How to Order Vegan at Pizza Hut

Discovering delicious Pizza Hut vegan options is easier than you might think. In this guide, we'll explore all of the plant-based choices, from crust to toppings, and what to avoid, so you can eat at Pizza Hut without stress!
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A vegan pizaa option from Pizza Hut with plant-based sausage.
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If youโ€™re craving pizza but sticking to plant-based eats, youโ€™re probably wondering about Pizza Hut vegan options. The good news is you can absolutely make a tasty vegan meal happen there with a few simple swaps. From build-your-own pizzas to simple sides, itโ€™s all about knowing what to order and what to skip. With a little know-how, you can walk in (or place that online order) feeling confident.

We cover crusts, sauces, veggie toppings, and a few helpful ordering tips to make things easy. Youโ€™ll also get clear info so you can avoid any hidden dairy or sneaky animal ingredients. Whether youโ€™re fully vegan or just trying to eat more plant-based meals, this list will help you build a satisfying pizza night without the guesswork.

Check out these homemade rainbow vegan pizza, pizza rolls, mini heart-shaped pizzas, and polenta pizza bites recipes if you want to make your own at home instead of ordering take-out!

Quick Vegan Pizza Hut Ordering Tips:

  • Pick a Pizza Crust – Hand tossed, original pan, thin & crispy, or rectangular crust
  • Select a Sauce – Marinara or buffalo
  • Choose Cheese – Ask for “no cheese” or dairy-free cheese (if you’re in the UK, you’re in luck!)
  • Top with Veggies – See below for all 13 veggie options!
  • Decide on a Dipping Sauce – bbq drizzle, buffalo, and ketchup
  • Go Wild With Sides – Fries, breadsticks (with no parmesan or seasonings), hash browns, cinnamon sticks (with no icing), or fried apple pieโ€”maybe all five!
A photo showing "Vegan at Pizza Hut" with a vegetable pizza in the background for a guide to Pizza Hut vegan options.

Pizza Hut Vegan Options

Looking for simple, tasty vegan options at Pizza Hut? We break down what to order, how to customize your pizza, and which ingredients to double-check so you can enjoy a plant-based meal without the stress.

Vegan Pizza Crusts

You’ll be pleased to find that most of the crusts at Pizza Hut are vegan-friendly! The only one you’ll want to avoid is the stuffed crust (unless you’re lucky enough to be in the UK). Everything else is fair game:

  • Hand Tossed
  • Original Pan
  • Thin & Crispy
  • Rectangular Crust

Vegan Crust Flavor

Most crust flavors are not vegan, but the Buttery Blend happens to be accidentally vegan! Otherwise, options in this category are limited:

  • No Crust Flavor (aka plain)
  • Buttery Blend (not the Garlic Buttery Blendโ€”that one contains dairy)

Vegan Pizza Sauces

When it comes to sauce, you have a few options. Go for classic, buffalo, or even bean sauce. The Bean sauce is for their taco pizza, and while that pizza ordered as-is is not vegan, the sauce is!

  • Marinara
  • Buffalo

Vegan Vegetable Toppings

No veggie is off-limits! Enjoy an abundance of delicious vegetables on your pizza:

  • Banana Peppers
  • Chopped Garlic
  • Green Bell Pepper
  • Green Chili Peppers
  • Jalapeรฑo Peppers
  • Lettuce
  • Mushrooms
  • Olives (green and black)
  • Red Onions
  • Roasted Spinach
  • Roma Tomatoes
  • Saurkraut
  • Sweet Pineapple

Vegan Sides

  • Breadsticks (order with no parmesan cheese or seasonings)
  • Hash browns
  • Lay’s Potato Chips
  • Wing Street Fries

Vegan Dips

  • BBQ Drizzle
  • Buffalo
  • Lemon Pepper (regional)
  • Spicy Asian (regional)
  • Ketchup

Desserts Without Dairy and Eggs

  • Apple Pie (regional)
  • Cinnamon Sticks (without icing)

Beverages

  • Aquafina Water
  • Pepsi Fountain Drinks (both diet and regular)

Vegan-Friendly Salad Dressings

  • Light Italian
  • Balsamic Viniagrette
  • Sun Dried Tomato Basil

Note: These dressings are available if you’re dining in and purchasing the salad bar, but they may be available to add for take out by request.

NOT Vegan at Pizza Hut

Flavored crusts (other than the Buttery Blend, which does not contain butter), any desserts besides the fried apple pie or cinnamon sticks (order without icing), pasta dishes, or garlic knots (contain cheese). Also the bean sauce contains beef flavoring, so you may wish to avoid that particular condiment.

