113 of the 121 Pizza Hut UK items ranked here count as less healthy under the government’s 2018 nutrient profiling model. The Pizza Hut Breaded Chicken Tenders scores best with a score of 1. Below are 121 Pizza Hut UK items ranked by that score.
All 46 Pizza Hut UK items in this section, ranked by nutrient profiling score from lowest to highest. The Pizza Hut Chicken Supreme (Individual Pan, 9-inch) is healthiest at a score of 3 and the Pizza Hut Hot Honey Sriracha Chicken & Pepperoni (Individual Stuffed Crust, 11-inch) is least healthy at a score of 17.
All 44 Pizza Hut UK items in this section, ranked by nutrient profiling score from lowest to highest. The Pizza Hut Chicken Supreme (Sharing Pan, 13-inch) is healthiest at a score of 3 and the Pizza Hut Pepperoni (Cheesy Bites, 14-inch) is least healthy at a score of 16.
All 6 Pizza Hut UK items in this section, ranked by nutrient profiling score from lowest to highest. The Pizza Hut Chicken Delight Flatbread is healthiest at a score of 3 and the Pizza Hut Classic Mac 'N' Cheese is least healthy at a score of 12.
All 11 Pizza Hut UK items in this section, ranked by nutrient profiling score from lowest to highest. The Pizza Hut Breaded Chicken Tenders is healthiest at a score of 1 and the Pizza Hut Halloumi Fries is least healthy at a score of 27.
All 6 Pizza Hut UK items in this section, ranked by nutrient profiling score from lowest to highest. The Pizza Hut Ice Cream Factory is healthiest at a score of 14 and the Pizza Hut I Can't Believe It's Not Cheesecake is least healthy at a score of 27.
All 8 Pizza Hut UK items in this section, ranked by nutrient profiling score from lowest to highest. The Pizza Hut Kids Spaghetti Bolognese is healthiest at a score of 1 and the Pizza Hut Kids Mini Donuts with Chocolate Sauce is least healthy at a score of 20.
Scores use the government’s nutrient profiling model 2018 (DHSC technical guidance, January 2026), calculated per 100g from the portion and pizza weights Pizza Hut publishes. Penalty points are given for energy, saturated fat, free sugars and salt, and points are taken off for fibre, protein and fruit and vegetable content. Foods scoring 4 or more are classed as less healthy. The model is published but not yet used for advertising rules.
Pizza Hut does not publish fibre, so no item earns fibre credit, which overstates every score slightly. Fruit and vegetable content scores zero except for the coleslaw and onion rings, where Pizza Hut publishes the vegetable percentage. Dips are left out because a per-100g score for a small pot says little about what you eat. Free sugar follows the same rules as the sugar ranking.