Nutritional Information for Domino's Vegetable Pizza

Domino's Pizza offers small, medium, large and extra-large pizzas with either a thin crust or a hand-tossed crust. Domino's also offers medium and large deep-dish pizzas and large and extra-large Brooklyn-style pizzas. You can choose from a wide variety of vegetable toppings to add to your pizza, and the Domino's menu also offers one veggie pizza with a variety of toppings.

Serving Size

According to Domino's, one-quarter of one small or medium thin-crust pizza represents a healthy serving size. A sixth of one small hand-tossed pizza or large or extra-large Brooklyn-style pizza is recommended. One-eighth of a large thin crust, extra-large thin crust or medium, large or extra-large hand-tossed pizza represents a healthy serving size for those varieties.

Crusts

Domino's thin crust adds 490 calories to a small pizza. The thin crust of an extra-large pizza contains 1,300 calories. The hand-tossed crust contains 820 to 1,850 calories. The Brooklyn-style crust has 750 to 1,320 calories, and the deep-dish crust has 1,290 to 1,700 calories.

Sauces and Cheese

Domino's offers four different sauces, including marinara, BBQ, garlic Parmesan and pizza sauce. The marinara sauce has 50 to 140 calories, and the pizza sauce adds 50 to 130 calories. The BBQ sauce has 80 to 240 calories. The garlic Parmesan sauce packs in the most calories, with 190 calories in a small pizza and 640 calories in an extra-large pizza. Domino's regular cheese adds 260 calories to a small pizza and 680 calories to an extra-large pizza.

Vegetable Toppings

A topping of banana peppers adds 15 calories to a small pizza and 35 calories to an extra-large pizza. Jalapenos add 15 to 35 calories, while green chili peppers add 10 to 20 calories and green peppers add 10 to 25 calories. Mushrooms add 15 to 35 calories, onions add 10 to 20 calories, roasted red peppers add 10 to 25 calories, spinach adds 10 to 15 calories and tomato adds 15 to 35 calories. Black and green olives are higher-calorie toppings. These toppings add 70 calories to small pizzas and 200 calories to extra-large pizzas. They also add 7 to 20 grams of fat.

Pacific Veggie Pizza

The Pacific Veggie Pizza, one of the Domino's American Legends menu items, comes topped with roasted red peppers, spinach, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes and black olives with feta cheese and provolone. A small Pacific Veggie Pizza contains 1,060 to 1,850 calories. A medium pizza has 1,500 to 2,860 calories, a large contains 1,840 to 3,770 calories and an extra-large contains 2,760 to 4,580 calories.

Considerations

To keep the calorie and fat content of your pizza order low, opt for thin crust and order a smaller pizza. Choose marinara sauce or pizza sauce rather than the BBQ sauce or garlic Parmesan sauce. Vegetable toppings offer a low-calorie alternative to high-calorie, high-fat toppings such as extra cheese, ham, pepperoni, steak or sausage. Cheeses and meats contain high amounts of saturated fat, and calories from saturated fat should represent less than 10 percent of your daily calorie intake, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

References

Article reviewed by WCB Last updated on: Dec 5, 2010

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