Add Your Own Toppings

Power up your pizza order with your own toppings! If you’re taking the pizza to go, you can spruce it up with your favorites at home. Here are a few ideas:

  • Dairy-Free Cheese – It goes without saying that if you want a cheesy pizza, you need to add your own cheese. Add some vegan cheese slices or shreds of Miyoko’s dairy-free mozzarella and pop the pizza back in the oven at home. You can broil it briefly to melt the added vegan cheese.
  • Pack with Veggies – Although Pizza Hut has a sufficient selection of veggies, your favorite might have missed the menu. Arm yourself with marinated artichoke hearts, sun-dried tomatoes, grilled asparagus, or even pickled vegetables.
  • Garnish with Greens – Fresh herbs and baby greens are fantastic for flavor and fundamental vitamins and minerals. If spinach doesnโ€™t do it for you, bring in some sweet basil, spicy arugula, mellow microgreens, curly kale, or opt for oregano.
  • Add Vegan MeatsVegan pepperoni is a classic but vegan sausage or even some vegan bacon bits on top would be delish!
Pizza Hut's New Vegan Beyond Meat Pizza in a cardboard box.

Helpful Hints When Ordering Vegan at Pizza Hut

  • Browse the Pizza Hut website before ordering.
  • If ordering Pizza Hut online through a delivery service, make sure you clearly specify any substitutions (such as gluten-free) you would like. Especially concerning cheese. If youโ€™re worried that your request may not be honored (or seen by the server at Pizza Hut), it might be a better idea to go there directly to order.
  • Check out both the Nutrition Information Calculator and the Food Allergy & Sensitivity Information to make sure that you are purchasing a vegan-friendly item. The products offered at Pizza Hut do change and the information seems to be updated regularly.
  • At the time of this article, Pizza Hut is not offering vegan cheese options. Any pizza you purchase must be ordered without cheese to be vegan.
  • If there is any kind of salad or salad bar option on the menu, make sure to add it to your meal. It will make your supper so much more satisfying with a punch of plant power and the fiber-y fullness.

Help Create a More Compassionate Pizza Hut

Now that Pizza Hut has trialed Beyond Meatโ€™s Italian Sausage, itโ€™s only a matter of time before vegan cheese is also chosen. Thatโ€™s the direction all the big fast-food pizza chains are heading, and Pizza Hut will have to step up its game sooner rather than later to stay ahead. But meanwhile, we can always write to, call, or contact the managers of any location to make our requests.

Requesting not only vegan cheese (wouldnโ€™t Miyokoโ€™s artisan vegan cheese be amazing?), but also a few sides other than fries would be fantastic. A side salad, a selection of plant-based dips, or even one dessert would be most welcome.

FAQ’s

Can vegans eat at Pizza Hut?

Yes, vegans can enjoy a meal at Pizza Hut by making a few simple swaps. For pizzas, most crusts are vegan. Simply choose your vegetable toppings and ask for no cheese. Some countries have entirely vegan pizza options with vegan meats and cheeses, but this is not currently available in the US.

Does Pizza Hut have vegan cheese?

In 2017 Pizza Hut trialed Violife in select locations in the UK. It is now a staple menu item throughout the nation as well as in Australia and Germany. However, there is still no vegan cheese option in the US.

Is Beyond Meat still available at Pizza Hut?

Unfortunately, Beyond Meat pizzas are no longer available at Pizza Hut. They were tested out in 2020 but only for a limited time. Customers had the choice between the Beyond Italian Sausage Pizza and The Great Beyond Pizza.

Two slices of vegan-friendly pizza with the logo "Vegan at Pizza Hut" over the photo.

Have you found any other options to be veganizable? Did you find something amazing that we missed? Let us know by tagging #worldofvegan and sharing your favorite vegan-at-Pizza-Hut creations with all of us!

This article is not sponsored and we are in no way affiliated with Pizza Hut. At the time of this article, the foods mentioned above are vegan. Since restaurants constantly update their menus and add or take away items, please keep this in mind when ordering your food. There may be new items that are vegan at Pizza Hut and not listed or items listed here as vegan, which are no longer vegan. Take care to double-check.

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5 comments
  1. The bean sauce has beef flavor in it.

    • Thank you so much, Brianna! I just updated the post. We appreciate the feedback!

  2. In Canada it looks like (I believe) all the crusts have Whey Powder ๐Ÿ™

    • That is so frustrating but thank you for bringing it to our attention! It looks like in Canada, the only vegan crust option is the frozen pan crust ๐Ÿ™ But it looks like you’ll need to specify the frozen one since fresh contains whey powder.

  3. Veronica Motta says:

    Yes plant base cheese please some taste good,also beyond burger tastes so good alot like real cheeseburgers,I will try beyond sausage and send you the results of taste. Love pizza hut.

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