Special Diets Gluten-Free Products Gluten-Free Casein-Free Frozen Pizzas By Jane Anderson Updated on January 30, 2020 Print If you're following a gluten-free casein-free diet (GFCF) or a gluten-free dairy-free (GFDF) diet, you may think pizza — especially the convenience of frozen pizza — is out. Not true! You actually can buy frozen gluten-free casein-free pizza at the supermarket, or you can make your own using cheese substitutes and a frozen pizza crust that's free of gluten-based and dairy-based ingredients Here's what's available for people following a gluten-free casein-free diet in GFCF pizzas: 1 Amy's Kitchen GFCF Frozen Pizza Amy's GFCF Frozen Pizza. Amy's Amy's Kitchen produces a single-serving rice crust soy-based mozzarella frozen GFCF pizza and a rice crust frozen vegetable pizza. Both are gluten-free and no dairy ingredients, although both pizzas contain soy. The 14-inch roasted vegetable pizza can feed two people. The products meet U.S. Food and Drug Administration standards to contain less than 20 parts per million (ppm) of gluten. 2 BOLD Organics GFCF Frozen Pizza BOLD Organics Brand-new company BOLD Organics is making four different GFCF frozen pizzas: "cheese," veggie lovers, meat lovers and deluxe. All use a vegan cheese substitute based on tofu, and two of the pizzas (cheese and veggie lovers) also qualify as vegan gluten-free frozen pizzas. BOLD Organics holds gluten-free certification from the Celiac Sprue Association, which requires products test below 5 parts per million in gluten cross-contamination. The company also holds organic and non-GMO certifications. Just make sure to grab the correct product, as BOLD Organics also makes regular pizzas (and the regular varieties seem to be more common in stores). 3 Ian's Soy Cheesy GFCF Pizza Ian's GFCF pizza. Ian's Natural Foods Ian's Natural Foods offers several gluten-free casein-free frozen pizzas with a French bread crust that are aimed straight at kids who eat GFCF. The pizzas also are soy-free, egg-free and nut-free (the "cheese" is made from cornstarch, canola oil, rice maltodextrin, pea protein and arrowroot flour). The pizzas come in three flavors: pepperoni, "cheesy" and supreme. Ian's GFCF Pizza was a finalist in the 2012 Gluten-Free Readers' Choice Awards Best Gluten-Free Frozen Pizza category. Each 8-ounce package of Ian's pizza includes two slices. Ian's tests its products to contain fewer than 20ppm of gluten. 4 Whole Foods 365 GFCF Frozen Pizza Whole Foods Inc. Whole Foods makes a GFCF frozen pizza under its 365 in-store brand label. The pizza includes no cheese substitutes; instead, it's topped with roasted vegetables. The company labels this pizza as containing "no gluten ingredients" rather than calling it gluten-free because it's produced in a plant that also makes gluten-containing items. Whole Foods reports that the plant uses "good manufacturing procedures" to avoid cross-contamination. 5 Another Option: GFCF Frozen Pizza Crusts Kinnikinnick Foods Inc. If you want to make your own GFCF pizza using a pre-made crust, several of these will suit your diet. Udi's Gluten-Free Foods, Gillian's Foods, Glutino and Kinnikinnick all make gluten-free casein-free frozen pizza crusts. Some contain eggs and soy, though, so choose carefully if you're avoiding those ingredients as well. You can top these GFCF pizzas with rice- or soy-based "cheese" from the supermarket — just make sure the faux cheese product doesn't contain casein because some do. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Following a gluten-free diet can be challenging. We're here to help. Sign up and receive our free recipe guide for delicious gluten-free meals! Sign Up You're in! Thank you, {{form.email}}, for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit