Bring Me Pizza Socks: Okay, so these socks say it all so kick up your feet! These comfy socks feature a colorful knit design with slices of pepperoni pizza, red ripe tomatoes and mushrooms. Show off the funny message printed on the bottom in non-slip ink: “If You Can Read This, Bring Me Some Pizza.”
These pizza socks make a saucy present for the pizza or Italian food lover in your life. Lavley socks are designed to hold up for years of wears and washes without fading while remaining soft, comfortable and well fitting. Available on Amazon.
Daily Harvest Flatbreads: Have healthy alternative “pizza” delivered to you, stash in your freezer to make at any time! Organic, nourishing and “clean,” these single serve flatbreads are generously sized (so much so that sometimes a save the last piece for a snack later) and built on veggies – which means the various crusts are all gluten-free and with no dairy, made uniquely with ingredients like broccoli, sweet potato, cauliflower, etc. and pile high with sauce and toppings (no meat or official cheese, but you’ll never miss it). Save $25 on your first order from Daily Harvest (smoothies, soups, bowls and more), use my discount code THEFITFORK
Mikey’s Grain-free Pizza Crust: Found on the freezer aisle, these personal-sized crusts (2 to a pack) are a convenient foundation for a DIY pizza and popular with keto, paleo and low-carb devotees thanks to the fact they are grain-free, use only clean ingredients and have zero preservatives (frozen to ensure quality). If you have ever tried to make a no-grain pizza crust (ugh, I have), let me ASSURE you that it is a TON of work . . . and finding a frozen grain-free pizza crust that tastes as good as Mikey’s is a big deal. So, bookmark these words I have spoken ‘-)
Otomat Organic Spicy Veggie Sauce: This mama likes the sauce . . . Otamat (tomato spelled backwards, see what they did there?!) is made with only the best ingredients and has no added sugar like many tomato-based pasta sauces and pizza sauces on the market. Plus, I love how this sauce isn’t just all tomato – it’s packed with 12 vegetables (like onion, carrot, butternut squash, bell peppers, beets, and more!) for a wide array of vitamins and other important nutrients.
Brick Oven Pizza Protein Puffs by Shrewd Food: These little munchies are the perfect pre- or post-workout- snack, when your brain WANTS pizza but your body don’t want a hunk of dough and cheese sitting in your stomach – just waiting to get hurled out, lol! These light and crispy puffs (think Cheeto balls, but good for you) have 90 calories, 14g protein per serving and only 2g carbs – great for muscle management and to keep the hangries away until you can get a full meal.
Will Run For Pizza Tank from Look Human: If pizza isn’t a great motivator for running, then nothing is. Show off your love of pizza and fitness with this food and exercise inspired, pizza humor, cardio-centric shirt!
Pepperoni Pizza Style Stuffed Mushrooms for Instant Pot: Just 5 ingredients and barely more than 5 minutes later, you can be enjoying a hot pizza appetizer that is low-carb, gluten-free and keto-friendly. Baby Bella mushrooms are filled with sauce and bubbling over with cheese and pepperonis –there is absolutely no missing the crust in game day snack recipe that has just 46 calories per piece.
Pepperoni Pizza Cheese Crisps (Frico): These are my little cheesy crackers (officially called frico back in the day) that I elevated to pizza status by adding chopped pepperoni to the top and serving with sauce. The are very low carb and nearly blew up Pinterest back a few years ago when keto diet was experiencing a resurgence in popularity. To date, these pepperoni cheese crisps remain my most popular and viral pin ever.
Truffle Burger Pizza: A post (and in-person class on running nutrition) I did for Whole Foods 365 on how pizza is the perfect recovery food to eat after a marathon.
Do you have a favorite pizza joint, pizza story, pizza recipe, pizza anecdote, pizza tip or funny pizza pun? Please share in the comments!
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