I love Pizza Express and most times I have been I have the dough balls as a startee. I was thrilled when they started selling them in the supermarkets and I now buy them regularly to go with my pizza. A box of these costs £2.50 and contains 200g. The packaging is slightly different to the above picture, the doughballs now come in a brown plastic packet with the Pizza Express logo on the front and a window for you to see the dough balls in the packet. A packet contains 16 doughballs, which is enough for two to share. There is also a plastic pot of garlic butter to dip the doughballs in. The doughballs are actually made from a pizza base, rolled up ...  Read the complete review

I have only visited Pizza Express a few times, but every time I do I have to have their dough balls. You can also purchase them from Sainsburys now, so my review is more about the cook at home ones, than the restaurant ones. A 200g box from Sainsburys contains 16 dough balls and a tub of garlic butter and costs £2.29, in the restaurant they actually cost £2.50 so there isn't a huge amount of difference in price, but I don't think you would get 16 in the restaurant, I think you get 5 or 6, so it actually works out a lot cheaper to get them from the supermarket. The dough balls are literally just balls of dough, but they are just really funky and ...  Read the complete review

I love the restaurant Pizza Express. My local one has a beautiful setting, overlooking the river and serves gorgeous food. I have never found a ceaser salad better than in Pizza Express anywhere in the world, and trust me i have been looking! (Just make sure you ask them to miss out the anchovies...ewww!) I was so excited when I saw that Sainsburys had started doing a cook at home Pizza Express range. It was a little more than your usual cook at home food, but it was a hell of a lot cheaper than actually going out to the restaurant, so if you looked at it that way you were onto a winner. The range included various pizzas and dough balls, both of ...  Read the complete review

During my recent Tesco's dash for a Pizza Express pizza to cheer up my little girl I was looking for some garlic bread to eat with our pizza when I spotted these Pizza Express Dough Balls. They were not something that I had even heard of let alone eaten before when I spotted that they were on special offer - free when you bought a 12 inch pizza - I suddenly became quite intrigued. I popped them in my basket and was quite excited to have found a bargain. From a quick look at the box I could see they were little dough balls that you simply popped in the oven for a few minutes and then eat them with the enclosed garlic butter dip .... they sounded yummy. Now ...  Read the complete review

I have only fairly recently discovered the joys of Dough Balls, I tried them in an Italian restaurant in London and became hooked from the very first mouthful. When I saw that Tesco sell chilled dough balls made by Pizza Express I decided to buy a box as a treat for myself and my granddaughters' with a pizza and some garlic bread. They are very tasty indeed, although I wasn't overly fond of the garlic and herb butter that was served with them. The balls are a nice size, just right to be eaten in two mouthfuls and you get sixteen dough balls in each box which seems about right to me considering the size portion I had received in the Italian ...  Read the complete review