sauce and veggies for a delicious treat.
It’s a new year and a lot of people have recently turned to the low carb diet to lose weight and improve health. However, many newbies have trouble in the beginning as they miss their favorite foods.
And, to make matters worse, those new to the diet find that their grocery bill has gone up after switching to low carb foods. But, it doesn’t have to be that way!
If you stick to the basics of the diet, you can make a lot of delicious food without spending a lot of money. Staples for low carb include eggs, cheese, heavy cream, meats, and low carb vegetables.
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All of these foods can be purchased at ALDI for much less than regular grocery stores. Just check out my prosciutto wrapped asparagus recipe where I saved about 50% on ingredients by shopping at my local ALDI.
My low carb pizza casserole is one of my favorite dishes and it’s been a very popular recipe at Low Carb Yum. It uses an egg and cheese based low carb pizza crust that bakes up in the pan. So, there’s no need to roll out a dough!
The original recipe used a 9×13-inch casserole pan so the crust it a bit thick. But, I got the idea to make a thinner crust by using a larger 10×15-inch jelly roll pan from reading a post in a low carb Facebook group.
Using the basic idea of the pizza casserole, you can easily make a low carb thin crust sheet pizza. And, all the ingredients can be purchased at ALDI so you won’t have to spent a lot of money on the recipe.
The total price for all the ingredients to make this low carb pizza crust with white sauce, including the spinach, tomato and bacon toppings, was a mere $26.06* at ALDI. Try to get that price at your local grocery store!
For comparison of ALDI brands to national brands, lets look at the dairy aisle ingredients. The Goldhen eggs, heavy whipping cream, Happy Farms cream cheese, Happy Farms mozzarella cheese, Happy Farms blue cheese, and at ALDI totaled only $8.92.* The price for comparable national brand ingredients at another grocery store cost me $25.06*. That’s a huge savings!
Of course, many of the ingredients were not used up completely in this recipe. So, you’ll have plenty of leftovers to make another pizza. Or, you can use the ingredients for other low carb recipes.
When I think of thin crust pizza, I often think of the brick oven pizza restaurants in my area. Before going low carb, my favorite brick oven pizza used a white sauce topped with bacon, spinach, tomatoes and cheese.
This recipe is a low carb version of that white pizza I used to order. And, the taste is pretty close to the real thing. But, this pizza is made with a gluten free low carb pizza crust.
In my opinion, ALDI sells the best cheese around and they do it at a cost much lower than other stores in my area. I usually come out of ALDI with a huge stock of gourmet and regular cheese.
For this low carb white pizza, I used cream cheese, Parmesan cheese, blue cheese, and mozzarella cheese. You can certainly change up the cheese to suit your own taste.
ALDI offers a wide selection of cheese. I love the European cheese they offer. During my most recent trip, I picked up a Manchego cheese imported from Spain that was super delicious.
I sprinkled on a little blue cheese in with the toppings on this white pizza. It gives a little “bite” to the flavor. But, feel free to leave it out or replace it if you aren’t a fan.
You won’t have any trouble finding yummy toppings for this low carb pizza crust at ALDI. They carry all the necessities to stick to a low carb diet.
I hope this recipe will become your new favorite crust for making low carb pizza. I shared the original pizza casserole recipe with my sister and she’s been making it several times a month now.
Most people use a red sauce when making pizza. But, I’ve always preferred the flavor of a white sauce.
Adding fresh sliced tomatoes on top are a great way to keep the tomato flavor. And, it goes great with the bacon, spinach, and cheese.
The best thing about this recipe is that it uses commonly found ingredients. So, you won’t have any trouble finding them locally.
If you’ve just started low carbing or have been eating this way for a while, ALDI is a fantastic spot to save money quality low carb ingredients. I always get the best prices on eggs, cheese, meats, and low carb vegetables.
Low carb foods don’t have to break your budget. You just have to be a smarter about where you shop. And, when it comes to food, higher prices don’t always mean better quality.
ALDI is a place where you get high quality foods at great prices. Give it a try and see for yourself.
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How to make this Low Carb White Pizza Video
Easy Low Carb Pizza Crust with White Sauce
Easy Low Carb Pizza Crust with White Sauce
An easy to make low carb gluten free pizza crust that bakes up right in the pan with no rolling required. Top it with white sauce and veggies for a delicious treat.
Ingredients
Crust:
- 4 ounces Happy Farms cream cheese softened
- 4 Goldhen large eggs
- 1/3 cup Countryside Creamery heavy cream
- 1 1/4 cup Priano freshly grated Parmesan cheese divided
- 4 ounces Happy Farms mozzarella cheese shredded or chopped
Sauce:
- 2 tablespoons Carlini olive oil
- 1/2 small onion chopped
- 4 cloves garlic minced
- 1/2 cup Countryside Creamery heavy cream
- 1/8 teaspoon Stonemill dried thyme
- salt and pepper to taste
Topping:
- 4 ounces Happy Farms mozzarella cheese shredded or chopped
- fresh sliced tomato about 1 cup, optional
- leaves Little Salad Bar baby spinach about 1 cup, optional
- Specially Selected thick slice bacon 3 slices, cooked and chopped (optional)
- Happy Farms blue cheese 2 tablespoons crumbled (optional)
Instructions
Crust:
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease 10x15-inch rimmed baking pan.
