Pizza Hut just announced a new partnership with Beyond Meat for the launch of two new plant-based pizzas made with Beyond Meat toppings: The Great Beyond Pizza and the Beyond Italian Sausage Pizza.
Co-created by the Beyond Meat and Pizza Hut culinary teams, the Beyond Pan Pizzas have been designed to deliver the signature taste of the brand’s Italian Sausage but in a plant-based option. They also include high-quality ingredients such as a mix of classic Italian herbs and spices like garlic, onion, paprika, and fennel seeds.
The Great Beyond Pizza is a specialty pizza made with fresh veggie toppings such as tomatoes, sliced red onions, and tangy banana peppers, served up on the chain’s classic Original Pan crust and topped with savory Beyond Italian Sausage.
The Beyond Italian Sausage Pizza is a classic cheese pizza topped with plant-based Beyond Italian Sausage crumbles that feature an authentic blend of Italian seasonings.
The new plant-based pizzas are also available on the brand’s Original Stuffed Crust (includes upcharge), Hand-Tossed, and Thin ‘N Crispy crusts. You can also add additional toppings to each pizza for an upcharge. But keep in mind that prices vary by location.
You can find The Great Beyond Pizza and the Beyond Italian Sausage Pizza at participating Pizza Hut restaurants nationwide for a limited time, while supplies last.
Fans throughout London, England will also be able to enjoy the new Beyond Meat pizzas at select Pizza Hut locations as part of a limited time offering.
Beyond Italian Sausage Pizza – Large Original Pan Slice Nutrition Facts
- 380 calories
- 160 calories from fat
- 18 grams of fat
- 7 grams of saturate fat
- 700 milligrams of sodium
- 38 grams of carbs
- 2 grams of sugar
- 18 grams of protein
The Great Beyond Pizza – Large Original Pan Slice Nutrition Facts
- 390 calories
- 160 calories from fat
- 18 grams of fat
- 7 grams of saturated fat
- 760 milligrams of sodium
- 39 grams of carbs
- 2 grams of sugar
- 18 grams of protein
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