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HOW TO EAT PIZZA ON A DIET AND LOSE WEIGHT! – PIZZACRAFT
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- Order Thin Crust. Most of the evils of pizza lie in the crust. Aside from being stacked with calories, they're basically void of any nutrients. And that's because most pies are made from refined white flour which will spike your insulin levels causing you to crave more and more.
- Request a "Double Cut" Pie. While most pies are sliced into eight pieces, a double-cut pie will come with 16. Start with one slice and only grab another if you're genuinely still hungry.
- Say "No" To Individual Pies. Serving sizes for "individual" pizzas have reached a new level of caloric callousness. Though not all pies are quite this bad, you've almost always better off going with a single slice—even if it's fully loaded with toppings.
- Blot! When you see a pool of oil floating on top of your cheese, take a napkin and mop up the excess. You'll save about 50 calories—and maybe keep the grease off your shirt.
- Avoid Salty Meats & Add Lean Proteins. Adding protein to your pie will help fill you up which means you'll be less tempted to go back for another slice.
- Have Mediterranean Night—Not Pizza Night. You can still refer to it as pizza night when you're talking to the kids, but you should think of it as Mediterranean night.
- Don't Eat Out of the Box. Ordering in? Whatever you do, eat off a plate—not out of the box! Research shows that people consume more when their food is served on a larger plate.
- Make Your Own Sauce. Canned sauces can be a major sugar mine. While some are better than others, the safest bet is to make your own. Here's a really simple way to throw one together: Empty one 14-ounce can of whole, peeled San Marzano tomatoes into a bowl, add two generous pinches of sea salt, then crush by hand into a chunky pulp, suggests Chef Cozzolino.
- Add Veggies. You can lower a pizza's glycemic index—a measure of how quickly blood glucose levels rise in response to a certain food—by adding fiber- and protein-rich toppings.
- Beware of Eggplant. We know we just told you to add veggies to your pizza, but not all veggies are fair game. Eggplant, for example, is often breaded and fried before finding it's way to your pie, which means it will do more harm than good.
32 BEST-EVER HEALTHY PIZZA RECIPES FOR WEIGHT LOSS
From eatthis.com
Estimated Reading Time 7 mins
- Barbecue Chicken Pizza. California Pizza Kitchen made its bones slinging unconventional pizzas topped with ingredients like pear and gorgonzola, Jamaican jerk chicken, and even a full-blown salad.
- Mini Pizzas, Three Ways. English muffins come with built-in portion control, so no matter how lavishly you adorn them, you won't break the 400-calorie barrier.
- Spicy Hawaiian Pizza. When it comes to funky pies, we've long had a love affair with the Hawaiian, not just for its yin-yang balance of sweetness and smoke, but also because it's one of the best healthy pizza recipes you can eat.
- Pizza with Turkey Pepperoni. Here, we use Boboli's whole-wheat thin crust shell as a low-calorie, fiber-rich base. We then load the pizza with a team of nutritional all-stars (red peppers, artichokes, fresh basil), and a good amount of turkey pepperoni.
- Arugula, Cherry Tomatoes, and Prosciutto Pizza. The cherry tomatoes roast into sweet little orbs of sauce, the prosciutto adds a salty punch, and the arugula, which wilts gently from the residual heat of the pizza, brings a fresh, peppery note to the pie.
- Sunny-Side Up Egg Pizza. Eggs kind of just make every dish better, so why not jazz up your pizza with some? And we're not talking about tossing scrambled eggs on a slice.
- Spinach, Sausage, and Pepper Pizza. Making pizza at home gives you ultimate quality control—over the freshness of the ingredients, the bulk of the crust, and the combination of flavors.
- Bacon Pizza with Caramelized Onions and Goat Cheese. True artisanal pizza eschews floppy, sloppy slices in favor of a thin, delicate crust and a careful balance of sauce and toppings.
- Breakfast Pizza. Start with the ultimate breakfast bread—the fiber-dense whole-wheat English muffin—as your base and salsa as your sauce, then add eggs, ham, and cheese for flavor, substance, and plenty of protein.
- Fruit Pizza. While this fruit pizza cookie recipe is still a dessert, it's one that you can feel good about eating. It's the best fruit pizza recipe we've been able to come up with to date!
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Estimated Reading Time 8 mins
PIZZA CAN BE HEALTHY, ACCORDING TO EXPERT DIETITIANS
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