Make It GF’s pizza dough meets all those criteria. We have taste tested our doughs not only with people eating gluten free diets, but also those who still eat wheat dough pizzas.
Make It GF’s pizza doughs have an unrivaled similarity in taste and texture to classic wheat-based foods. Gluten Free and Grain Free When we first started, the GF in our name stood for "gluten free." However, GF has now come to mean grain free as well.When we first opened, we did not realize that for some conditions, merely going gluten free is enough, they must also avoid grains.
Rice of course is a grain, and rice flour is a standard ingredient in many gluten free products, including our original versions. At Make it GF, we want to serve the the most customers possible, so we decided to see if removing the grain (rice) from our products would leave us with the same great taste and texture. To our surprise and joy, removing the rice actually improved the texture of some products. The taste was great in all cases.
Mission Statement
Make gluten free products with an unrivaled similarity in taste and texture to classic wheat based foods.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are our raw materials?
Make it GF is a dedicated gluten free and nut free facility. Our flour is a proprietary mix of raw white bean flour (we grind our own flour from navy beans purchased from Webstaurant.com or Bakewell, Inc), tapioca starch, potato starch (sourced from Bakewell), and xanthan gum (sourced from Webstaurant).
Why do we use sugar?
At Make It GF, the sweetener of choice is generally sugar, and we are often asked why. We use sugar because it is the most inexpensive sweetener. We realize that gluten free products are more expensive than standard wheat based products and try whenever we can to keep our prices as low as possible.
We use sugar because it is vegan.
Agave syrup or honey would throw off the liquid ratio in our recipes.
We avoid artificial sugars of all kinds, preferring to keep our ingredient list as simple and easy to read as possible.
We use sugar because it's taste and texture effect in baked goods is not replicated by sweeteners such as Stevia.
Are our products keto?
No, our products are inconsistent with a keto diet.