Since you can find a Pizza Hut almost in every major city, getting to know all the vegan menu options can be quite handy for all those pizza loving vegans.
Vegans can also expect more from Pizza Hut as they have now made vegan cheese (Violife) available across the UK!
So rest of the world vegans…no worries. With this post, you will know all the dairy-free vegan options at Pizza Hut and we wanted to make sure you’re not going to be a lonely planet in a hut. Let’s eat, drink and come out of that hut like Mr./Ms. Pizzalicious!
Whether you’re from US, UK or from another region you will have a vegan pizza base/crust to start creating your own custom pizza besides enjoying all the other vegan food & drink options.
Basics of Vegan Ordering at Pizza Hut (Veganizing Pizza)
- Check whether vegan cheese is available
- If vegan cheese is not available you can always compensate with extra sauce and toppings
- Select your vegan pizza base/crust (listed below)
- Order the type of extra vegan sauce you fancy (listed below)
- Now…order that thick layer of veggie toppings to your heart’s desire to make it one delicious vegan pizza! Don’t forget your healthy black olives, meaty mushrooms, heart-friendly tomatoes, sweet n juicy pineapple, banana peppers, and onions
- You can always clarify anything with your server and see what vegan options they have at that particular Hut suitable for a vegan
When Getting it Delivered
The advantage of having your pizza delivered is that you can add more vegan stuff at your disposal to enrich its flavor further.
If your pizza comes without any vegan cheese you can add some vegan cheese mozzarella, shreds or slices.
You can also consider adding some vegan sliced sausages, extra firm tofu, TVP granules, vegan beef, vegan chicken, or any other vegan meat ingredients to your liking.
If you want a quick fix without using your oven sprinkle some vegan parmesan cheese or nutritional yeast over your pizza.
Vegan Menu Options
Pizza Crust/Base
- Thin ‘n Crispy (US)
- Hand-tossed Crust (US)
- Pan Dough (UK)
- All American Thin (UK)
- Flat Bread (UK)
- Gluten Free Dough (UK)
- Ultimate Thin (UK)
- Thin Crusts
- Salted Pretzel Crust
Sauces & Dips
- BBQ sauce (recommended with pizza base)
- Tomato sauce (recommended with pizza base)
- Buffalo sauce (recommended with pizza base)
- Marinara sauce (recommended with pizza base and pasta)
- Hot N Spicy sauce
- Tomato ketchup
- Hut House seasoning
- BBQ dip pot
- Sweet Chilli sauce
- Sweet Chilli dip pot
- Salsa
- Garlic & chilli dipping oil
Pizza Toppings
- Black olives
- Mushroom
- Mixed peppers
- Pineapple
- Rocket
- Fresh spinach/baby spinach
- Red onion
- Caramelised onions
- Sweetcorn
- Cherry tomatoes
- Roma tomatoes
- Jalapeños
- Onion and pepper mix
- Roquito peppers
- Roasted red pepper strips
- Peruvian cherry peppers
- Green bell peppers
- Banana peppers
- Green chilli
Cheese
Some Huts may have vegan cheese (vegan cheese is available in UK–Violife brand)
Pasta
Request pasta with marinara sauce and without cheese sauce
Soup
Tomato soup (leave mozzarella cheese)
Salad Bar
- Salad/lettuce mix (undressed slaw): green romaine, green oak, lolla rosa, tango, red romaine, red oak, and greens: mizuna, radicchio, arugula, frisee
- Mixed peppers
- Black olives
- Green olives
- Red onion
- Sweetcorn
- Cherry tomatoes
- Cucumber
- Shredded carrot
- Peppers
- Apple
- Tortilla chips
- Fried onion
- Sultanas
- Pickled beetroot
- Celery
- Tomato and basil cous cous
- Jalapeños
Salad Dressings
- Low-fat French dressing
- Extra virgin olive oil with balsamic vinegar
Sides/appetizers
- Fries/chips (vegan only when oven-cooked – available in some Huts)
- Onion rings (vegan only when oven-cooked – available in some Huts)
- Vegetable sticks
Dessert
Cinnamon Sticks (ask to leave the icing)
Drinks
Soft Drinks
- Seven-Up
- Mountain Dew
- Dr. Pepper
- Mug Root Beer
Alcoholic Beverages
- Prosecco (wine)
- San Miguel (beer)
- Budweiser (lager)
- Carlsberg (beer)
Baby Food
Heinz Strawberry, Raspberry & Banana Pouch
With ever-increasing demand for vegan food, we’re hopeful that vegan cheese will be made available in many other regions as well.
So let’s enjoy pizza with all the vegan options using our creative skills showing Pizza Hut that vegans in other regions deserve vegan cheese as much as the Brits do.
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Zipora says
Marinara sauce isn’t the only veggie-based pizza topper you have to choose from! Pile your pie high with spinach, black olives, mushrooms, cherry peppers, red onions, green bell peppers, banana peppers, pineapple, or jalapeños. With so many nutrient-packed choices, the custom options are nearly endless!
Dishan Mendis says
Couldn’t agree more, in fact, we have mentioned them all under pizza toppings Zipora!
Leigha says
What ingredients in pan crust make it not vegan because some websites say it is vegan
admin says
One of their ingredient lists showed whey powder being used to make pan crust which is a by-product of cheese production. If they have specifically marked it as vegan, then you shouldn’t have any issue
Angelica S. says
Have you verified that the sugar in the crusts is not processed with bone char? I live in the U.S. and would like to order a cheese-less pizza but cannot figure out what kind of sugar they use. Most sugar made and used in the U.S. is not vegan.
Dishan Mendis says
Hi Angelica, we do understand sugar is the only ingredient in these crusts that could be difficult to decide. Unfortunately, we’re unable to check the source of sugar used by Pizza Hut, hence we have given the benefit of the doubt and not listed it as an animal ingredient. In such situations, we tend to go by the definition of veganism given by the Vegan Society “veganism is…as far as is possible and practicable”.
Nevertheless, in the future, if we get to know that they’re not using unrefined sugar or organic sugar we would politely encourage them to use such types of sugar. Hope this helps!