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You can buy our products at a lot of supermarkets like Albert Heijn, Jumbo, Picnic, Delhaize, Edeka and Waitrose. You can find a supermarket nearby here. Do keep in mind that some supermarkets don’t sell Magioni pizzas. We have no influence on this (unfortunately).

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The very first Magioni pizza was made of 100% cauliflower. This was not edible, we’re honest about that. After a lot of tests we came to the conclusion that 45% vegetables is the right amount. Unfortunately the wheat flower is not gluten free. Our mission is to make tasty pizzas and for now we can’t produce gluten free pizzas on a large scale.

There’s less than 30% calories, 20% less carbs and 70% less fats in our pizza bases compared to traditional pizzas. On top of that, there’s about 87 grams of veggies in our pizza bases.

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Yes, for sure! You can put our pizza bases in the freezer. You can also freeze our topped pizzas. Please keep in mind that the quality of the flavour can be less.

We try to add as many vegetables to our pizzas as possible. As long as it tastes good of course. A Magioni pizza base contains about 45% vegetables.

You find our  pizzas in the fresh department of the supermarket. This means fresh, but not edible forever. You can keep the bases for about 10 days. If you keep it well chilled of course. But we’re almost sure that it’s finished in one day.

Because our pizza contains a lot of vegetables, it contains automatically less carbs, but that doesn’t mean our pizzas are suitable for a low carb diet. What you can do, is take half a pizza and a salad so you can enjoy the pizza, but you don’t have to worry about the carbs.

For an overview of allergens, please look at the product pages of our pizzas. If you have a more specific question, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Magioni comes from the Italian word Mangiare, which means food. Next to that, the last name of the founder of Magioni; Manon van Essen, has a German last name. Van Essen means, ‘from food’.

If you’re low on cash you can still eat a Magioni pizza! Buy our cauliflower base, a can of tomato puree, tomatoes and mozzarella. Put some Italian herbs in the puree et voila! You have your own budget pizza for less than two euros per person. And you eat over 150 grams of veggies. It’s a win-win.

Yes, sure! Use a special pizza stone and bake the pizza according the instructions.

Lots of people want to try the Magioni pizza. And we say: go for it! It’s possible that you see a Magioni pizza on a channel of a blogger/vlogger. Please know that this is mostly done on initiative of the blogger/vlogger. We don’t send a lot of pizzas from our head office, we’re not a post office :). If you have a good reason or great idea to promote our pizza, let us know.

Our goal is that everybody can eat our pizzas. And we’re working on that. Magioni pizzas are, at the moment, for sale in The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and England. We have a full coverage in The Netherlands. You can find us at a lot of supermarkets like Albert Heijn, Jumbo, Plus, Delhaize and Waitrose. If you don’t live in The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany or England, please be patient!

We’ve tried so many cheeses for our pizzas. Our conclusion is: he has to melt, but he also has to maintain the flavour. Our favourite is Roya Hollandia cheese [link]. This cheese is for sale at Meledi Wholesale.

People ask us this question a lot. How we started: make a few samples for friends and family. Improve where needed and produce a bit more, be sure to have a BRC certification. We went to Albert Heijn ourselves and that went pretty good. AH has something new now, you can present your product to them and the winner will win 250.000 euros and a place in the supermarket. Good luck!

Our pizzas are for sale at Sligro, Bidfood and VHC Jongens.

We eat a lot of pizzas. But we also like to eat salads, soups and wraps for our lunches.

Maggi-joni is how the Dutchies normally pronounce it. But if we say this in our HQ, we will be thrown in the water. The right pronunciation is Madjonieh. The easiest thing would be, if you pretend to be Italian who’s hungry for pizza. It helps!