We finally got our hands on a couple boxes of pizza from the Real Good Pizza company and have put them to the test. If you’re looking to make an order, use our Real Good Pizza coupon code KETOCONNECT for 10% off! If you haven’t heard of Real Good Pizza before then it’s important that we touch on a few of the features that set them apart from the rest.
- Chicken Crust(yes, you read that correctly)
- 4g of Net Carbs per pizza!
- 25g of Protein per pizza!
- Money back guarantee on every order
- Free shipping nationwide
This post is sponsored by Real Good Foods
Is Real Good Pizza…Real Good?
We’ve put together a detailed review video on Real Good Pizza up on our YouTube Channel. Check it out if you’re not into reading:
FREE PRINTABLE: Keto Food List
Join 150,000 others to get a FREE keto food list and new recipes every week!
Promo Code: KETOCONNECT for 10% off!
Taste
These mini pizzas taste amazing! This makes the short list of best keto packaged foods we’ve ever had. If I didn’t know that the crust was made of chicken(and parmesan cheese) before I dug into the pizza I probably wouldn’t have even noticed. It tastes like a really good frozen pizza. We got a chance to try 2 of the 3 flavors. Pepperoni and The Supreme. I’d give The Supreme flavor a slight edge on overall taste, but they were both tasty. There isn’t much negative to say about the taste. If I had to reach for a complaint it would be that the crust didn’t get as crispy as I’d like.
9.5 out of 10
Nutrition
If the taste wasn’t enough to convince you, this is the real standout feature of Real Good Pizza. The nutrition is as legit as it gets! I love that their ingredients list starts with “INGREDIENTS WE ARE PROUD OF”. They stand behind their ingredients and why wouldn’t you with such an impressive list. The crust is made of 2 ingredients, chicken and parmesan cheese. The toppings are all natural, grain free, hormone free and no added sugar. Basically every check box you could possibly be looking for, these pizza’s pass. This is one of the few keto packaged products that you can confidently eat with absolutely no guilt or concern.
10 out of 10
Convenience
After doing an in depth look at the nutrition and ingredients, I glanced over the rest of the packaging(which is very nice). I noticed that the preferred preparation method was the microwave! To some people that might be a negative because they are afraid of the nutrient eating boogie monster that lives above the stove. Me? I see that as a big plus. Just for the sake of science we did a double blind taste test on 2 pizzas to see which method we preferred, oven or microwave. The outcome was a split decision! I preferred the microwave while Megha opted for the oven baked pie. The point is, it was a close decision. In my mind that means you’re going to end up going microwave every time since you can be digging into a delicious pizza in 2 minutes flat!
9 out of 10
Price
Now how much are these delicious, guilt free pizzas going to cost you?
Price with Promo Code: KETOCONNECT for 10% off!
- 12 Pizzas – $5.22 per Pizza
- 18 Pizzas – $4.49 per Pizza
- 24 Pizzas – $4.05 per Pizza
- 30+ Pizzas – $3.83 per Pizza
If you go for the large order and use the Real Good Pizza coupon code KETOCONNECT you come away with some very reasonably priced pizzas. If however, you don’t decide to dedicate a wing of your house to the storage of frozen pizzas, the price is on the high side. Granted, you are getting top quality ingredients in a delicious and convenient package, so the price is probably justified. If you’re a budget keto-er then you’re better off settling for some homemade fathead pizzas, but if you can swing it, we’d highly recommend giving Real Good Pizza a try.
7 out of 10
Overall
The only real negative here is that the price can be prohibitive, but that is to be expected with ingredients of this quality. Aside from price Real Good Pizza knocked it out of the park. This is one of the best keto packaged snacks we’ve ever tried. Give it a try for yourself and let us know what you think!
You guys post the BEST photos ever! We enjoy you both and do spend the time to create many of your recipes.
Curious about:
1. Why do you count calories
2. Why is your protein percentage so much higher than the majority of keto people
Thank you, and keep on with what you are doing… (please),
Julie Guenther
Julie,
We don’t always count calories, but we find it helps to just tie everything together. Most of the time we just count carbs and have a rough idea of how many calories we eat in a day.
Where are you getting the protein percentage from? Some of our recipes are higher protein than is ideal, but it’s expected that you would fit it into your keto macros by having a lower protein meal at another time. We’re still working on lots of content that will hopefully tie everything together. Thanks Julie!
Hi Matt, Hi Megha,
First, I love you guys. I found you on YouTube a few months back and you’ve helped me to shed about 25 lbs so far, thanks to your delicious recipes and great advice. I am a huge fan, you are both hilarious and make following keto a breeze.
I am a Vegetarian Ketoer so I usually use cauliflower as the base for my pizza crust but would love a pre-made option like the ones reviewed above. Do you know of any decent pre-packaged vegetarian keto pizzas? Or other brands that have keto/vegetarian pre-made foods? I am lacto-ovo (I eat dairy & eggs but no meat or fish).
Thanks!
Marisa
Awesome progress and so happy we could help you! I’m sure it was all you though 🙂 Unfortunately we’re not aware of any such product, but we’ll be sure to let you know if we come across anything.
