Domino’s Stuffed Cheesy Bread (Original): Price, Calories and Nutrition (2026)

Domino’s Stuffed Cheesy Bread is the side for people who look at a pizza and think it does not have enough cheese. Mozzarella and cheddar are stuffed inside hand-tossed dough, baked until golden, and finished with garlic and parmesan seasoning. Cut into eight pieces and built to be pulled apart while the cheese is still stretching, it is the most indulgent bread item on the Domino’s menu.

An 8-piece order carries 1200 calories, with 150 calories per piece, and a price starting from $6.99 in 2026. It qualifies for the $6.99 Mix & Match deal with two or more qualifying items. Here is the current price, the calorie count, the full nutrition breakdown, and how to order it for the best value.

Prices vary by location since most Domino’s stores are franchise-operated, and delivery orders run higher with fees and tips. The 1200 calorie figure covers the full 8-piece order with no dipping sauce. Marinara is the classic pairing and is sold separately, so every cup adds its own cost and calories on top.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

Table of contents

• What is in the Stuffed Cheesy Bread
• Stuffed Cheesy Bread nutrition facts
• Stuffed Cheesy Bread ingredients and customization
• Allergens
• Stuffed Cheesy Bread vs Parmesan Bread Bites
• Getting the best value on the Stuffed Cheesy Bread
• Frequently asked questions

What is in the Stuffed Cheesy Bread

The build is hand-tossed dough wrapped around mozzarella and cheddar. The dough is stretched, the cheeses go down the middle, it is folded over and sealed, then baked in Domino’s ovens. Out of the oven it gets a garlic and parmesan dusting and is cut into eight pieces.

The two-cheese blend is doing real work here. Mozzarella provides the stretch, the long pull-apart strings that make this item famous in photos and videos. Cheddar provides the sharp, savory flavor that mozzarella lacks on its own. Every piece eats like a simple calzone: soft bread, molten cheese, salty garlic finish.

Per-piece math is the honest way to read this item. One piece is 150 calories (7g fat, 16g carbs, 6g protein, 250mg sodium); the full order is 1200 calories (56g fat, 128g carbs, 48g protein, 2000mg sodium). Two to three pieces alongside pizza is a full meal. The whole box is a two-person commitment or a group share.

Domino’s also sells Spinach and Feta, Bacon and Jalapeno, and Pepperoni varieties. The original remains the most ordered and the baseline everything else is measured against.

Stuffed Cheesy Bread nutrition facts

Full nutrition breakdown for one 8-piece order, from Domino’s official US nutrition data. No dipping sauce.

Nutrient	Amount per 8-piece order
Calories	1200
Total fat	56g
Total carbohydrates	128g
Protein	48g
Sodium	2000mg

The 1200 calorie total puts this item in a different league from the other Domino’s sides: the 16-piece parmesan bread bites are 600 calories and an 8-piece order of plain wings is 500. This is a full meal’s worth of energy wearing a side dish’s name.

The bright spot is protein: 48g for the full order makes this the most protein-rich bread side on the menu. The fat is doing the carrying at 56g total, driven by two cheeses in a buttery dough. Sodium at 2000mg is roughly 87 percent of the daily guideline before sauce, so if sodium matters, eat it plain or dip lightly.

This is an indulgence item, and a great one. Two or three pieces give you the full cheese-pull experience for 300 to 450 calories. The full box is a sharing item, full stop.

Stuffed Cheesy Bread ingredients and customization

The standard ingredient list is hand-tossed pizza dough (enriched wheat flour, yeast, sugar, oil, salt), mozzarella cheese (milk, cheese culture, salt), cheddar cheese (milk, cheese culture, salt, enzymes), and garlic and parmesan seasoning (garlic, parmesan cheese, salt, spices) dusted on top after baking.

Customization starts with the variety. Spinach and Feta brings a Mediterranean-style mix, Bacon and Jalapeno adds smoke and heat, and Pepperoni turns it closer to a calzone. Each keeps the same dough shell and seasoning finish, so the differences come entirely from the filling.

Sauce is the second layer, and marinara is the intended pairing: its bright acidity cuts the cheese richness. Garlic doubles down on intensity, ranch cools things down. Since sauces are sold separately, one cup of marinara for the whole box is the practical move: it stretches across all eight pieces.

For a pizza night, order the original with one marinara under Mix & Match: the intended experience with the per-item price locked at $6.99.

Allergens

Stuffed Cheesy Bread contains wheat and gluten (dough) and milk (mozzarella, cheddar, and parmesan seasoning). It is prepared on shared equipment with items containing egg, soy, and other allergens, so cross-contact is possible. Always check Domino’s current allergen information if you have a serious allergy, since recipes and prep procedures vary across franchise locations.

Stuffed Cheesy Bread vs Parmesan Bread Bites

The two bread-side heavyweights, from the stuffed cheesy bread’s perspective. Cheesy Bread (original, 8 pc): 1200 calories, 56g fat, 128g carbs, 48g protein, 2000mg sodium, from $6.99. Bread Bites (16 pc): 600 calories, 18g fat, 88g carbs, 18g protein, 760mg sodium, from $4.99.

The cheesy bread wins on protein (48g versus 18g) and sheer indulgence: nothing else on the sides menu delivers molten mozzarella and cheddar in every bite. The bread bites win on calories, fat, sodium, and price by wide margins: half the calories, less than a third of the fat, and two dollars cheaper. Per piece: 150 calories against roughly 37.

Pick the stuffed cheesy bread when cheese is the point of the order and you want the most impressive side at a gathering. Pick the bread bites for a lighter, cheaper side when the pizza is the star. Same garlic parmesan finish either way: the choice is how deep into indulgence you want to go.

Getting the best value on the Stuffed Cheesy Bread

• At from $6.99, it qualifies for the $6.99 Mix & Match deal with two or more qualifying items, which is the best way to order it.
• Pairing stuffed cheesy bread with a medium 2-topping pizza under Mix & Match feeds two to three people at a fixed per-item price.
• Marinara is sold separately, so share one cup across the box instead of buying a cup per person.
• Try the Spinach and Feta or Pepperoni varieties on later orders, but compare prices first since specialty builds can cost more.
• Order it alongside a lighter pizza like the Pacific Veggie to balance the richness, rather than stacking it with a meat feast.

Frequently asked questions

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