Bodhis Wheat Free Pizza Bases

I discovered these gluten free pizza bases at the Coles Gluten Free Expo this year and gave them a go, after confirming that they were also vegan.
In the past, I had trouble finding a gluten free base that didn't also have 'milk solids' listed in its ingredients.
The only ones I could find were the Simply Wize ones, which although are good, are rather small in size.
The Bodhis ones are larger, have nicer texture and flavour to them. Hands down the best gluten free vegan pizza bases I have tasted so far.
Good news is, they are not only available in some health food shops, but also in Coles supermarkets, in the bread section. Their shelf life isn't all that long, so make sure that when you buy them, you plan to use them soon.
A pack, which contains 2 bases, costs around $5-6.

Marco's Organic Pizza

After finding out that our local pizza place offered vegan pizzas, we thought we would give them a go. We were informed that the bases were vegan and not just the toppings. An important consideration, as some do contain dairy. First we tried the 'Vegan Traditional' which is basically their vegetarian without the cheese. It was pretty good but didn't have the 'wow factor'. You basically got mushrooms, kalamata olives, salsa, onions, pineapple, herbs and garlic.

We later tried the 'Gourmet Vegan' which was seriously fantastic. So delicious, with heaps of quality toppings that included roast potato, capsicum, pine nuts, salsa, spinach, pineapple, pumpkin, and sun dried tomatoes. Plus, I was able to get a gluten free base, as well. 

Marco's Organic Pizza is situated on Wanneroo Road, in Joondana, not far from Dogswamp Shopping Centre. They are open everyday from 5pm to late.

We think the 'Vegan Traditional' and 'Vegan Gourmet' are new options, as they do not appear on their online menu and when we rung to order, the staff member we got didn't know about them. If this happens, just ask for either the Vegetarian without the cheese or the Roast Vegetable without the cheese.