Syn Free HexB Pizza

April 8, 2016 By: Cliona 89 Comments

So, the entire Slimming World community seemed to go into a meltdown last week after someone posted a picture of the Asda Wholemeal Bread Mix and revealed that this could be used as your HexB option on Slimming World to make pizza (as can the Aldi one and Tesco – see update below). Having had a bit of a Google, it does turn out that people have known about this amazing revelation for quite a while, I’ve found posts about it from before the Easy Extra plan was introduced, so quite why I’m only discovering this now I can’t tell you!

However…drum roll please…I can now 100% confirm that you can indeed have completely syn free pizza on Slimming World! How exciting is that!

Using your HexB (60g of cooked bread mix) and your HexA (40g of grated Mozzarella) as well as the very delicious syn free pizza sauce that I’ve concocted, as well as whatever syn free toppings you like, you can create pizza that will not only keep you on track for weight loss, but would actually be viable if you’re doing an SP day!

I’ve popped the recipe for the tomato sauce online too, so this recipe is going to be pretty straightforward, because at the end of the day you really just want to make pizza as quickly as possible! You’ll need to knead your dough mix for this recipe, so if you need a few tips then head over and read my tips from the bread baking master class I went on!

Syn Free HexB Pizza

Delicious syn free pizza using your Healthy Extra A and B choice!

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Ingredients

For the base

500g Pack Bread Mix
330ml Warm Water (this is 20ml less than the packet instructions)

For the sauce

See 'Syn Free Pizza Sauce' recipe

For the toppings

40g Grated Mozzarella
Cooked Lean Bacon
Sweetcorn
Or any other toppings you fancy!

Instructions

Set aside two table spoons of the bread mix to use for dusting the surfaces.
Pour the rest of the bread mix into a large bowl and then add the warm water.
Either using a stand mix or your hands (get stuck in!) mix the two together until all of the dry mixture is combined.
On a clean dry surface, dust on some of your leftover bread mix and then tip the dough onto the surface. Using the palm of your hand knead the dough, pushing it out and pulling it back in towards yourself in a stretching motion to incorporate all of the mixture and build the gluten strands up. Do this for about 5 to 10 minutes.
Place the dough back in the bowl, and cover the bowl with cling film or a damp towel. Leave in a warm place until the dough has risen to about double its normal size. This should take about 35 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
Tip the dough back out on to the surface and knead for another minute or so, and then portion it into 60g sections.
Using a rolling pin, and more of your leftover bread mix to dust the surface, roll out however many pizza bases you want to make. The best way to do this is to roll using a rolling pin at first, and then stretch the pizza base using your hands. You want to get the base very thin, to get the best sized pizza possible.
Individually save the leftover portions in cling film or zip lock bags and put them in the freezer for another time!
Lightly dust a baking tray with some of your leftover flour, and then put your pizza bases on the baking try, using a single baking tray per base.
Top your pizzas with a couple of table spoons of tomato sauce, and then sprinkle on your 40g of Mozzarella (or more if you're using Mozzarella Light). Top with whatever other toppings you've chosen.
Bake in the oven for 10 minutes or until the pizza slides around when you move the baking tray, this is how you know the base is completely cooked.

Notes

This is syn free on Slimming World using the base as your HexB option and the cheese as your HexA option. Add syns if you have already eaten those.

https://basementbakehouse.com/2016/04/syn-free-hexb-pizza-slimming-world/

UPDATE – Slimming World have confirmed that you can definitely use Aldi & Asda mixes, the Tesco mix is generally accepted within Slimming World but there seems to be some confusion. Use whichever you feel most comfortable using, but personally I will still use the Tesco mix as looking at fibre content I can’t see any difference. This is up to your personal choice though!