Yes there is one Trader Joes has a cauliflower pizza crust $3.99 ! I am not a fan of the cauliflower but this was ok I think I should have cooked it on parchment paper it was soggy
The one at trader joes is pretty high on the carb count!
just bought some Real Food pizza and they are well worth tbe money! Simply awesome!
Glad you liked em! They are super convenient and great macros.
Hey guys, I just got my first real good pizza from Kroger. Love them so much! BUT on your post, it said 4 grams of carbs per SERVING. But you said 4g of net carbs per pizza. This product only has 2 grams of sugar. Which is half of the carb count. So is there something else in there that makes this pizza truly 4g of net carbs per pizza? Or are they 8g of net carbs.
Our review is of the 5 inch pizzas, not the 7 inch ones which you got in the store. Those are double the nutrition as the ones we originally reviewed.
This has way too much sodium & trans fat !!!! Not healthy! And in contains “healthy”sodium nitrates too
There is 0g of trans fat in these. The sodium nitrate is used in the curing process of pepperoni’s. Most people on a keto diet supplement sodium, so the 910mg in these, while being high, is not a huge concern of mine. I’d love for you to refer me to a healthy frozen pizza that we can share with our audience.
Thanks for the review! I just came across this product online a few days ago and when I looked it up again I saw you guys had a review! I’ve been following you guys a few months after I started keto. I’ve been on keto since march, so I am obviously still learning. You guys are a great resource and I love that you guys are in Philly! I thought that Trader Joe’s in your videos looked familiar. Keep on keepin on!
We actually just moved to Atlanta! These pizzas are great and are definitely nice to have as a quick meal on a keto diet.
People need to realize that the Real Good Pizza people also ship FREE! That is part of the cost. My Kroger just got them in and the retail price on these tasty morsels is $6.99. They are on sale for $4.99, which is the price per pizza on the smallest amount you can order from the company so they’re picking up the tab on the shipping AND selling at Kroger’s sale price. Not too bad. Just sayin’.
The ones at Ralph’s are the larger ones they make. The price is as good or better than the website especially if you can pick them up on sale.
I just received a shipment of the Real Good Pizza’s from QVC. I just started Keto and found them to be tasty. My only issue is that there is a lot of liquid which keeps the crust(chicken) from being crisp. The convenience when I am in a hurry is well worth it, however.
Kroger carries all of the Real Good pizza products. The Supreme is the best but the breakfast pizza’s aren’t far behind. If you crave pizza and you’re doing keto this are great.
For a crispy crust put the pizza is a fry pan for a couple minutes.
Great tips, Carl!
I’ve asked via email the nutrition for just the crust several times. No answer. I have 3 cases in my freezer. Ready to throw in trash.
You want us to tell you the nutrition of the crust? We don’t have that information.
I tried the supreme tonight for my super bowl dinner, everyone else was having pizza so……it was very good!! But the 4 carbs are per serving, which is half the pizza. 8 net carbs per pizza.
Yes, I was about to post the same thing. 8 carbs per pizza, not 4. I don’t know about you, but half of that tiny pizza is not a meal for me. However I do enjoy the taste quite a bit.
Hi Matt,
I have tried the Real Good Pizza and really love them!!!! I was going to make them myself but the can of chicken only was $2.99 and then I thought with your discount I can buy them and not have to take the time to make them. I love the convenience. Now just have to find space in our freezer. lol
Thanks, Matt love you and Megha!!!
Kathy Wedyke
I tried the low carb pizza. I would not give it to my dog. Horrible…
Soggy, blech.
Interesting story goes with a review I put on their page. I said I didn’t like the pizza. They contacted me and asked if I’d take down the negative review if they sent me a coupon for their new burrito product. I took the review down. The coupons never came and I’m blocked from commeting on their page. Nice way to do business Real Good Foods
Ok, hold the phone…I purchased one of these pizzas, the small pepperoni, and it was so gross. The crust literally looked like a piece of thick lunchmeat. Everyone around me was gagging and I couldn’t figure out how these got the thumbs up from the podcast world (Jimmy Moore’s) and you guys. I am definitely going to give your chicken pizza crust a try and think it will be loads better than the real good pizza I paid 6.99 for. Nevermind that is was literally the size of my palm. Anyways, thanks so much. and I will review the chicken one.
I’ve found them okay for what it is – frozen pizza for a quick bite. They seemed to have upgraded the sizes from the original review – it’s little personal pizza. They taste okay, but not being able to get the crust outside of a flimsy form kind of sucks. I’ve microwaved and put the oven in the pizza. They’re excessively runny and water and no time nor removing the cardboard got the crust even close to crunchy or hard.
OK 2 points to make here. 1) It’s 8 carbs per pizza, not 4. 2) The preferred method of cooking is conventional oven, not the microwave. The taste is very good, though. So you got that part right.
You have “Read Good” in the title of this post. I think you mean “Real Good?”
The pricing you have quoted is not accurate. I just went to purchase and even with 24 pizzas (3 cases) it comes out to over six dollars each pizza after coupon is applied. I can get them cheaper at Walmart, Any suggestions to get that three to four dollars +price?
So sorry about that, this post was made the beginning of 2017, so they probably increased their prices.
I tried the supreme pizza 5 times. Each time I used a different method of cooking and every time the pizza came out sopping wet. Sorry folks, but I just can’t believe I’m the only one with this concern.