Easy Macro Friendly Pizza (10-minute, Dairy-Free)

One of the best things about tracking macros is that you can still eat pizza! But sometimes it can be a puzzle. This easy macro friendly pizza is under 300 calories, and 11 grams of protein and you can make it in 10 minutes!

When I saw these Golden Home pizza crusts at my grocery store I knew that I had to get them. You know when something isn’t on the grocery list but it just speaks to you? Yep, this was that item! To be honest with you, for the macros of the crust; 150 calories, 31 carbs, 5 protein, and 1.5 fat, I was not expecting them to taste as good as they do! 

The best part about this easy macro friendly pizza recipe is that you need minimal ingredients, no prep is required, and it only takes a total of 10 minutes to put together and bake! I love pairing this pizza with a nice big salad, talk about a perfect dinner night!

What do I need to make this easy macro friendly pizza recipe at home?

• 1 Golden Home Ultra Thin Pizza Crust
• ¼ cup Rao’s Pizza Sauce
• ¼ cup TJ’s dairy-free almond shreds or 28 grams
• Garlic powder, oregano 
• a sprinkle of parmesan cheese (optional and not dairy-free)
• Fresh basil

What are the steps to making a basic homemade pizza?

1. Preheat your oven to 425 degrees
2. Spread the sauce on top of the crust, sprinkle with spices and parm cheese, and top with almond shreds and fresh basil.
3. Place it on the wire rack and bake for 8-10 minutes! 
4. Slice it up and enjoy.

Macros:

260 calories

38 carbs

8 fat

11 protein

Search HNFit Easy Macro Friendly Pizza in MFP for easy logging.

What pre-made pizza crusts are low-calorie?

I often thought there were no low-calorie crusts out there but there actually are, both single serving and for multiple people.

Single Serving:

Golden Home Mini

Mini Boboli Crusts

Mini Good & Gather Crusts

For multiple people:

Thin Crust

Mama Mary’s

Good & Gather

Low Carb

How do you make dairy-free pizza?

There are plenty of dairy-free cheeses out there which is the main reason that your typical pizza is not dairy-free. This easy pizza recipe uses Trader Joe’s almond shreds which only contain 1% lactose, if you cannot have any lactose at all I would search for a vegan cheese like Violife!

Is there a dairy-free cheese for pizza?

Often times pizza is topped with mozzarella cheese, as I said above, this recipe uses cheese made with almond milk but there is 1% lactose in the cheese. Luckily there are a lot of vegan options out there and Violife cheese melts great!

What are the basic ingredients of pizza?

• Pizza dough or pizza crust
• Sauce
• Cheese
• Italian Spices
• Any toppings: turkey pepperoni, basil, peppers, onions, sausage, etc!

Is dairy-free pizza good for you?

Anything is good and healthy for you in moderation. Dairy-free pizza is good for you just as regular pizza is good for you, just don’t eat a large pie to yourself every day lol.

Is pizza good for macros?

This easy macro friendly pizza has really great macros, 260 calories, 38 carbs, 8 fat, and 11 protein. Search HNFit Easy Macro Friendly Pizza in MFP for easy logging.

What pizza is low in calories?

It really depends if you are making it or ordering it out, the macros and calories will vary drastically! This homemade pizza is 260 calories for the entire pizza, but if you order out pizza one slice may be 260 calories!

Is there a healthy version of pizza?

All foods are healthy in moderation but if you make the pizza at home you may be able to make the macros a bit better, for example, fewer oils, and less cheese may mean fewer calories and more protein!

Is mozzarella OK for lactose intolerance?

It depends, mozzarella has a very small amount of lactose per serving so you may be okay with the small amount on a slice of cheese pizza, but this is something I would proceed with caution!

Other macro friendly pizza recipes you will enjoy:

• 2-ingredient pizza crust
• Protein Pizza
• Bagel Bites
• Pizza Toast