89 Comments

Jayne

08/04/2016 at 10:51 am

I follow slimming world and after I came across this post I got excited. Unfortunately after looking into I can confirm that the tesco bread mix is actually syned. 11 syns for 100g. And nowhere in the healthy extra b choice part of my book does it say that any kind of flour can be used. You may want to remove this to stop fellow dieters thinking they can have pizza this way

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1. Cliona
  
  08/04/2016 at 11:00 am
  
  Hi Jayne, actually there are certain wholemeal bread mixes (not individual flours) which can be used as your HexB and this has been confirmed by Slimming World. Tesco bread mix is one of these, as is the Asda one, and I think there's an Aldi one out there too that you can use. It's due to the levels of fibre used in them and this being enough to make them qualify for your HexB. Thank you for your input, but I promise you that I've looked into this a lot before posting and I can confirm that all of the information above is correct. Thank you again, Cliona
  
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  1. Darlene
    
    07/12/2016 at 8:01 pm
    
    Can't wait to make this tomorrow
    
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    1. Cliona
      
      17/12/2016 at 6:19 pm
      
      Thanks Darlene, hope it turned out OK for you!
      
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    2. Cas
      
      11/02/2017 at 10:29 pm
      
      I have just joined Sw online and have made this- it was delicious. I used the Tesco bread mix so hope it is a Hexb as can't find it anywhere on the list but I am new to all this so may not be looking in the right place. Thank you for a delicious and filling pizza . I am going to try more of your recipes now!
      
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      1. Cliona
        
        13/02/2017 at 9:27 am
        
        Hi Cas, thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm really pleased you enjoyed the pizza and I very much hope that you enjoy the rest of my recipes. Let me know which ones you like particularly!
  2. Hayley
    
    03/04/2017 at 9:56 pm
    
    Can I ask...u use 500g of bread mix but only 60g is used as hex...so a whole pizza wud b so many syns right??
    
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    1. Cliona
      
      04/04/2017 at 4:01 pm
      
      Hi Hayley, the recipe is for making multiple pizzas. As written above you use 60g for your one pizza and then save the rest/make up more bases as you wish :)
      
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2. Amanda astbury
  
  17/01/2017 at 6:37 pm
  
  You can still do the recipe but with Aldi wholemeal bread mix or Asda wholemeal bread mix as your HEXB
  
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Jayne

08/04/2016 at 1:16 pm

I have looked on the website and the only two bread mixes that can be used as a heb option are aldi the pantry crusty wholemeal bread mix and asda chosen by you wholemeal bread mix. And these both state a 60g slice is heb, not the whole packet made up

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1. Cliona
  
  08/04/2016 at 1:21 pm
  
  Hi Jayne, as you can see in the recipe the dough once made up is portioned into 60g portions, to make sure it stays within your HexB options. The Tesco mix has also been confirmed, I just don't think it's on the app/site yet. If you're unsure though just stick to the Asda or Aldi versions to help make yourself feel comfortable. Thanks again for your input. Cliona
  
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Nikki

13/04/2016 at 11:32 pm

Thank you for a wonderful recipe!! I have this bookmarked and cannot wait to try it!!!! Xx

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1. Cliona
  
  14/04/2016 at 9:18 am
  
  No problem Nikki! So glad you liked it :) let me know how you get on when you do! xx
  
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Claire

19/04/2016 at 12:06 pm

Thank you so much, I will definitely be trying this out, I miss a bit of pizza.... Xx

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1. Cliona
  
  20/04/2016 at 9:41 am
  
  Fantastic, let me know how you get on Claire! xx
  
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jo

26/04/2016 at 9:33 am

Looks great but wouldnt it be 60g of baked mix once cookeddrather than 60g of dough x

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1. Cliona
  
  26/04/2016 at 10:17 am
  
  Hi Jo, yes you're right. The only problem is that without lots of trail and error you don't know how much dough would make 60g cooked...it's likely to be about 63g of wet dough but without trying lots of different bases (without toppings) I wouldn't know. Therefore to be safe, and make sure that you don't go out of your HexB range I'd stick with 60g wet dough. However, it's up to personal preference and if you'd prefer to cook more dough as the base without toppings and then weigh it and remove bits to get 60g exactly then that's absolutely fine too! Personally I like to bake my pizza with the toppings on, so I just stick with 60g wet dough and know that perhaps I'm eating 57g of cooked dough for example. Hope that helps! x
  
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Ann

26/04/2016 at 10:20 am

You say the bread mix is your HexB as well as the mozzarella is HexB your only allowed on HexB a day unless your doing an SPAIN day otherwise the mozzarella would be sunned.

