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White flour, cheese, pepperoni. No one's confusing pizza with health food. But if you keep a box in your freezer for an occasional no-fuss meal, there's good news: a handful of decent pies are showing up in supermarkets. Crusts are getting thinner or adding whole grains. And veggies like shiitake mushrooms, butternut squash, and arugula are replacing some—or all—of the cheese or processed meat. Plus, a new crop of whole-grain crusts lets you make your own pizza with toppings DiGiorno would die for. It’s still tough to dodge most of the salt, white flour, and saturated fat. But if you’re hunting for a better pizza, here are some to try.
