How much sodium in a slice of Pizza Hut Italian sausage pizza?

Answer 1

PizzaSodium (mg)

Pizza Hut, cheese, pan Pizza, medium slice 590mg Pizza Hut, pepperoni lovers, pan pizza, medium slice, 760mg Pizza Hut, cheese, stuffed crust, large slice 1090mg Pizza Hut, chicken supreme, stuffed crust, large slice 1110mg Pizza Hut, cheese, thin crispy, medium slice 590mg Pizza Hut, Italian sausage, thin crispy, medium slice 800mg Godfather's, cheese, original crust, medium slice 340mg Godfather's, combo, golden crust, medium slice 560mg

Answer 2

Pizza Hut give information on the nutritional values of their pizza on a per slice basis for some types of pizza in their range on their website. Extrapolating from this to a full size pizza gives a range of 7.12-10.96g of sodium per 14" cheese crust pizza, and 1.28-2.25g per 6" pizza.

The currently recommended daily allowance of sodium (from all sources) is 2.4g in the USA and 1.6g in the UK, so one piece of Meatlover's 14" (the highest sodium pizza according to the data) will be more than the UK limit, and a whole 6" (personal) Meatlover's pizza would also break this UK daily limit.

The lowest sodium pizza (the Veggie Lover's) at 0.89g per 14" slice would break the UK daily sodium limit with just 2 slices, and the 6" Personal pizza would be within the limit at 1.28g, assuming less than 0.32g sodium was consumed from other sources during the day.

Answer 3

It can vary widely based on the maker and the style. See here for nutritional data:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_frequently_asked_nutrition_questions

Answer 4

42g small,

63g medium,

86g large.

Answer 5

The question really cannot be answered, because the amount of salt can vary tremendously depending on the recipe used and toppings included.

Answer 6

2300