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In food processor or with electric mixer, combine cream cheese, eggs, heavy cream, and 1/4 cup Parmesan until well combined.
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Sprinkle 1 cup Parmesan cheese and the mozzarella cheese in the bottom of the greased baking pan. Pour egg mixture over the cheese.
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Bake for 25-30 minutes then remove from oven.
Sauce:
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In medium saucepan, heal olive oil over medium heat.
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Add chopped onion and cook until softened.
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Stir in garlic and cook an additional minute.
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Add the cream and cook on low medium heat for about 3-5 minutes until cream has thickened slightly.
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Remove from heat and add in the thyme, salt and pepper. Allow to cool a bit before using
Topping:
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Sprinkle on mozzarella cheese and optional toppings.
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Broil on high until cheese has browned.
*Price and availability may vary.
Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by ALDI and written by me. All opinions are my own.
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DavetteB says
My dad just got an Aldi’s near him (opposite side of the country from me); when he told me pineapple was 99 cents I almost cried.
This looks yummy; I can adjust it to fit Keto.
Lisa says
The prices at Aldi are pretty amazing.
Vickie says
I love love love carb pizzas for lunch. And my new love is lowcarbyum.com !!Thank you from a low carb believer. 🤗😍😙
Lisa says
You’re welcome Vickie! I’d eat pizza for lunch every day if I could.
Tom trawitzke says
This was a big hit with my wife who is on the Atkins diet. I went with traditional topping of sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms and peppers and substituted Italian seasoning instead of thyme. I used the larger pan and baked crust 25 minutes then back in oven with toppings at 425 with convection. The crispy prices were so good that we ate the edge pieces and threw it back in the oven to crisp up the center. We over paid for the ingredients (Aldis is too far) but we had a delicious meal
Lisa says
I agree! The crispy edges are best. Sometimes I even take the crust out of the pan and put it under the broiler to crisp up a bit.
Diane says
If the data is for one slice, how many slices for the whole pizza ? This will be all mine on pizza night, well, maybe I’ll share. Looks great! Thanks!
Lisa says
Just multiply everything by 12.
Hannah says
Could I sub low-carb milk in the crust, or is the thickness of heavy cream necessary to achieve the end result?
Thank you!
Lisa says
I’ve never tried using low carb milk so I don’t know for sure. But, I’d think it would be okay, you may just want to use less.
Cici says
I haven’t made this yet, but am wondering why the cheese and egg mixture don’t get mixed together. Does the cheese form a crust below the egg mixture?
Lisa says
You sprinkle the cheese in so no mixing needed. I suppose you could add the cheese into the mixture if you wanted, but it may clump and not get mixed in evenly.
Paulina Johnson says
Made this last night. So satisfied my pizza craving. Trying to figure out how to tweak crust recipe to get it a little crispier – maybe 2 whole eggs and 2 egg whites??? Also made it as a traditional pizza with red sauce, pepperoni and fresh garlic – YUM!
Lisa says
If you want a crispier crust, I think you’d need to add almond flour or something similar.
Roze says
Is this supposed to come out crispy or at least “crusty”? Mine came out more like an omelette.
Lisa says
It’s a soft crust.
Barbara Loeding says
I always loved the whitesauce on pizza. will definitely try this. I used to live in Illinois and there was an ALDI’S inElgin.
I keep praying they will come to Greeley, CO. LOVED ALDI”S
Lisa says
I hope you get an ALDI there! We have a couple stores here in Eastern CT.
Debbie says
Barbara Loeding, email Aldi and bug them. That is what I have been doing. I live Fort Collins and moved here from NW Indiana. I really miss Aldi!!!
Michelle says
Thanks for this recipe. I can’t wait to try it. I have never shopped at Aldi’s but I am going to give it a try because I make many meals with cheese and didn’t know they had such a variety to choose from. Cheese has become soooooo expensive. Your blog has been a real lifesaver for me in finding recipes to keep me on track and not cheat because I am not missing the food that I love to eat with your lowcarb versions of everyone’s favorite food.
Lisa says
If there’s an ALDI nearby, I definitely recommend checking them out. They have excellent cheese.
Pat says
Can the crust be frozen?
Lisa says
You can freeze just the crust to make a pizza later.
sharon latta says
how much garlic? recipe doesn’t list in ingredients, but directions say to add
Lisa says
I used about 4 cloves.
Autumn says
I took this to a pizza to a party and everyone that tried it was amazed that the crust had no flour. In addition to being the easiest pizza I’ve ever made, it was one of the more delicious. Rich and filling. Fantastic!
Lisa says
I made this pizza for my daughter’s birthday party last month and it was a huge hit. It’s definitely party worthy!
Leslie says
How much of the pizza is considered a serving?
Lisa says
The data is for one slice, but I always eat at least 2 pieces.
Amanda says
Made this tonight and it was amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Lisa says
Thanks for giving it a try! It’s my favorite pizza flavor on my favorite low carb crust.