Boston Pizza for Dinner?

We are heading out to dinner tonight. Going to Boston Pizza.  Only option and easy with 2 little ones. 
Wondering what to order... thinking a Cesar salad. I am new to Keto. 
Is Cauliflower Crust a big No No?
Please be kind. I’m just learning. 
Thanks!

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  • Go with the salad:)  Cobb if they have it and ranch dressing. Cauliflower crusts are great but at a restaurant you really don’t know what else is in them, like flour.  Same with those you buy in the store, look at the ingredients.

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    • TracyC
    • TracyC
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    Thank you! 

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    • Tegan
    • Tegan
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    Some restaurants can provide a detailed breakdown of the nutritional value of their products, so you can check how many carbs are in certain meals.  I know you went there 2 nights ago, so what did you have?  Caesar without croutons is good, or even the toppings and cheese from pizza but without the base.

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    Hi! Thanks for the tips! I ended up getting the chicken club sandwich without the bun and no sauce and a side Cesar salad! It was very satisfying! Mayo on the side! 
    I like the idea of having the pizza without the base. Have you tried that? How does it come out?

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    I was thinking if its a buffet style restaurant, you could take a few pieces of pizza but just eat the toppings. I've never made a keto pizza myself.   In the UK there is a cauliflower crust pizza for sale, BUT, it also contains flour, so its far from low carb! I'm glad you found something to eat though.

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  • TracyC 

    Cali’Flour makes a frozen pizza crust with 3 ingredients: cauliflower, mozzarella, and egg whites.  
    Load it up how you want it.

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