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1. Cliona
  
  26/04/2016 at 11:05 am
  
  Hi Ann, sorry that's meant to say HexA for Mozzarella! Changed now :) you can have one HexA and one HexB every day!
  
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Cat

27/04/2016 at 9:45 pm

Hi. I couldn't find the mix in tesco when I popped in today. I saw a Wholegran flour mix but that was the closest I could find so I left it....So I'll check my local Aldi instead. It's very kind of you to go to the trouble of making this post for everyone. Thank you for your time and suggestions. I still haven't been brave enough to try that cauliflower based pizza recipe so hopefully this means I won't have to! Take care.

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1. Cliona
  
  28/04/2016 at 2:55 pm
  
  Hi Cat, hopefully Aldi will have it in for you! It's well worth making, I'm sure you'll enjoy it :) I'm so pleased you like the recipe, take care yourself too!
  
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louise

30/04/2016 at 4:25 pm

Hi, do you know how much dry bread mix makes up 60g wet dough mix? I'm only making for one and don't want to make the entire packet. thanks

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1. Cliona
  
  03/05/2016 at 9:34 am
  
  Hi Louise, sorry its taken me a while to reply! I don't know exactly but I'd reckon probably about 57g. You could always do what I do and make up the rest and just freeze what you don't need in handy portions to use another time! Good luck x
  
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Jade

06/05/2016 at 4:33 pm

Hi! Love this recipe and am currently using it. The pizza in your picture isn't a 60g one is it? Mines turned out quite small so I'm quite sad but hey ho pizzas pizza!! ? Everyone else's just look bigger than mine!!!

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1. Cliona
  
  06/05/2016 at 4:35 pm
  
  Hi Jade! Yes it is a 60g one, it's not big but I rolled it out quite thin to get as much as I could! If you want to double the size it's only an extra six syns!!! Glad you love the recipe :)
  
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Chloe

14/05/2016 at 5:32 pm

Excited to try this next week - am making for friends so keeping my fingers crossed it goes ok!

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1. Cliona
  
  16/05/2016 at 8:00 am
  
  Amazing! Thanks Chloe, I hope it goes well with you and your friends, and don't forget to share some pics on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter if you can!!
  
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Claire

18/05/2016 at 6:09 pm

For those looking in Aldi the bread mix has been discontinued!!

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1. Cliona
  
  19/05/2016 at 8:06 am
  
  Hi Claire, thanks very much for letting us know! I can't imagine why they would have as every Slimming World-er out there must have been flocking to buy it! Hopefully this will prompt SW to put the Tesco one on the app instead!
  
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Lou

18/05/2016 at 7:50 pm

Hi, I can't tell you how excited I was to read your post!! Just one question: if i only wanted to make 1 portion of 60g when mixed, how much dry ingredients do I need?? Thanks so much Lou x

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1. Cliona
  
  19/05/2016 at 8:05 am
  
  Hi Lou, I can't tell you exactly as I haven't tried it enough like that to get an exact amount, but I saw somewhere else that someone had used 57g and got 60g in the end! Sorry I can't be more specific but hope that helps! x
  
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Rochelle

25/06/2016 at 2:12 pm

Hello Hope you can help is the Tesco one in a green pack and called crusty bread mix? Been looking everywhere:( x

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1. Cliona
  
  25/06/2016 at 2:14 pm
  
  Yes that's the one! X
  
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kelly syden

13/08/2016 at 9:37 am

When freezing the extra portions of bread mix, do I cook 1st or freeze as dough?

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1. Cliona
  
  13/08/2016 at 6:47 pm
  
  I freeze as dough but you could do either depending on what is easiest for you. If you cook it first don't cook it all the way though, just part way and then finish as you defrost (like one of the frozen pizzas you buy! ?
  
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Claire

14/08/2016 at 12:38 pm

Hi, when you freeze up the extra potions do you roll them out into pizza bases or keep as balls of dough?? What do you do when defrosted, can you just roll out like before? Sorry but I've never frozen dough before!!!

