Pizza Hut Supreme Pan Pizza (Medium 12-inch): Price, Calories and Nutrition (2026)
The Supreme is the classic loaded pizza: pepperoni and Italian sausage for the meat, green peppers, red onions, mushrooms, and black olives for the garden, all on the thick Original Pan crust with mozzarella and classic pizza sauce. A medium 12-inch is cut into 8 slices. In 2026 a medium 12-inch runs from $13.99 at most locations, with 260 calories per slice. Here is the full price, nutrition, and ingredient breakdown.
Prices vary by location because Pizza Hut stores are franchise-operated, and delivery runs higher once fees and tip are added. The from $13.99 figure reflects the specialty medium tier, a step above the $11.99 Lover’s pizzas. We could not verify a single national Supreme price on a live menu during research, so treat this as the typical tier price and check your local store.
Last updated: June 4, 2026
Table of contents
- What is in the Supreme Pan Pizza
- Supreme Pan Pizza nutrition facts
- Supreme Pan Pizza ingredients and customization
- Allergens
- Supreme vs Veggie Lover’s
- Getting the best value on the Supreme Pan Pizza
- Frequently asked questions
What is in the Supreme Pan Pizza
Six toppings, balanced by design. The meats are pepperoni and Italian sausage: pepperoni for spice and crisped edges, sausage for fennel-laced heft. The vegetables are green bell peppers, red onions, mushrooms, and black olives: peppers for crunch and sweetness, onions for bite, mushrooms for earthiness, olives for briny contrast. All of it sits on mozzarella and classic pizza sauce over the Original Pan crust.
At 260 calories per slice, the Supreme is surprisingly moderate for a loaded pizza: 13 grams of fat, 28 grams of carbs, 10 grams of protein, and 500mg of sodium per slice. The vegetables add bulk and flavor without adding many calories, which is why it lands well below the Meat Lover’s despite a similar topping count.
This is the pizza for the table that cannot agree. Meat eaters get their pepperoni and sausage, vegetable fans get four garden toppings, and the pan crust keeps everything structurally sound. The flavor balance is the point: no single topping dominates, and each bite tastes a little different depending on what lands on that slice.
The medium 12-inch cuts into 8 slices and serves three people comfortably. At from $13.99 it costs a couple of dollars more than the Lover’s pizzas, which reflects the six-topping load.
Supreme Pan Pizza nutrition facts
Full nutrition breakdown for one slice (1/8 of a medium 12-inch pizza), based on Pizza Hut’s official US nutrition data. Standard build, Original Pan crust.
| Nutrient | Amount per slice |
|---|---|
| Calories | 260 |
| Total fat | 13g |
| Total carbohydrates | 28g |
| Protein | 10g |
| Sodium | 500mg |
The 260 calorie figure is 13 percent of a 2000 calorie daily guideline per slice, identical to the pan pepperoni despite twice the toppings. A two-slice serving of 520 calories with 20 grams of protein makes a balanced dinner, and the vegetable content means you get more food volume per calorie than the meat-only options.
The honest framing: the topping variety is a nutritional advantage here. Mushrooms, peppers, and onions add fiber and micronutrients that the meat-heavy pizzas lack, while the calorie count stays in the moderate zone. A full medium is 2080 calories solo, so the two-slice portion rule still applies. Sodium at 500mg per slice is moderate for a loaded pizza: two slices stay under half the daily guideline.
Supreme Pan Pizza ingredients and customization
The standard ingredient list is pan pizza dough (enriched wheat flour, yeast, soybean oil, salt, sugar), classic pizza sauce (tomato puree, spices, garlic), whole-milk mozzarella, pepperoni (pork, beef, spices), Italian sausage (pork, fennel, spices), green bell peppers, red onions, mushrooms, and black olives.
Customization is easy because the base is already complex. Common moves: add banana peppers for heat, swap black olives for green olives, or drop the mushrooms if they are not your thing. The crust swap to Thin ‘N Crispy drops the per-slice count to around 210 calories, which makes this one of the lighter loaded options on the menu.
The practical move: the Supreme is the best crowd-pleaser on the specialty menu. When you do not know what the group wants, this is the safe order. Check the app for specialty pizza deals, since the Supreme rotates through promotions.
Allergens
Contains wheat and gluten (crust), milk (mozzarella), and possibly soy from processing aids. Contains pork and beef (pepperoni, Italian sausage). Stores prepare items with egg, fish, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame on shared equipment, so cross-contact is possible. Check Pizza Hut’s current allergen information if you have a serious allergy.
Supreme vs Veggie Lover’s
The loaded-versus-garden comparison. Supreme Pan (medium 12-inch): 260 calories per slice, 13g fat, 28g carbs, 10g protein, 500mg sodium, from $13.99. Veggie Lover’s Pan (medium 12-inch): 220 calories per slice, 9g fat, 28g carbs, 8g protein, 410mg sodium, from $11.99.
The Veggie Lover’s wins on every nutritional line: 40 fewer calories per slice, 4 grams less fat, and 90mg less sodium, plus it costs about two dollars less. The Supreme wins on variety and protein: two meats plus four vegetables versus five vegetables, and 10g of protein per slice versus 8g.
Pick the Veggie Lover’s for the lightest loaded-pizza experience, for vegetarians, and when the budget matters. Pick the Supreme when the table includes meat eaters, when you want the classic six-topping balance, and when two extra dollars is worth the pepperoni and sausage. Both are among the most balanced choices on the pan menu.
Getting the best value on the Supreme Pan Pizza
- At from $13.99, it is the priciest standard medium specialty. Compare against the $11.99 Lover’s tier before committing.
- It is the ultimate crowd-pleaser: one Supreme covers meat eaters and vegetable fans, so you may need fewer pizzas for a mixed group.
- Check the app for specialty deals. The Supreme appears in promotions regularly, which can erase the price gap with the Lover’s pizzas.
- 8 slices at 260 calories each. Two slices (520 calories) is a balanced, filling meal.
- Carryout beats delivery on total cost once fees and tip enter the picture.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a medium Supreme pan pizza in 2026?
From $13.99 at most US locations, reflecting the specialty medium tier above the $11.99 Lover’s pizzas. Prices vary by store, and delivery adds fees and tip.
How many calories are in one slice?
One slice of a medium 12-inch Supreme Pan has 260 calories, with 13g of fat, 28g of carbs, 10g of protein, and 500mg of sodium, per Pizza Hut’s official 2026 nutrition data.
What toppings are on the Supreme?
Six: pepperoni, Italian sausage, green bell peppers, red onions, mushrooms, and black olives, over mozzarella and classic pizza sauce.
Is the Supreme healthier than the Meat Lover’s?
Yes, by the numbers: 260 versus 310 calories per slice, with less fat and less sodium, thanks to the vegetable toppings replacing three of the meats.
How many slices in a medium?
A medium 12-inch is cut into 8 slices, for 2080 calories if eaten whole.
Supreme or Veggie Lover’s?
Veggie Lover’s is lighter and cheaper at 220 calories a slice from $11.99. Supreme adds pepperoni and sausage for 260 calories a slice from $13.99. Choose based on whether the table wants meat.
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