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Pizza Hut’s New Gluten-Free Options Means it’s Time for a Party (Plus a Chance to Win a $100 Gift Card!)

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Pizza Hut now has gluten-free pizzas!
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We were recently able to do one of our favorite family activities: getting together for a meal and hanging out with another family that we’re friends with.  Aren’t families like that great?  I love it when everyone gets to be excited to see a family because the parents are friends and the kids are all friends.For the last several years, however, there has been one thing that added a small challenge to our families getting together for a meal.  We love being able to bring in pizza or fast food so we have more time to visit.  However, three of the family members in the other family have been identified as having a gluten intolerance.

This gluten intolerance meant that while everyone else was able to eat anything that was brought in, my friend would often then make a separate but similar meal for her and two of her daughters.  While not a huge deal, it took away from the convenience of just bringing in food from out.

Our latest dinner with our friends was very different though.  That was all thanks to the fact that Pizza Hut® has begun to offer “Gluten-Free Pizza” using Udi’s® certified gluten-free crust!  Now we really all could have a fast and tasty pizza option that none of us had to make.

Digging in to the "Create Your Own" Gluten-Free Pizza Hut pizza

While Pizza Hut doesn’t have the new Udi’s Certified gluten-free crusts available at all of their locations yet, you can check out this link to see the closest store to you that currently has them available.  They aren’t at our closest store, but it was extra handy that they were available at the closest Pizza Hut to our friends.  Score!

We ordered a whole stack of pizzas, since we have three kids and our friends have seven.  This included a variety of regular pizzas, as well as two of the new gluten-free options. For our pizzas with the Udi’s gluten-free crusts, we got one cheese pizza and one pizza with lots of veggies.  While only the cheese-only and pepperoni Gluten-Free Pizzas are certified by the Gluten Intolerance Group (GIG), there is also a “Create Your Own” option.

cheese-only gluten-free pizza from Pizza Hut

I liked that when we chose to order a “Create Your Own” option for one of the gluten-free pizzas, the Pizza Hut location was quick to let us know that there could be the possibility of a cross-contamination.  I liked that they were careful about that!

Our two gluten-free pizzas fed two teens and an adult.  The pricing on the Pizza Hut “Gluten-Free Pizzas” with Udi’s certified gluten-free crust starts at $9.99 for the cheese-only gluten-free pizza.  The pizza that we loaded with veggies was considerably more, however, as we paid extra for each topping.

We all loved having the ability to gather together and enjoy an evening of fun and visiting without anyone having to make separate meals.  What a wonderful experience!

Everyone (both gluten eaters and gluten-free eaters) got to have what they wanted from Pizza Hut!

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  17. I was diagnosed celiac 10 years ago and one of the ‘bad’ foods I’ve always longed for is Pizza Hut pizza!! (and good sour cream donuts) My favorite toppings are anything meat, though I do love a Tuscan style pizza, too (peppers, onions, sausage, tomatoes).
    Sarah m

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  32. I like any combination of meat toppings, preferable pepperoni and sausage. I especially like when the pizza is a tad overcooked and the pepperoni is a little burnt around the edges.

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  41. Oh my gosh my favorite is the Super Supreme I love all the topping on mine Pepperoni, Italian sausage, mild sausage, ham, beef topping, mushrooms, green peppers, red onions, green olives, black olives and mozzarella cheese.

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  45. We pretty much like everything. All the veggies and meats (except maybe anchovies.) I tell my kids “if you’re gonna be picky, learn to pick.”

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  50. I’m so glad I ran across this post. Pizza is a huge temptation for me, but gluten makes me feel awful. I will be looking for this as soon as I get back to the States.

    My favorite toppings are Canadian bacon, green peppers and onions.

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  54. My favorite pizza toppings are fresh mozzarella, onion, mushroom, fresh basil and crumbled goat cheese.
    tcarolinep at gmail dot com

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  63. I like plain cheese when I’m sharing with my kids, and green olives and tomatoes if it’s just me! 🙂

    chambanachik(at)gmail(dot)com

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  69. I LIKE PRETTY MUCH ALL OF THEM EXCEPT PINNEAPPLE AND ANCHOVIE- FAVORITE IS THE CLASSIC PEPPORONI TOPPING. THANK YOU FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN

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  85. I love to overload my pizzas. I love mushrooms, black olives, onions, bell peppers, sausage (both American & Italian), Canadian bacon. I even like anchovies.

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  89. Favorite Toppings are Olives, onions, tomatoes, extra cheese and mild peppers!

    gmissycat at yahoo dot com

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  97. I would love to try the gluten free crust with my favorite toppings of pepperoni and onion. looks good. truckredford(at)gmail(Dot)com

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  111. My favorite pizza toppings are pepperoni, sausage, onions, green peppers, mushrooms— and olives occasionally.

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