Pizza Hut to Offer Healthier Slices

Pizza Hut has introduced their new Fit 'N Delicious pizza. They say it is a better-for-you pizza with about 25% less fat than its comparable Thin 'N Crispy pizza.

The key difference: less cheese, more sauce and fewer fatty toppings. The pizza also has 30 fewer calories per slice — about the number of calories in one serving of regular Jell-O.

The pizzas have half the cheese of regular Thin 'N Crispy and more tomato sauce. Vegetables or lean meats replace fatty toppings such as pepperoni or sausage. A typical slice from a large Fit 'N Delicious pizza has 150 calories vs. up to 450 calories per slice from Pizza Hut's Stuffed Crust pizza.

Pizza Hut is the first major chain to market a better-for-you pizza nationally. The move comes as the fast-food industry is doing cartwheels to make menus more appealing to the health conscious. Until now, the pizza giants were on the sidelines, quietly customizing pizzas for calorie counters.

Fast-food executives say they're responding to consumer demands — the target market for Fit 'N Delicious is women ages 29-54.

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