Pizza Hut nutrition guide
Pizza Hut Supreme Pizza Calories by Size and Crust
Compare Pizza Hut Supreme pizza calories by size and crust, per slice and whole pizza, including Hand Tossed, Pan, Stuffed, Thin ’N Crispy, and Personal Pan.
Pizza Hut Supreme pizza calories depend on the size and crust selected. In this site’s July 28, 2026 nutrition snapshot, a large Hand Tossed Supreme slice has 350 calories, large Original Pan has 410, large Original Stuffed Crust has 390, and large Thin ’N Crispy has 290. All four large configurations are listed as eight slices, so their full-pizza arithmetic totals range from 2,320 calories for Thin ’N Crispy to 3,280 for Original Pan.
Supreme pizza calorie comparison by large crust
Large Thin ’N Crispy is the lowest of these four Supreme rows at 290 calories per slice. Hand Tossed is 350, Stuffed Crust is 390, and Original Pan is 410. The difference between Thin ’N Crispy and Original Pan is 120 calories for one slice and 960 calories across the entire listed eight-slice pizza. That makes a crust-specific row more useful than a generic Supreme estimate.
A large Hand Tossed Supreme slice has 15 grams of fat, 690 milligrams of sodium, 37 grams of carbohydrate, and 14 grams of protein. Original Pan has 21 grams of fat, 740 milligrams of sodium, 41 grams of carbohydrate, and 15 grams of protein. Stuffed Crust has 17 grams of fat, 840 milligrams of sodium, 40 grams of carbohydrate, and 16 grams of protein. Thin ’N Crispy has 13 grams of fat, 670 milligrams of sodium, 30 grams of carbohydrate, and 14 grams of protein.
- Large Hand Tossed: 350 calories per slice; 2,800 calories for eight slices.
- Large Original Pan: 410 calories per slice; 3,280 calories for eight slices.
- Large Original Stuffed Crust: 390 calories per slice; 3,120 calories for eight slices.
- Large Thin ’N Crispy: 290 calories per slice; 2,320 calories for eight slices.
Convert the per-slice row only once
The official finished Supreme rows use one slice as the serving. A large Hand Tossed value of 350 calories is therefore one of eight listed portions. Two slices are 700 calories, three are 1,050, four are 1,400, and all eight are 2,800 by multiplication. The calculator follows this same structure for the other nutrition fields rather than treating the whole pizza as a second independent item.
These whole-pizza totals are arithmetic planning values, not separately published restaurant measurements. Uneven cutting and topping distribution can make individual physical slices differ. Use the official count to understand the full order or divide a shared pizza, then match your meal quantity to the number of slices actually eaten.
Medium and Personal Pan Supreme calories
A medium Hand Tossed Supreme pizza is listed at 250 calories per slice and eight slices, producing a 2,000-calorie full-pizza arithmetic total. The medium row is 100 calories lower per slice than large Hand Tossed, but it also belongs to a smaller configuration. Select it only when the order is actually medium rather than using appearance to infer the serving.
The Personal Pan Supreme row is 170 calories per slice and four slices, or 680 calories for the whole pizza by multiplication. Two slices are 340. As with other Personal Pan products, the name does not change the official serving basis: the nutrition value is still per listed slice, so all four must be counted when the entire pizza is eaten.
Supreme compared with cheese and pepperoni
On large Hand Tossed crust, Supreme is 350 calories per slice, compared with 320 for pepperoni and 310 for cheese. Large Original Pan is 410 for Supreme, 380 for pepperoni, and 370 for cheese. Large Thin ’N Crispy is 290 for Supreme, 270 for pepperoni, and 250 for cheese. Matching size and crust keeps the comparison focused on the finished specialty build.
The gap is not identical for every configuration, so Supreme should not be modeled by adding one universal topping estimate to cheese pizza. The catalog’s finished rows already combine the standard toppings, cheese, sauce, and crust. Use those complete rows when you compare calories, fat, sodium, carbohydrate, and protein.
Review sodium, serving quantity, and allergens together
The large Supreme rows range from 670 to 840 milligrams of sodium per slice in this snapshot. Two or three slices multiply that value, and sides or wings can change the meal further. Calories are useful for comparison, but they do not replace a look at the full receipt. Protein, fat, saturated fat, carbohydrate, sodium, and the quantity eaten may point to different tradeoffs.
Supreme pizza contains several toppings in addition to cheese and crust, and allergen flags can differ by configuration. Shared restaurant preparation prevents this independent guide from establishing allergy safety. Review current official allergen information and contact the restaurant when an allergy, intolerance, or strict dietary restriction affects the order.
Calculate the exact Supreme pizza order
Open the Pizza Hut calorie calculator, select Supreme Pizza, and choose the matching size and crust. Add one slice as the initial quantity, then increase it to the number you plan to eat. The official per-slice result and full-pizza view remain separate, so the calculator does not confuse a Personal Pan, medium Hand Tossed, or large crust.
Add breadsticks, wings, dips, desserts, and drinks on their own lines. This produces a transparent total and makes it easier to compare one change at a time. Read the site’s nutrition methodology for source dates and serving rules, then verify current Pizza Hut information when recipes, availability, ingredients, or allergens are important to the decision.