Carbohydrates in Thin Crust Pizza
Dietary Fiber Content of Thin Crust Pizza
Net Carbs in Pizza

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Carbs and Fiber in Thin Crust Pizza

Food Item: Thin Crust Pizza, average all types
Food Quantity: 1/2 medium Pizza
Carbs: 45g
Dietary Fiber: 3g
Net Carbs: 42g

Thin Crust Pizza and Carbs

Pizza (like Thin Crust Pizza), is typically high in carbohydrates, and is not a recommended food on low carb diets - at least not in the more carb-restricted phases of the diet. Even so, depending on the pizza-topping, pizza can be a relatively healthy food with important vitamins and minerals.

For more details about carbs in pizza, see below.

Thin Crust Pizza and Glycemic Index

Due to their high carb-count, many regular pizza dishes are high on the glycemic index, and can cause unstable blood glucose levels and erratic glucose metabolism. For lower glycemic index pizza options, choose thin-crust pizza, rather than deep-pan, with vegetables (for fiber, to slow digestion), tomatoes (for their lycopene - an anti-cancer phytochemical) and mozzarella cheese (to slow digestion). See also: How to Lower the Glycemic Value of Meals.

Note: Nutritional values for pizza can vary, so the above carbohydrate and dietary fiber details for Thin Crust Pizza are intended as a guideline only.


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