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Square cut pizza calories

Square cut pizza, packaged, per label

Square cut pizza calories come to 420 for one 173 g slice, or 243 per 100 g, based on a packaged cheese square per label. The figure to notice is sodium: one slice carries 709 mg, 31% of the daily value, so the second square matters more than the first.

420kcal
1 slice · 173 g, packaged, per label
24%protein
26 gProtein
45 gCarbs
16 gFat
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Nutrition facts
Packaged, per label · per 173 g
Calories420 kcal
Protein26 g
Carbohydrate45 g
Fat16 g
Saturated fat8 g
Cholesterol45 mg
Sodium709 mg
Potassium310 mg

Source: USDA FoodData Central

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Square cut pizza: calories, protein and sodium by serving

Percent of daily value uses the FDA reference of 2,000 kcal a day.

ServingkcalProteinCarbsFatSodium% DV kcal
Slice (173 g)42026 g45 g16 g709 mg21%
10-Cut Slice (150 g)34120 g36 g13 g570 mg17%
100 g24315 g26 g9.3 g410 mg12%
3 × Slice (173 g)1,26178 g2,128 mg
5 × Slice (173 g)2,102130 g3,547 mg

One square is 420 calories, two are 841

The default here is a big, school-style square: a 173 g slice of Bake Crafters cheese pizza, cut eight to a sheet. That piece holds 420 calories, 26 g of protein and 45 g of carbs. On its own it covers about 21% of the daily calorie reference, which makes it a meal, not a snack.

If your square looks smaller, it is probably the 10-Cut size. That slice weighs 150 g and comes in at 341 calories, with 20 g of protein and 570 mg of sodium. It is lighter, but still not a small bite, and that is the honest answer to anyone asking about a small square piece of pizza.

Squares are easy to stack because they look modest on a plate. Two 173 g slices reach 841 calories, three reach 1,261 and five, a party-tray amount, total 2,102 calories. Count the squares rather than the plates, and the total stays where you expect it.

Carbs lead, but fat supplies a third of the calories

Per 100 g, this pizza carries 26 g of carbs, 15 g of protein and 9.3 g of fat. Converted to calories, carbs supply 42%, fat 34% and protein 24%. The crust drives the carbs; the cheese brings most of the fat.

Protein is the pleasant surprise. A 173 g slice gives 26 g, which is 52% of the daily value, and even the 10-Cut slice delivers 20 g. Per 100 g, the square has 15 g of protein against 9.7 g in a pizza pocket and 5.3 g in a veggie pizza, so it does more work as a protein source than most pizza on this site.

Fiber and sugar stay low: 4 g of fiber and 3 g of sugars per slice. Saturated fat is the quieter cost. It runs 4.6 g per 100 g out of 9.3 g total fat, so roughly half of the fat is saturated. Cholesterol is modest at 26 mg per 100 g.

Sodium is the row to watch

One 173 g slice carries 709 mg of sodium, 31% of the daily value. Per 100 g that is 410 mg, or 18%. The 10-Cut slice trims it to 570 mg, which is 25% of the day. Those are respectable numbers for a single piece, and the problem starts with the second one.

Two slices land at 1,419 mg of sodium. Three reach 2,128 mg, close to a full day's value from pizza alone, and five squares hit 3,547 mg. Calories climb in step, but sodium is the row that runs out first.

If you watch sodium, decide on the number of squares before the tray arrives. One slice with low-sodium sides fits most days without strain. Three slices plus salty extras like chips or pickles leave very little room for anything else.

Pair one square with produce, not a second square

A single 420-calorie slice already has enough protein and starch to anchor a lunch. What it lacks is volume and fiber, with only 4 g per slice. A side salad, raw vegetables or a piece of fruit fills that gap and adds bulk to the plate without adding much to the total.

Versions vary. Bake Crafters also makes a Whole Grain Cheese Pizza Square and White Garlic Pizza Squares, and Mendelsohn's Pizza Squares show up in stores too. The numbers on this page are for the cheese square, so log the version you actually ate and check its label. BodyPal can log a slice from a photo, which helps when the square came off a cafeteria tray with no wrapper.

For the rest of the day, think of a square as a meal that has already used about a fifth of your calories and close to a third of your sodium. Lighter, less salty meals around it keep the day balanced.

How does square cut pizza compare?

Here is how a square cut pizza slice stacks up against a pizza pocket, a veggie pizza slice and a Pizza Luce slice, per 100 g and per usual serving.

FoodUsual servingkcalkcal / 100 gP / C / F per 100 gSodium / 100 g
Square cut pizza (this page)Slice (173 g)42024315 / 26 / 9.3410 mg
Pizza pocket1 regular (130 g)3172449.7 / 29.7 / 9.6466 mg
Veggie pizza1 slice (170 g)3602125.3 / 25.9 / 9.4382 mg
Pizza Luce pizza1 slice (119 g)31726611.4 / 33.3 / 9.7540 mg

Verdict: For fewer calories per serving, pick a 130 g pizza pocket at 317 or a veggie pizza slice at 360; for the most protein per bite, the square cut slice wins with 15 g per 100 g. Skip Pizza Luce if you watch sodium, since it is the densest here at 266 calories and 540 mg of sodium per 100 g.

Most popular square cut pizza brands in the United States
Ranked by popularity in the BodyPal database
#  Productkcal / 100 g
1Bake Crafters Cheese Pizza Square, 10-Cut1 slice · 150 g227 kcal
2Bake Crafters Whole Grain Cheese Pizza Square1 slice · 153 g235 kcal
3Bake Crafters White Garlic Pizza Square, 8-Cut1 slice · 142 g303 kcal
4Bake Crafters White Garlic Pizza Square, 10-Cut1 slice · 125 g280 kcal
5Mendelsohn's Pizza Squares1 slice · 76 g263 kcal

Source: manufacturer labels / USDA FoodData Central.

Square cut pizza FAQs

How many calories are in a square cut pizza slice?

One 173 g slice of square cut cheese pizza has about 420 calories. A smaller 150 g slice from the 10-cut sheet has about 341 calories.

Is square cut pizza good for weight loss?

A 173 g slice has 420 calories, about 16.0 g fat and 26.0 g protein, so a single slice already covers a sizeable share of a calorie budget.

Square cut pizza vs pizza pocket: which has fewer calories?

Square cut pizza is 243 calories per 100 g and pizza pocket is 244, so the two are within 1 calorie of each other per 100 g.

How much protein is in a square cut pizza slice?

A 173 g slice has about 26.0 g protein and 45.0 g carbs, from 15.03 g protein and 26.01 g carbs per 100 g.

How many calories are in a small square piece of pizza?

A smaller 10-Cut square weighing 150 g has 341 calories. It also carries 20 g of protein, 36 g of carbs and 570 mg of sodium, so it is lighter than the 173 g slice but still meal-sized.

How many calories are in square pizza per 100 g?

Square pizza has 243 calories per 100 g. That 100 g portion also holds 15 g of protein, 26 g of carbs, 9.3 g of fat and 410 mg of sodium.

How many carbs and how much protein are in a square slice of pizza?

A 173 g square slice has 45 g of carbs and 26 g of protein. Carbs supply 42% of its calories and protein 24%, with fat making up the remaining 34%.

How many calories are in two square slices of pizza?

Two 173 g square slices add up to 841 calories. They also bring 52 g of protein and 1,419 mg of sodium, a large share of the daily sodium value.

Is a square slice higher in calories than a regular pizza slice?

Usually, yes. A 173 g square slice has 420 calories, while a 170 g veggie pizza slice has 360, because the square is denser at 243 calories per 100 g versus 212.

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