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1. Cliona
  
  14/08/2016 at 4:28 pm
  
  I freeze them as balls and then defrost and roll as before but you could roll them out and freeze them if you wanted to! It very much depends on your freezer space to be honest! Hope that helps X
  
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Chloe

15/08/2016 at 5:33 pm

Hello! I tried making this today but it didnt rise around the edge and so it was more like a tortilla pizza than a normal one! I did forget to prove the dough so I portioned it and put it in the freezer for about 3mins before realising. Tookthem out, set them next to a warm over for 40mins and they grew in size. I put them back in the freezer, defosted one and put it in the fridge until I got home. Do you have any idea on what it was that I did wrong to cause the dough not to rise....the only thing I can think is that it was because it was in the freezer for a few mins or that I stored it in the fridge before using. Any advice would be great as I really want this to work!

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1. Cliona
  
  16/08/2016 at 11:53 am
  
  Hi Chloe, thanks for commenting. What may have happened is that the dough was under proved because of the time in the fridge, this would have slowed the yeast down and just meant that the dough hadn't developed enough before you cooked it. I've never had any problem with the defrosted dough if I've proved it the first time round so hopefully that will help! Let me know next time you try it! :)
  
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  1. Courtney
    
    22/10/2016 at 3:15 pm
    
    Mine also turned out like a thin tortilla round the edges and was totally soggy and under cooked where there was sauce ? it didn't rise in the oven at all?? I proved it properly and it rose then before either knocked it back and rolled it out...any ideas???
    
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    1. Cliona
      
      28/10/2016 at 11:37 am
      
      Unfortunately I'm not sure what the answer is! I know that the age of the packet mix can make a difference (I made a loaf of bread the other day using it that went terribly because it had been sat in my cupboard for a while!) but other than that I really don't know. The edges normally only rise a little in the oven, any area with sauce or toppings won't really rise but the edges should go up a tiny bit at least! You may have rolled it out too thin which is the only other thing I can think of. Maybe leave it a little thicker next time to give the dough something to work with :) Hope that helps!
      
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Liz OBrien

16/08/2016 at 9:47 pm

Fantastic pizza recipe thank you :-) I've missed pizza and this including the tomato base is amazing- I've loads of dough balls in the freezer along with the sauce :-)

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1. Cliona
  
  18/08/2016 at 8:58 am
  
  Wonderful! I'm so glad you like it!
  
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James

18/08/2016 at 8:57 am

How many syns is this without using healthy extras

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1. Cliona
  
  18/08/2016 at 8:58 am
  
  The base would be six syns, and then you'd have to account for the cheese too ? hope that helps!
  
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Emma

25/08/2016 at 1:20 pm

I too found that you could use bread mix to make pizza; it was a thing of joy but my wholemeal bread mix wasn't brilliant. I will certainly mix a whole packet next time and freeze it! I will roll it out thinner too as mine was a bit c laggy! I made a pizza sauce from passata, onions, mixed herbs and garlic. I froze the rest of the sauce so that i can just whack it together when I get the urge!

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Enma

27/08/2016 at 3:47 pm

So pleased I found your site :) I am returning to slimming world on Monday and these recipies will help me no end! Do you know if the bread mix is OK to freeze once I have made the pizza Base.. I struggle with time in the evenings after school and work and before kids clubs so I will be having to prep a lot and freeze on a weekend..

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1. Cliona
  
  29/08/2016 at 8:27 pm
  
  Thanks for commenting! I freeze it, I think that sometimes it doesn't rise quite as well after but it still tastes great! Good luck going back to Slimming World!!!
  
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heather laing

31/08/2016 at 7:43 am

hi cliona I've brought a Sainsbury's bread mix and im now worried that its not ok can you tell me if its ok or not heather

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1. heather laing
  
  31/08/2016 at 7:44 am
  
  wholemeal mix that is
  
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heather laing

31/08/2016 at 9:38 am

hello can anyone help please

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1. Cliona
  
  31/08/2016 at 10:12 am
  
  Hi Heather, unfortunately the sainsburys one isn't officially a HexB choice from Slimming World. However I have seen them say in the past that using an alternative isn't likely to harm you weight loss, for example when people have used unbranded versions of cheese instead of the ones that are official Healthy Extras. It's really up to you but it definitely isn't an official one. Hope that helps!
  
