I always find our Pizza Hut a bit hit and miss. Sometimes there are loads of toppings and other times hardly any. We ordered pizza the other night and I think I onl had about 5 bits of onion and 5 bits of sweetcorn.
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I always find our Pizza Hut a bit hit and miss. Sometimes there are loads of toppings and other times hardly any. We ordered pizza the other night and I think I onl had about 5 bits of onion and 5 bits of sweetcorn.
I find that too Helen. :(
We are ordering Pizza Hut tomorrow night and are going to have to order extra toppings to insure an adequate amount of onions, mushrooms etc. :rolleyes:
We even have to ask for extra tomato sauce topping................you would think if they are leaving off the cheese they would put the extras on free of charge. :(
You would think so wouldn't you, is annoying. But other times have been great so I shouldn't moan.
Pizza hut is yum, and they are pretty good when you ask for no cheese. We went for one the other week, replaced the cheese for spinach and they were fine with it. The girl just asked us about it at the till because she was interested what it tasted like more than anything else.
They're fine about doing it wherever I've been, and the one I've been to most often is in a small(ish) town. For all they know you're lactose intolerant or allergic to dairy, so they're not gonna say no to that.
Last pizza I ate out was at Pizza Express, they were more than happy to do a cheeseless pizza for us. Only problem I had was seeing the same greasy cutting wheel being used to slice my pizza that had been used to cut up the previous cheese pizza's, it really put me off.
yes I've had a cheeseless pizza there, no probs.......I just asked for it without cheese. They overcooked the first one so I had to wait a bit longer for another but since then they've been ok
OMG I love pizza hut! Whenever we go there I always ask for a cheeseless pizza, the girl always asks me if I'm allergic and I usually say yes. I have since learned that they will either use a separate cutter or wash the one they've used on the cheese pizzas.
I don't ever feel embarrassed asking for cheeseless pizza, one reason is that with all the allergies everyone seems to have these days, they're pretty used to requests like that. Not like years ago when you got persecuted and then stoned for death for asking for anything out of the ordinary.
The one time I was there and they learned I was vegan, they put extra olives and wedges in the starters for me as they admitted that they don't cater for vegans especially well. I thought that was quite nice of them.
I really like their bases, the dough in the deep pan pizzas is always fresh-tasting. It's probably from frozen but I don't care because it's yummy, unlike the thin crust ones which are awful in comparison.
Ditto, the only ones I've seen cut are takeaway, which you can ask to be uncut.
Italian base in restaurants is back to having milk according to
http://www.pizzahut.co.uk/assets/restaurant/files/Dietary_Requirements-0911.pdf
on the subject, you've just reminded me that i used to make a mean pizza which i haven't done for ages and will do tomorrow now, thank you. I use pitta bread for the base, baked beans/ketchup then vegan cheese, and loads of veggies piled high and smothered with chillies and black pepper, stick it in the oven for 10 mins or so and hey presto..... Pizza Hut who????
I named them Pitzas lol.
yeah the pan base is vegan. when ordering kids make sure its pan they tend to try and get away with the thin one it seems!?
never had a problem asking for no cheese, it says on the website if you tell them its an allergy they will use seperate utensils and seperate for cooking, if you dont then tough.
i also swap cheese for mushrooms at no charge.
i think its the calzone thats vegan, someone mentioned dominos im sure they do a vegan base too but i've never been/looked into it. i like pizza express too :)
My brother works at a Pizza Hut and he just told me that you can get a pizza w/o cheese on it.
Will someone please answer this question for me? Okay....I am not a pizza kind of guy, but a friend and I decided to order a pizza tonight. We ordered a hand-tossed/thin crust from Pizza Hut. My half did not have cheese (obviously). I had sliced jalapeno peppers and sliced pieces of mushroom. When we got the pizza there were no cheese remnants or such on my side. Can I rest assured that I did not eat something with animal byproducts. I am aware that the same facility is used so there may be trace amounts, but not in the actual recipe ingredients.
This pizza is way better than Pizza Hut:
http://veganize.org/view-all/vegan-p...y-free-recipe/
An easy to cook at home vegan 'pizza' for anyone who cares to try ...
Heat a French stick, baguette, ciabatta loaf or similar in the oven untill it's toasty on the outside and warm all the way through.
Cut in half long ways.
Liberaly spread cut side with creamed corn.
Layer that with thinly sliced celery.
Top with grated vegan cheese and season with black pepper.
Slap it under the grill till the cheese looks right.
Ok, it's not actualy a pizza in the strictest sense but it is very very nice :)
Homemade vegan pizza is so much better! Make your own pizza dough/crust (there are tons of vegan and even gluten free vegan pizza crust recipes on the web), add your sauce and favorite veggies and spices. For cheese if you are into that you can use stuff like Daiya or nut based cheeses crumbled on and even vegan Parmesan (ground up nutritional yeast and almonds or walnuts). I make a tofu ricotta with tofu and cooked sweet potato or pumpkin, nutritional yeast, some spices etc. In place of any kind of cheese I sometimes make a thick paste with tahini, lemon juice, splash of soy sauce, and spices like turmeric or mustard powder and smear it on the crust, or else spread hummus on the dough and then add stuff like black olives, cooked green beans, pineapple, crumbled tempeh etc. Or you could just add some kind of oil or vinaigrette to the dough or toppings in place of cheese or sauce.
Fortunately there are more and more vegan friendly restaurants offering some awesome vegan pizzas. In the U.S. there is Pizza Luce which caters to vegans. I had their mushroom arugula pizza once. Everything..the dough, vegan cheese etc...is vegan.
I can't imagine why anyone would want to eat pizza from Pizza Hut. Gross!
Here are a few of my vegan pizzas:
[IMG]https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7173/...2581a30f_s.jpghomemade vegan pizza with tahini sauce, onion, green beans, olives, mushroom by Naturebound2011, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8457/...aee87c73_s.jpgGF Vegan pizza with Butternut squash spread and veggies 2 by Naturebound2011, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3810/...c6d34f05_s.jpgElaines Homemade Vegan Pizza with Daiya Cheese tomato enchilada sauce and garden produce by Naturebound2011, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5154/...2955658a_s.jpgVegan Pizza Pizza Luce May 2014 by Naturebound2011, on Flickr[/IMG]
All of those sound very good, CG and Robin (I probably should go and have something to eat as any sort of food is sounding good!).
Pizza Hut certainly wouldn't be my first choice but I suppose it's useful to know if places like that have vegan stuff in case one gets marooned somewhere with limited vegan options. Also of course if they do have vegan stuff then a non-vegan may accidentally eat it which is always good news ;)