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It’s the $1.90 Garlic Bread Pizza Hack We All Need in Our Life

It’s a pizza party Friday night and after a full day of mum or work duties you have absolutely NO DESIRE to make pizza. You know … make the dough, knead it, prove it, punch it, shape it and so on. Well, we’ve got your back with this delicious time-saving garlic bread pizza hack. It’s the ULTIMATE pull-apart pizza!

I had seen this garlic bread pizza hack popping up in various Facebook groups and thought I’d dutifully take one for the team, try it out and report back to our Mum Central community with the results. And folks, I can tell you – this is one foodie hack that is an absolute GAME CHANGER to my pizza making world.

The garlic bread pizza hack that is saving pizza night

It’s not that making pizza from scratch is hard per see, it’s just more time-consuming than anything else. BUT NO MORE. Sure, the garlic bread base isn’t the same as a traditional dough pizza base, but it IS more delicious and sits somewhere in the middle of bruschetta and pizza. Ask my tastebuds and they’ll tell you – it’s a match made in Heaven.

PLUS you can totally buy up a few garlic bread packets at a time and freeze them, giving you a pizza base in an instant!

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Part pizza, part bruschetta – it’s EVERYTHING I EVER WANTED. Source: Mum Central

$1.90 Woolworths garlic bread is the star of the show

Perfect for those keeping the grocery budget in check, the Woolworths Essentials Garlic Bread twin pack, $1.90 is fab for covering one standard-sized pizza tray. Just slice the loaves up evenly (the loaf ends may need a little trimming to sit flat) and you’re good to go. Let that garlic butter work its magic in this perfect pull-apart pizza.

You can use any pizza toppings you like – you can even add pineapple if feeling controversial – we won’t judge! #teampineapple

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$1.90 Woolworths Essentials Garlic Bread is the star of the show! Source: Mum Central

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Ingredients

  • 1 Woolworths Essentials Garlic Bread Twin Pack
  • ¾ cup pizza sauce
  • 2 cups cheese, grated
  • ½ red onion, diced
  • 1 cup diced bacon or shredded ham
  • ¾ cup cherry tomatoes, sliced
  • fresh basil leaves

Method

1. Preheat the oven to 200°C. Line a pizza tray with baking paper. Slice the garlic bread into slices and cover the baking tray with them to create a pizza base.

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2. Using the back of a spoon, spread the slices with pizza sauce.

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3. Add a light sprinkling of grated cheese and top with the diced bacon.

garlic bread pizza hack
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4. Top the bacon with sliced cherry tomatoes (make sure each piece has at least one or two!).

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5. Add some fresh basil leaves for a pop of delicious freshness.

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6. Cover the lot with a generous helping of grated cheese and cook in the preheated oven for 15 minutes or until the cheese is melted and beginning to turn golden in colour.

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7. Once out of the oven, sprinkle with some extra basil leaves and serve straight away.

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HOT PIZZA TIP: No need to cut into slices, you can easily pull a piece away. AMAZING!

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So tell us, do you think you will be one of the MANY people giving this garlic bread pizza hack a try for yourself? It really is a game-changer – these garlic bread pieces are easier for small hands to handle too AND they’re mighty delicious!

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You could even make big sub-style pizzas using different types of garlic bread, splitting the loaves lengthways. Perfect for parties (and super hungry teenagers!).

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South Australian mum and self proclaimed foodie, Lexi can most days be found in the kitchen, apron tied firm and armed with a whisk or wooden spoon!

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