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heather laing

31/08/2016 at 1:16 pm

ah right many thanks

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Rachael

01/09/2016 at 5:18 pm

Can you only use bread packet mixes or can you simply make a wholemeal pizza Base? My husband is a bread maker at heart so likes to do things properly!!

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1. Cliona
  
  01/09/2016 at 6:17 pm
  
  Officially Slimming a World can only confirm packet mixes as HexB because they can test them out. They aren't therefore able to officially say that homemade versions are HexB however it's up to you! I'd recommend working out the fibre content of the packet mix and making sure the nomads version you're doing is the same, that way there won't be much in it! For example, I make my own pasta which Slimming World have said they can't confirm as syn free but 'is unlikely to effect weight loss' ? I hope that helps!
  
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Crazychick

27/09/2016 at 7:28 pm

Absolutely wonderful?I love pizza and have one once a week! After reading the comments n advise,excitedly I got myself to Asda to buy the bread mix but got confused (not unusual in my case!) So I bought the wholemeal n white - just wanted to be safe as Asda always seems to runout. If you can advise, which would be best? Secondly, I use mozzarella light from lidl and also mix in WW small amount of cheese is this okay? Am I doing this right? Please help!!!

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1. Cliona
  
  03/10/2016 at 8:46 am
  
  Hey, sorry I didn't reply sooner! I was away and didn't check the comments (just a little week's holiday!). You'd need to use the wholemeal mix in order for it to be HexB and it's no problem mixing the cheeses as long as you work it out to fit within your HexA!
  
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Jason

28/09/2016 at 9:19 pm

Thks loads. Tried this today. Made a few errors. It was the best food I've had in the 2 weeks I've been on slimming world plan. One question though. When cooking the Base didn't rise anymore. On the end it was rather thin. Not a problem as it was very delicious but still wondering why it didn't rise in the cooker. Is it mentions to only rise during the in bowl with wrapper and cloth Cotherstone stage? Again thks for the recipes it was dynamite.

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1. Cliona
  
  03/10/2016 at 8:45 am
  
  Hi Jason! Thanks so much for your lovely comment, I'm really pleased you like it! It is quite a thin pizza, it often will puff up slightly in the oven around the bits without any topping on, but once it gets too hot the yeast dies so won't rise any more. If you do want to have a slightly thicker base, you could try allowing it to rise when rolled out, although I don't know how well that would work! Again, thanks for the lovely comment :)
  
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Jason

28/09/2016 at 9:19 pm

Thks loads. Tried this today. Made a few errors. It was the best food I've had in the 2 weeks I've been on slimming world plan. One question though. When cooking the Base didn't rise anymore. On the end it was rather thin. Not a problem as it was very delicious but still wondering why it didn't rise in the cooker. Is it mentions to only rise during the in bowl with wrapper and cloth Cotherstone stage? Again thks for the recipes it was dynamite.

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Kelly

04/10/2016 at 6:12 pm

Thankyou so much for this recipe I love it!! Had it twice since Saturday!! Managed to get 10 balls for the freezer, the first time I had it was on a sp day so I doubled the amount of dough but was just as good having half the amount I just make sure I roll it as thin as I can!

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1. Cliona
  
  04/10/2016 at 6:39 pm
  
  Thanks for commenting! So so glad you like the recipe ? I love it on SP days!
  
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Lea

22/01/2017 at 9:30 am

Hi what mix is it from asda please I went yesterday but was unable to find it i really want to make it lol

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1. Cliona
  
  22/01/2017 at 10:00 am
  
  Hi Lea, it's the wholemeal bread mix ?
  
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Victoria

22/02/2017 at 5:30 pm

Hi, I've not yet done the SP but I'm making myself a plan now to do so.. does this mean I can use the mix as one of my HexB and then I've still got an allowance for another HexB?

