Here’s Every Vegan Option at Jet’s Pizza

Unfortunately, Jet’s Pizza doesn’t have vegan cheese yet… I know, it’s so sad. They also don’t have any vegan “meat” toppings. Tragic… However, you can get a good cheese-less pizza and a salad. And as a vegan with 13 years of dining experience, I can show you the way.

Vegan options at Jet’s Pizza:

• Veggie Pizza Without Cheese
• Build Your Own Vegan Pizza
• Crust: Thin, Deep Dish, Gluten-Free, Hand-Tossed.
• Sauce: Pizza Sauce, BBQ Sauce, Mild Buffalo Sauce.
• Veggie Toppings: Black Olives, Green Olives, Green Peppers, Jalapenos, Mild Peppers, Mushrooms, Onions, Pineapple, Red Onions, Spinach, Tomatoes.
• Crust Flavors: Cajun, Garlic, Poppy Seed, Sesame Seed.
• Garden Salad (Without Cheese)
• Greek Salad (Without Cheese)
• Salad Dressings: Catalina Dressing, Fat Free Raspberry Vinaigrette, Italian Dressing.
• Veggie Classic Sub (Without Cheese)
• Beverages

Below, I’ll share more about how to order these items vegan, and some other menu items that are surprisingly not vegan. I’ll answer some common questions, and I’ll end with a look at the whole-food plant-based options, too!

Jet’s Pizza Vegan Menu

The following vegan menu was compiled with the help of the nutrition and allergen information on the Jet’s Pizza website.

Restaurant menus change and often vary by location. I recommend double checking any important information with staff at your location!

1. Veggie Pizza Without Cheese

There’s a Veggie Pizza at Jet’s that you can easily make vegan by just asking to get it without cheese.

When you remove the mozzarella cheese, here’s what remains:

• Hand Tossed Crust
• Pizza Sauce
• Mushrooms
• Onions
• Tomatoes
• Green Peppers
• Black Olives

If that’s not exactly what you want, then keep reading, because you can build your own pizza!

2. Build Your Own Vegan Pizza

You’ve actually got quite a few options here, despite the lack of vegan cheese.

Crust options:

• Thin Crust
• Deep Dish Crust
• Gluten-Free Crust
• Hand-Tossed Crust

Note: The Cauliflower Crust is not vegan, as it contains milk and egg.

Sauce options:

• Pizza Sauce
• BBQ Sauce
• Mild Buffalo Sauce

Veggie toppings:

• Black Olives
• Green Olives
• Green Peppers
• Jalapenos
• Mild Peppers
• Mushrooms
• Onions
• Pineapple
• Red Onions
• Spinach
• Tomatoes

Vegan Crust Flavors:

• Cajun
• Garlic
• Poppy Seed
• Sesame Seed

Remember: Be sure to say “NO cheese” or to select that option on the website (if ordering online).

3. Salad (Customized)

You have two different salad options at Jet’s Pizza. Both require ordering them “without cheese”:

• Garden Salad (Without Cheese): When you remove the cheddar cheese, here’s what is left in the Garden Salad: Lettuce, Black Olives, Green Peppers, Red Onions, Grape Tomatoes.

• Greek Salad (Without Cheese): When you remove the feta cheese, here’s what is left in the Greek Salad: Lettuce, Pepperoncini, Grape Tomatoes, Beets, Red Onions, Greek Olives.

Vegan salad dressings:

• Catalina Dressing
• Fat Free Raspberry Vinaigrette
• Italian Dressing

Note: The Fat Free Italian Dressing contains milk, and the Greek Dressing contains egg.

Salad Toppings:

• Beets
• Black Olives
• Grape Tomatoes
• Greek Olives
• Green Olives
• Green Peppers
• Jalapenos
• Mild Peppers
• Onions
• Pepperoncini
• Red Onions

4. Veggie Classic Sub (Without Cheese)

You can also get a simple vegan veggie sub at Jet’s Pizza. You need to specifically ask for no cheese, however.

If you get the Veggie Classic Sub without cheese, it’ll be: 8″ sub roll, onions, black olives, green peppers, mushrooms, lettuce, and tomatoes. It also comes with a side of Italian Dressing, which is vegan, so no worries there.

5. Beverages

Jet’s has Pepsi products, so plenty of vegan drink options there:

• Pepsi
• Diet Pepsi
• Sierra Mist
• Mountain Dew
• Aquafina
• Pure Leaf Tea

But What About…

You might think some of the following items would be vegan, too—but unfortunately they’re not:

• The Cinnamon Stix are not vegan, as they contain eggs and milk.
• The Cauliflower Crust is not vegan, as it contains eggs and milk.
• The Turbo Crust is not vegan, as it contains eggs and milk.
• The Hot Sauce is not vegan, as it contains milk.
• The Sweet Red Chili Sauce is not vegan, as it contains milk.
• The Jet’s Bread is not vegan, as it contains egg and milk.
• The Deep Dish Bread is not vegan, as it contains egg and milk.

Now let’s answer some common questions about eating vegan at Jet’s Pizza.

Does Jet’s Pizza Have Vegan Cheese?

Jet’s Pizza does not have vegan cheese. However, you can get a vegan pizza by just ordering your pizza without cheese. (And if you’re really committed, you can add your own vegan cheese at home.)

Is Jet’s Bread Vegan?

Jet’s Bread is not vegan, as it comes with butter, parmesan cheese, and Romano cheese. I was unable to confirm whether it is possible to order Jet’s Bread vegan if you say “no cheese or butter.”

It is possible to order dry vegan breadsticks at many pizza places, including Pizza Hut, Papa John’s, and elsewhere. So this may be possible at Jet’s, too. I’d just ask at your local Jet’s to find out.

Is Jet’s Pizza Crust Dairy-Free?

The following Jet’s Pizza crusts are dairy free: Thin, Deep Dish, Gluten-Free, Hand-Tossed. The only Jet’z Pizza crust that contains dairy is the Cauliflower Crust.

All of Jet’z pizza dough except for the Cauliflower Crust is vegan.

Whole-Food Plant-Based Options

What if you’re not just vegan but also trying to avoid processed foods? Can you get a whole-food plant-based (WFPB) meal at Jet’s Pizza?

Well, you can get a salad… That would be WFPB without any dressing on it. Jet’s doesn’t post the full ingredients for all their salad dressings, but I’m guessing they all contain oil or sugar. So you could compromise or have your salad without dressing.

In any case, you’re probably not going to fill up with WFPB food at Jet’s!

More Vegan Guides to Pizza Places

If you’re looking for which pizza place has the best vegan options, you may want to look at MOD Pizza, Blaze Pizza, and Mellow Mushroom. They all have vegan cheese.

However, I’ve found there to also be decent options at Papa John’s (breadsticks!) and Marco’s Pizza (cinnamon dessert and smoothies!).

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