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This Snow Days Pizza Snack Bites Review contains affiliate links and we were given a sample. If you make a purchase we may be compensated. All opinions are our own.
Written By Alison Chew | Dietitian Verified by Rebecca Housh, MS, RDN
Snow Days puts a healthy twist on a childhood favorite – the pizza bite! They removed all of the unhealthy ingredients, like preservatives, and replaced them with organic, unprocessed, clean ingredients, protein, and vegetables.
Snow Days one bite frozen pizza bites are the only grain-free, grass-fed, and USDA Certified Organic pizza bites on the market. SHOP NOW >>
Snow Days pizza bites cost between $3.56 – $5 per serving of 5 bites.
Snow Days currently ships to the Continental United States. SHOP NOW >>
Snow Days pizza bites are only sold online on their website.
Snow Days pizza bites are also now available at select stores nationwide.
Snow Days delivers to customers within the Continental United States.
Snow Days pizza bites ship free with orders of $49+ to the Continental United States.
Snow Days pizza bites can last up to 1 year in your freezer.
Snow Days pizza bites take 8 to 10 min in a 400 – 425 degree oven.
No! Snow Days does not recommend the microwave as they say it impacts the taste and texture, but you can try it if you want. You have 3 preparation options, oven, toaster oven, or air fryer.
Yes! Snow Days pizza bites are much healthier than regular pizza bites as each serving is packed with up to 10g of protein, good fats like olive oil, and hidden organic veggies. They do not contain gluten and are free from grains, seed oils, preservatives, GMOs, or artificial ingredients.
In addition, the cheese is sourced from grass-fed and pasture-raised cows and other ingredients come from organic farms.
Yes! Snow Days pizza bites do not contain gluten, as Snow Days has swapped out wheat flour for nutrient-dense cassava flour and cassava starch.
Each serving, about 5 pizza bites, has between 220 and 240 calories.
Adults of a certain age will remember when pizza bites hit the frozen food aisle. It was so exciting to have your favorite meal, pizza, rolled into a one bite snack, crispy on the outside, and filled with gooey cheese and sauce on the inside.
They were ready in around 15 min in the oven and some could be made in the microwave (but weren’t crispy).
As a kid, I loved these treats and begged my mom to buy them.
As a mom now, I look at one bite frozen pizza bites and want to feed my son something healthier for a snack or lunch, but just as tasty. SHOP NOW >>
When Snow Days reached out to us about the launch of their new site and pizza bite product I couldn’t resist trying this new “healthy” snack. Each serving is packed with up to 10g of protein, good fats like olive oil, and hidden organic veggies.
Their cheese is sourced from grass-fed and pasture-raised cows on small, family-owned dairies in the US and other ingredients come from organic farms as well.
Plus, these one bite frozen pizza bites do not contain gluten, as Snow Days has swapped out wheat flour for nutrient-dense cassava flour and cassava starch (FYI – cassava is a root vegetable) and is free from grains, seed oils, preservatives, GMOs, or artificial ingredients.
For our Snow Days reviews, we received 2 packages of Cheese pizza bites and a Variety pack with all four flavors- Cheese, Veggie White, Buffalo Chicken, and Sausage.
TIP: When your box arrives, open it up and move your pizza bites to the freezer until you are ready to make them. Snow Days pizza bites can last up to 1 year in your freezer. SHOP NOW >>
You have 3 preparation options, oven, toaster oven, or air fryer. Snow Days does not recommend the microwave as they say it impacts the taste and texture, but you can try it if you want.
Cooking your pizza bites is easy.
Preheat the oven to 400 – 425 degrees, pop as many as you want on a cookie tray, and bake for 8-10 min until they are golden brown. SHOP NOW >>
Our pizza bites opened a bit and when this happens Snow Days recommends turning down your oven 25 degrees in the future. But don’t worry, they still tasted wonderful! They had a crispy crust on the outside and a yummy tomato and cheese filling inside.
And even though they contain 7 vegetables, no gluten, and no artificial anything – you couldn’t tell.
Even my 10-year-old didn’t believe that these were a better-for-you pizza bites than the others he had tried. Score! SHOP NOW >>
We loved all four Snow Days pizza bite flavors, but the Cheese Pizza Bites were our favorite!
Snow Days Cheese Pizza Bites
We loved these cheese pizza bites. They have the classic pizza flavor with mozzarella cheese and marina sauce and you couldn’t taste the hidden veggies. We didn’t miss the artificial ingredients at all!
Snow Days Sausage Pizza Bites
The sausage pizza bites were another hit! Again, tasted just like a sausage pizza with a hint of fennel, sausage, cheese, and marina sauce. Yum!
Snow Days Buffalo Pizza Bites
We weren’t sure what to expect from the Buffalo pizza bites and were surprised by the tangy and slightly spicy flavor. They were very tasty and had an interesting pizza bite flavor.
Snow Days Veggie White Pizza Bites
The Veggie White pizza bites tasted like a spinach and cheese ravioli with a golden brown crispy shell. They were delicious and definitely had a more elevated flavor compared to the classic cheese pizza bites.
We really love that Snow Days pizza bites taste great and DO NOT contain Grains, Seed Oils, Gluten, Preservatives, GMOs, or Artificial Ingredients! SHOP NOW >>
When comparing the ingredients in Snow Days one bite frozen pizza bites to competitors there is really no competition if you are looking for a USDA-certified organic snack, free from industrial oils, artificial flavors, and preservatives with lots of protein and 7 vegetables.
Of the 3 competitors listed above, Totino’s is the least healthy and is packed with artificial ingredients like imitation mozzarella cheese, preservatives, added sugar, and no organic ingredients.
Annie’s and Amy’s are close to as healthy as Snow Days and contain some organic ingredients along with a good amount of protein, but also contain wheat, preservatives, and/or added sugar and are not certified organic.
When comparing the cost of Snow Days to competitors they are much more expensive, but as mentioned above they are the only brand that is organic, uses grass-fed cheese, and is free from industrial seed oils and gluten. High-quality ingredients just cost more.
Snow Days has reinvented the one bite frozen pizza bite without losing the yummy flavor we all enjoy. As the only grain-free, grass-fed, and USDA Certified Organic pizza bites on the market, they spared no expense when creating these snacks.
We really enjoyed the taste of these better-for-you pizza bites, especially the crisp outside. We also love that this snack is free from artificial ingredients and preservatives and packed with up to 10g of protein and lots of veggies.
And while we would love to see more flavors, like pepperoni, the only downside to the Snow Days pizza bites for us is the cost. Priced at twice the cost of others these bites are out of our budget. We hope that as they grow prices will come down a bit so that this healthy snack is more accessible to everyone.
I would recommend Snow Days to anyone looking for a tasty, grain-free, certified organic snack free from preservatives and anything artificial that doesn’t mind paying more for high-quality ingredients. SHOP NOW >>
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| This post has been reviewed and approved by our dietitian Rebecca Housh, MS, RDN, LDN for nutritional accuracy. | |
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 | Rebecca Housh is a registered dietitian based in Chicago, IL. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology from Boston University and a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Illinois in Chicago. Rebecca is passionate about the idea of food as medicine in both preventative and therapeutic care. Her current professional interests lie in food security, food access, and nutrition for chronic disease. |
