Domino's Pizza Can Be Healthy? Is it a Trick?!
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They wouldn't be allowed to trick you. Light cheese and all those veggies would not add up to much. The dough is thin not thick, so it can't be a silly amount.0
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Thin crust no cheese all the veggies. It's what I do.0
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Hi guys!
I was thinking of ordering a pizza tonight, so looked on the official Domino's website at the calorie information. According to my research, a small thin crust pizza with light cheese, onions, olives, tomatoes, mushrooms, and green peppers is only 360 calories for 1/2 of the pizza.
This seems too good to be true to me. Can anyone vouch for the accuracy of my calculations? Did I do that correctly?
Low calorie does not equal healthy and high calorie does not equal unhealthy. You shouldn't look at individual foods as "healthy" or "unhealthy". You should rather look at a total diet as a whole. Can pizza be part of an overall "healthy" diet? Absolutely.
Right!!!0 -
Watch the sodium?0
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Not smalls. Either 4 or 6 depending on the crust type.And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Half of a small Domino's pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person? Really? On the days I run, I could easily eat a whole small thin crust veggie pizza from there and not even think twice about it.0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Half of a small thin crust is a snack. :laugh:
If I'm eating pizza to fit within my cals it's a cheese only from Hungry Howies, medium thin crust. 888 for the whole thing and it goes in my belly.0 -
20% error permitted? :X omg. And you know they will round in one direction only. I don't trust premade things like this at all. Cooking from scratch prevents these tricky companies from deceiving you. There was an expose not too long ago where various restaurants were just flat out lying about calorie counts. I wish I could get away with eating pizza, but if I'm going to lose the weight, then certain sacrifices must be made. Really sucks for the first few months until you get used to the New Normal.0
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Because I view this journey as a life style - I do eat pizza once in awhile. For me, I eat the toppings I enjoy and fit the calories into my daily count (or exercise like crazy - lol). Is pizza the healthiest choice - probably not. But it's not an unhealthy choice when eaten in moderation.0
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Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Half of a small thin crust is a snack. :laugh:
If I'm eating pizza to fit within my cals it's a cheese only from Hungry Howies, medium thin crust. 888 for the whole thing and it goes in my belly.
No offense but ever wondered maybe that's how you became obese in the first place?0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Half of a small thin crust is a snack. :laugh:
If I'm eating pizza to fit within my cals it's a cheese only from Hungry Howies, medium thin crust. 888 for the whole thing and it goes in my belly.
No offense but ever wondered maybe that's how became obese in the first place?
Nope. Because before it was a good portion of a large deep dish. It's called moderation. I think I've had one pizza in the past 6 weeks, instead of ordering pizza 2x a week because I didn't feel like cooking.
I know how I got overweight. Thirty-four years of bad eating habits (taking out the first year of being bottle/baby food fed). It's not exactly rocket science.
BTW if you have to start something with 'no offense' it's because you know you're being offensive.0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Half of a small thin crust is a snack. :laugh:
If I'm eating pizza to fit within my cals it's a cheese only from Hungry Howies, medium thin crust. 888 for the whole thing and it goes in my belly.
No offense but ever wondered maybe that's how you became obese in the first place?
No. Why? Because before, we obese people were eating at a SURPLUS (overeating) of calories. If someone is eating at a deficit and wants to eat a whole pizza and it fits within their calorie range, then they will lose weight regardless of what the food is. That's not ideal to do 5 days a week (lol), though.0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Half of a small thin crust is a snack. :laugh:
If I'm eating pizza to fit within my cals it's a cheese only from Hungry Howies, medium thin crust. 888 for the whole thing and it goes in my belly.
No offense but ever wondered maybe that's how you became obese in the first place?
No. Why? Because before, we obese people were eating at a SURPLUS (overeating) of calories. If someone is eating at a deficit and wants to eat a whole pizza and it fits within their calorie range, then they will lose weight regardless of what the food is. That's not ideal to do 5 days a week (lol), though.
Exactly!! :drinker:0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Not the 10", they don't. I've never seen a pizza place (Domino's or not) that cuts a "Small" (8"-10") into 8 pieces... It's only ever been 4 slices. I know, because I used to get a small pizza for lunch about 2-3 times a week before I started losing weight. lol
ETA: Not to mention, half of an 8"-10" round pizza is really NOT that much food.0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
No. Why? Because before, we obese people were eating at a SURPLUS (overeating) of calories. If someone is eating at a deficit and wants to eat a whole pizza and it fits within their calorie range, then they will lose weight regardless of what the food is. That's not ideal to do 5 days a week (lol), though.
Well if someone tells me half a pizza is a snack for them it makes me wonder what their actual meals are like, you know...0 -
Hey FDA says pizza is a vegetable... not why the hell not?
The kashi ones are not half bad btw.0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
Not the 10", they don't. I've never seen a pizza place (Domino's or not) that cuts a "Small" (8"-10") into 8 pieces... It's only ever been 4 slices. I know, because I used to get a small pizza for lunch about 2-3 times a week before I started losing weight. lol
Well if someone tells me half a pizza is a snack for them it makes me wonder what their actual meals are like, you know...
You have to take it in proportion to what diameter the entire pizza is, though... A 10" pizza is about the same size as the cranial part of an average persons head. So half of that is not really that big. In relation to food quantities, half of a 10" pizza is about the same amount of food as a 6" sub sandwich.0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
No. Why? Because before, we obese people were eating at a SURPLUS (overeating) of calories. If someone is eating at a deficit and wants to eat a whole pizza and it fits within their calorie range, then they will lose weight regardless of what the food is. That's not ideal to do 5 days a week (lol), though.
Well if someone tells me half a pizza is a snack for them it makes me wonder what their actual meals are like, you know...
It was facetious, for crying out loud. LOL But my dinners range between 580-750 cals most of the time depending on what I'm eating. All within my goal to lose 2 lb/week with room to spare0 -
Domino's cut their pizzas in 8 pieces regardless
And I know how big the small crust is, still half a pizza sounds like a lot for dinner for one person
No. Why? Because before, we obese people were eating at a SURPLUS (overeating) of calories. If someone is eating at a deficit and wants to eat a whole pizza and it fits within their calorie range, then they will lose weight regardless of what the food is. That's not ideal to do 5 days a week (lol), though.
Well if someone tells me half a pizza is a snack for them it makes me wonder what their actual meals are like, you know...
It could be a snack. If someone eats 5 meals at 300 calories then that's 1500 calories... I can eat that and lose 2lbs a week. If the pizza is really 360 calories--which it probably is something around there. You could eat a whole small pizza for a meal and then work out your day differently.0 -
20% error permitted? :X omg. And you know they will round in one direction only. I don't trust premade things like this at all. Cooking from scratch prevents these tricky companies from deceiving you. There was an expose not too long ago where various restaurants were just flat out lying about calorie counts. I wish I could get away with eating pizza, but if I'm going to lose the weight, then certain sacrifices must be made. Really sucks for the first few months until you get used to the New Normal.
Plenty of people lose weight without sacrificing food like pizza. I still eat pizza, even the "not so healthy pepperoni and sausage on regular crust" kind and have been able to lose weight and maintain it. There are many ways to make pizza fit your calorie goals so that life doesn't have to suck. Just make the "New Normal" 2 pieces of whatever pizza you like, rather than a whole pizza.0 -
Lol Dominos pizza is the worst!! So if you're going to have pizza at least eat good pizza.
Half, Whole, 2 pieces who gives a S*** as long as it fits in your macros I say eat away....0
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