The Pizza Hut Super Supreme Pizza is a fully loaded specialty pizza topped with multiple meats, fresh vegetables, and a rich layer of mozzarella cheese. Made with a large hand-tossed crust and cut into 8 hearty slices, it’s a bold, flavor-packed choice for those who want everything on their pizza.
Whether you’re feeding a crowd or indulging solo, knowing the nutrition, allergens, and customization options helps you enjoy it your way.
Vegetarian: ❌ No, it contains multiple meat toppings. Can be made vegetarian by removing all meats and keeping vegetable toppings.
Vegan: ❌ No, contains cheese and meats. Can be modified by removing cheese and meats, but Pizza Hut crust and sauce may contain animal-derived ingredients.
Gluten-Free
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❌ Not Gluten-Free
The large hand-tossed crust contains wheat. Even with Udi’s® gluten-free crust at select locations, cross-contact is possible, so not safe for those with Celiac disease.
What is the total calorie count for the whole large Super Supreme Pizza?
A large hand-tossed Super Supreme Pizza contains approximately 4,680 calories in total, calculated as 8 slices × 585 calories each. This total includes the crust, sauce, cheese, meats, and vegetables that come standard on the pizza. However, this calorie count can change if you customize your pizza by adding extra cheese or meats, which will increase the calorie load, or by removing meats or cheese, which will lower it.
Can I customize the toppings?
Yes. Pizza Hut allows full customization of the Super Supreme Pizza. You can switch the crust type (Thin ’N Crispy, Pan, Hand-Tossed, Stuffed Crust), remove or substitute meats, add more vegetables, or even opt for lighter cheese. You also have the option to split your toppings so half the pizza is Super Supreme and the other half features a different topping combination.
Does the calorie count include sauces or dips?
No. The standard calorie count only includes the pizza itself—crust, sauce, cheese, meats, and vegetables. Dipping sauces like ranch, garlic butter, or marinara are sold separately, and they typically add 80–150 extra calories per serving. If you frequently use dipping sauces, keep in mind that they can add several hundred extra calories to your meal.
Is there a smaller size available?
Yes. The Super Supreme Pizza is available in Medium and Personal Pan sizes at most locations. Smaller sizes naturally have fewer calories per slice, with a medium slice averaging 430–450 calories and a personal pizza averaging 150–200 calories per slice depending on crust type and toppings.
Can I make it vegetarian?
Yes, you can request a Veggie Super Supreme by removing all meats (pepperoni, sausage, beef, ham) and doubling up on vegetables like mushrooms, green peppers, onions, and black olives. This reduces saturated fat and calories while keeping the same pizza flavor profile—minus the meat.
Is there a gluten-free option?
Select Pizza Hut locations offer Udi’s® Certified Gluten-Free Crust, which can be topped with most standard pizza ingredients. However, Pizza Hut kitchens handle gluten-containing products, so cross-contact is possible. This means it’s not a completely safe option for customers with Celiac disease, though some gluten-sensitive individuals may still choose it.
How much protein is in one slice?
A large hand-tossed slice of Super Supreme Pizza provides about 26 grams of protein, largely from the meats (pepperoni, sausage, beef, ham) and mozzarella cheese. This makes it a relatively high-protein pizza choice, which can help with satiety.
How much sodium is in the whole pizza?
The total sodium content in a large hand-tossed Super Supreme Pizza is roughly 9,200 mg, which is over 3× the recommended daily limit of 2,300 mg for most adults. The high sodium content comes from the cured meats, cheese, and crust seasoning. If you’re watching your sodium intake, consider ordering half cheese, skipping extra meats, or sharing the pizza.
Does the crust type change calories?
Yes. The type of crust significantly affects calorie and fat content. Pan crust is richer and denser, often adding an extra 40–60 calories per slice compared to hand-tossed. Thin ’N Crispy crust has fewer calories per slice because it uses less dough. Stuffed Crust adds more calories and fat due to the extra cheese baked inside.
Can I order half-and-half toppings?
Yes. Pizza Hut offers the option to create a half-and-half pizza, meaning you can enjoy the Super Supreme on one side and a completely different set of toppings on the other. This is a great option if you’re sharing with someone who prefers different flavors.
