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Domino's Build Your Own Pizza: Cheese: menu nutrition and allergens

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Domino's lists 3 items under Build Your Own Pizza: Cheese. Across every size, the lowest in calories is the Light Cheese (Medium (12") Hand Tossed, pizza with other toppings) at 35 and the highest is the Extra Cheese (Medium (12") Crunchy Thin, cheese-only pizza) at 200.

Per serving of cheese only, by pizza size and crust; amounts differ on cheese-only pizzas and pizzas with other toppings.

At each item’s first listed size, the most protein is in the Extra Cheese (8 g) and the least sodium in the Light Cheese (230 mg). For the whole menu ranked, see high-protein items at Domino's and low-calorie items at Domino's.

Nutrition for every item

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calories
Domino's Build Your Own Pizza: Cheese: calories and nutrients per serving
Regular CheeseExtra Small (8") Hand Tossed, cheese-only pizza50–15074.5206300
Light CheeseExtra Small (8") Hand Tossed, cheese-only pizza35–14053.5104230
Extra CheeseExtra Small (8") Hand Tossed, cheese-only pizza70–200106308420

Calories show the range across sizes; the other columns are for the size named under the item. A blank cell means Domino's does not publish that value. Each item’s page has every size and the full nutrition facts with % Daily Value, plus allergens; or see the Domino's allergen menu. The calorie filter uses the largest size. To add up a whole order, use the Domino's nutrition calculator.

Allergens in Domino's Build Your Own Pizza: Cheese

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Allergens Domino's reports for each item
ItemMilkEggFishWheatSoySesamePeanutsTree nuts
Regular CheeseYes
Light CheeseYes
Extra CheeseYes

“Yes” means Domino's lists the allergen as an ingredient. A blank cell means the allergen is not listed for the item, which is not a guarantee it is absent. Filtering also hides items that are not in the allergen guide.

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Sources

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    Domino's, Domino's Nutrition Guide (includes Product Allergen Information) Covers nutrition, allergens and menu · November 2025 (Includes Specialty Pizza update) · Checked 8 Oct 2026

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