After seeing the Double Roll Pizza from Pizza Hut, I have been dying to know how many calories and milligrams of sodium are in that thing.

This pizza is currently available at Pizza Huts all over Japan. I really hope this is not what other countries think American food is. Being that I don't read Japanese and also that I don't think Japan requires nutritional content to be posted, I decided to make an educated guess based on the image (with some translating help from user thisisalladream). Want to know the number I came up with? It's shocking, so read more
| Calories | Sodium (mg) | |
|---|---|---|
| 12" Cheese Pizza from Pizza Hut | 2,160 | 4,560 |
| Pigs n Blanket (12) | 1,128 | 2,088 |
| Cheese Pizza Rolls (12) | 380 | 960 |
| Bacon (2 Slices) | 86 | 370 |
| Italian Sausage (1 Link) | 230 | 809 |
| Hamburger Patties (4 small) | 480 | 130 |
| Ham (3 oz) | 151 | 1,275 |
| Tomatoes (4 Slices) | 18 | 8 |
| Mushroom (1) | 2 | 1 |
| Onion (1 tablespoon) | 4 | 0 |
| Peppers (10 Strips) | 5 | 1 |
| Peas and Carrots (1 oz) | 20 | 50 |
| Room for Error | 500 | 500 |
| TOTAL | 5,164 | 10,752 |
This means that one slice is about 646 calories and 1,344 mg of sodium. Yowzers! Now I am not saying this to be the actual number (because I actually think it seems low), but I just calculated to the best of my abilities. Besides, I couldn't even try and figure out how many more calories are in the optional maple syrup and ketchup dipping sauces.
I'm gonna go blow chunks now...

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Holy Moley! That's insane! I feel my arteries clog just thinking by looking at that image. Gross!
1I feel sick to my stomach just by looking at that picture. EW...
2That is truly awful.
3That is so disgusting.
4Did anyone ever figure out what the maple leaf is supposed to represent?
5HOLY COW!
6Maple syrup I guess.
7That doesn't even LOOK appetizing! And after those facts? Definitely not!
8the Japanese can eat this and still aren't as fat as we Americans are though. They know portion control well, so even if the pizza is crazily unhealthy, they wouldn't eat enough to kill themselves whereas if I ordered that pizza i may eat it all myself!! Hahah
9It is awful but I still love pizza (just plain cheese).
10Well i'm sure a lot of people think Chop Suey is a common food in China, etc.
All I know is, when I was visiting Sweden, two girls from Stockholm were shocked that I was from the U.S. They said, "You're too thin to be an American".
11That is insane.
12I really felt nauseous when I saw that picture to begin with. The calorie count makes it a thousand times worse
13umm, a meat lovers pizza (8 slices) at pizza hut is about 3000 calories. with 6720mg of sodium.
source: http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts-C00001-01c21eK.html
14By no means did the picture make me want to try this, not very appealing.
15This reminds me of an Onion headline I saw a few weeks ago: "Pizza Hut's New Pizza Lover's Pizza Topped With Smaller Pizzas"
http://www.theonion.com/content/from_print/pizza_huts_new_pizza_lovers
16That doesn't even Look like something I would want to eat, regardless of calories! I LOVE pizza but this is Too much!!
17ewwww
18Maybe the Maple Leaf is refering to Canadian bacon? Maple syrup on that pizza would be gross. Scratch that, the whole pizza is gross.
19I want to EAT this - but I don't know how because I refuse to use a knife and fork to eat PIZZA! and I'm not going to be using chopsticks either! XD
20OMG! The beef patties crack me up! this is like food as a circus side show.
21I am confused and disappointed: no BBQ sauce? Mustard? Relish? Pizza's not pizza without at least three condiments.
Pssst...sharing this with the readers at www.marksdailyapple.com/pizza-craziness. Awesome post, Fit!
22makes me want to
23WOWEE.
24Japanese food is so healthy over all. This stuff is poison.
25hahahahah omfg wow. and i thought the pizza with cheeseburger bits and fries on it that they served us once at college was bad. this takes the cake! (and everything else in the kitchen, apparently)
26No it's really maple syrup, Fit said so herself: "Besides, I couldn't even try and figure out how many more calories are in the optional maple syrup and ketchup dipping sauces."
But: more than 5000 calories in ONE pizza?? Isn't that about the intake you should have in 2 days combined?
27I agree most Japanese food is really healthy. The US is the one exporting things like pizza and burgers, after all.
28its a heart attack waiting to happen
29I love that your room for error is 500 calories..."you know you should eat a salad when..."
30We have something rather like that in NZ. They have just introduced the Meat Pie Pizza with all the (gross) meat pie filling on a pizza based covered with cheese. And then we have the cheesy bites pizza with those tear-off cheese rolls, just like in the Japanese pizza. Yuck.
31We reviewed the Double Roll Pizza: http://rinkya.blogspot.com/2007/07/rinkya-reviews-double-roll-pizza-from...
And we called for the calorie content, according to Pizza Hut it is: A medium pizza is 1943 calories and a large is 2809 calories.
But I think it would be more than that as well...
32That looks horrible, even for your pet to eat.
33I would totally try this. Just for fun. Eating it once isn't going to hurt. Now, if you ate this every day...that's a different story.
34That looks yummy! Of course you can't eat this all the time, but it looks very tasty for a sometimes treat
35It's kind of telling that all of the ingredients advertised on the cover are in katakana, the separate alphabet designed to phonetically spell foreign words. They are all in English. This is how they must view our diet.
36i hope that's not how foreign people think we eat
37that pizza is absolutely barf inducing
i makes me wanna cry
and the beef patties are hysterical
there is... so much going on. i think my brain wouldn't know what to focus on. it's like the pizza equivalent of a theme park!
are those PEAS?!
38i hope ppl wont think japanese ppl would love to eat this nasty pizza.. cos i would never ever oder it.
39wow, that just might feed my boyfriend... for breakfast.
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