What pizza places are kosher?

Answer 1

The simple answer to this question is that no, Dominos Pizza is not kosher because it is not certified kosher.

Some reasons as to why Dominos is not certified kosher are:

The use of animal products within the oven (ie: as toppings) makes this an issue of mixing milk & meat (not to mention the meat used isn't kosher). Even if only plain slices are in the oven at the time of cooking, remnants of animal products from previous cooking still remain and can interact with the plain slices. Still think plain slices could be okay if you made the oven spotless? Sorry, but the cheese used in 99% of Pizza chains are made using animal rennet (an enzyme) which is definitely not kosher.

**In some communities (where the Jewish population is considerably large) you may find a Dominos where the pizza actually is certified Kosher. This is an exception, not a rule, so it's best to avoid it if keeping Kosher, or perhaps ask your Rabbi.

Answer 2

Not traditionally, but it can be with kosher ingredients.

Additionally, the preparer should be careful not to use meat toppings if the pizza has dairy cheese (since this would be violating the rules of meat and milk separation). If the pizza is cheese-less or uses non-dairy cheese (such as soy cheese), kosher meats can be used.

Answer 3

There are kosher Pizza Huts in Israel only.

Answer 4

Papa John's FAQ states their pizza dough, cheese, and sauce is not made with animal derived ingredients, so it would be kosher.

Answer 5

There are thousands of kosher pizza restaurants across the world, in order to have specifics, referring to a city or small area may help narrow the choices.

Answer 6

No, it is not.