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1. Cliona
  
  22/02/2017 at 5:38 pm
  
  Hi Victoria, exactly! OR you could double up your pizza size if you wanted to :) You can find more information about SP here if it helps! https://basementbakehouse.com/2016/04/easy-extra-sp-explained-slimming-world/
  
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Amanda

03/03/2017 at 6:49 pm

I made this and froze my spare dough into balls but they're really wet after defrosting and seem to have shrunk abit. Any suggestions pleaseee

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1. Cliona
  
  08/03/2017 at 4:26 pm
  
  Hi Amanda, I've never had that issue before I'm afraid so couldn't say for sure how to fix it. To fix it I'd add a bit of flour, which you'd have to syn.
  
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Nikki

15/03/2017 at 10:22 pm

I made this for the 1st time yesterday, then for the second time today :) I mentioned it in Group this eve and nobody knew about the bread mixes being an Hex B. I had to post a link to here on our group Facebook page as lots of people want to make it now. Thanks for sharing x

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1. Cliona
  
  17/03/2017 at 1:22 pm
  
  Amazing! I'm so pleased you like it!!!
  
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Robyn

05/04/2017 at 6:15 pm

Hello! Sorry i still don't feel like I'm following fully and i don't want hidden syns ?. Does it have to be a wholemeal mix?? And if you make up the pizza bases can they be frozen until next time as long as they are only 60g?

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1. Cliona
  
  08/04/2017 at 1:39 pm
  
  Yes it has to be one of the approved wholemeal bread mixes and you can freeze the bases :)
  
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Sue M

22/05/2017 at 2:37 pm

Thank you for all your great recipes. I'm hoping to try this pizza tonight. Ive made the sauce but used fresh parsley and thyme with dried mix herbs and its absolutely delicious. Only problem is that I have the white bread mix. Do you have any idea what the syn value on this would be?

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1. Cliona
  
  23/05/2017 at 10:37 am
  
  Hi Sue, you're very welcome! I don't know what the syn value of the white bread mix is however you'll be able to find it on the Slimming World app and Website :) Enjoy your pizza!
  
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caitlan

05/09/2017 at 10:53 am

Hi I was just wondering how many pizza bases the mix will make and how much of the bread mix equals your healthy b? tia

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1. Cliona
  
  05/09/2017 at 11:24 am
  
  Hi Caitlan, lovely to hear from you! It's probably easiest for me to point you towards the info in the post instead of re-writing it :) all of the info you need is up there! Enjoy!
  
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Caitlan Muldoon

16/09/2017 at 5:02 pm

Hi if you have used your hex a and b how many syns would it be?

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1. Cliona
  
  26/09/2017 at 12:16 pm
  
  Hi Caitlan, all of the info is up in the post. It's a little bit easier than writing it out again :)
  
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Kate

02/10/2017 at 2:58 pm

Hi, would anyone be able to list the HEXB bread mixes that we are allowed to use now , also how much in weight did we establish we can have in the uncooked form? thank you - imp desperate to make this!!!!

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1. Cliona
  
  04/10/2017 at 5:14 pm
  
  Hi Kate, I believe it's the Asda mix you can use :) I just stick to 60g wet dough, although this does come out as slightly less when cooked I think it's better safe than sorry!
  
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samantha

26/04/2018 at 8:10 am

Cant wait to have pizza tonight! It seems about 32g of the dry bread mix makes 60g when mixed and cooked so i am going to try this option and see how I get on! Thanks for your great post.. think i might do chicken and sweetcorn with rocket!!

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Paul

18/09/2020 at 4:59 pm

Stumbled across this recipe and cooked it this afternoon. They came out smaller than I thought but very very tasty and helps to satisfy my pizza cravings.
★★★★★

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Trish

16/11/2020 at 6:57 pm

Hi, I just came across your site.. amazing recipe ideas! Thank you! Any idea if this breadmix is still a current HEXb as I cant't seem to find it on the app. Thanks

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Joan

31/08/2021 at 6:03 pm

Went into my local Aldi today and scanned their wholemeal bread mix. It came out at 4 syns for 25g; I was getting excited I thought I could have a pizza for a treat at the weekend

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1. Cliona
  
  28/05/2023 at 12:36 pm
  
  Hi Joan, it may be that things have changed or been updated since I made this recipe.
  
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