MOD Pizza nutrition guide

Lowest-Calorie MOD Pizza Options: Signature Pizzas and Salads Compared

Compare the lowest-calorie captured MOD Pizza signature pizza and salad rows within exact size groups, with sodium and protein context.

A Dominic signature pizza illustrating a comparison of lower-calorie captured MOD Pizza rows
Menu image used for visual reference; verify current availability with MOD Pizza.

“Lowest-calorie MOD Pizza option” needs a clear comparison boundary. A Mini pizza should not be ranked as if it were the same serving as a Mega Dough pizza. A Garden salad should not be mixed into a signature-pizza list without identifying its recipe and size. This guide therefore ranks captured rows only inside exact product categories and serving labels.

The figures come from MOD Pizza official nutrition information captured on 2026-07-14. “Lowest” means the smallest calorie value among the comparable rows in that dated local dataset. It does not mean healthiest, safest, best for weight loss, currently available, or suitable for a particular medical or dietary need.

How this lower-calorie comparison is organized

  • Signature pizzas are separated into Mini, MOD, and Mega Dough groups.
  • Only the five lowest captured pizza rows in each size group are shown.
  • Salads are separated into Mini/Side, Mini, MOD, and Mega serving labels.
  • Sodium and protein appear beside calories so the ranking does not hide the rest of the published row.
  • Every figure remains tied to the exact source serving and capture date.

If you want to reproduce the comparison, use the MOD Pizza nutrition table, choose the Pizza or Salad category, hold the serving label constant, and sort the visible calorie values. The calorie calculator is the next step when you want to combine one of these complete rows with another supported item.

Lowest-calorie captured Mini signature pizzas

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
DominicMini32010 g830 mg44 g13 g
Cheese (The Maddy)Mini33011 g880 mg41 g16 g
JasperMini37013 g1140 mg42 g20 g
Lucy SunshineMini38013 g1130 mg104 g19 g
Dillon JamesMini39014 g1020 mg45 g20 g

Dominic is the lowest captured Mini signature-pizza row in this group at 320 calories, followed by Cheese (The Maddy) at 330. The table also shows that those rows are not identical outside calories. Dominic lists 830 milligrams of sodium and 13 grams of protein, while Cheese (The Maddy) lists 880 milligrams and 16 grams.

The remaining three rows in the Mini top five are Jasper at 370 calories, Lucy Sunshine at 380, and Dillon James at 390. This is a ranking of exact Mini rows only. It does not establish what a future restaurant portion will contain or how a custom modification changes the recipe.

Lowest-calorie captured MOD signature pizzas

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
DominicMOD70020 g1800 mg98 g27 g
Cheese (The Maddy)MOD71021 g1960 mg94 g32 g
JasperMOD79025 g2390 mg96 g41 g
Lucy SunshineMOD82026 g2360 mg174 g39 g
Dillon JamesMOD83028 g2160 mg102 g40 g

Within the standard MOD rows, Dominic is again the smallest captured calorie value at 700, followed by Cheese (The Maddy) at 710. Jasper, Lucy Sunshine, and Dillon James complete the five-row group at 790, 820, and 830 calories.

Holding the size at MOD makes this a more useful recipe comparison than mixing Mini and Mega Dough. It also exposes why calorie order is only one piece of the row. Dillon James is listed at 2,160 milligrams of sodium and 40 grams of protein, while Jasper is listed at 2,390 milligrams and 41 grams. A ten-calorie gap does not mean the rest of the nutrition fields are the same.

Lowest-calorie captured Mega Dough signature pizzas

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
DominicMega Dough119026 g3110 mg186 g43 g
Cheese (The Maddy)Mega Dough120027 g3270 mg182 g48 g
JasperMega Dough128031 g3700 mg184 g57 g
Lucy SunshineMega Dough131032 g3680 mg194 g55 g
Dillon JamesMega Dough132034 g3470 mg190 g56 g

The Mega Dough group follows a similar calorie order at the bottom of the captured list: Dominic at 1,190, Cheese (The Maddy) at 1,200, Jasper at 1,280, Lucy Sunshine at 1,310, and Dillon James at 1,320. These are complete Mega Dough rows, not Mini values multiplied by a guessed factor.

Because Mega Dough has its own published carbohydrate, fat, sodium, and protein fields, use the exact row if that is the format being considered. The Mini vs MOD vs Mega Dough guide explains why scaling a smaller row does not reproduce the source value reliably.

Lower-calorie captured MOD Pizza salad rows

Salad names and serving labels also need separate groups. The source includes Mini/Side, Mini, MOD, and Mega rows, but not every named salad uses every one of those labels. The tables below keep the source labels intact.

Mini/Side salad rows

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
GardenMini/Side14011 g200 mg11 g1 g
CaesarMini/Side39030 g900 mg15 g17 g

The captured Mini/Side rows list Garden at 140 calories and Caesar at 390. Their protein values are 1 and 17 grams, and their sodium values are 200 and 900 milligrams. The calorie ranking alone does not describe those recipe differences.

Mini salad rows

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
GreekMini29021 g470 mg18 g6 g
Italian ChopMini35525 g640 mg16 g10 g

The source uses a Mini label for Greek and Italian Chop rather than Mini/Side. Greek is listed at 290 calories and Italian Chop at 355. Keep that label difference visible instead of merging all four smaller salad rows into one assumed serving size.

MOD salad rows

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
GardenMOD17012 g210 mg14 g2 g
GreekMOD41027 g790 mg30 g11 g
Italian ChopMOD47036 g1130 mg23 g20 g
CaesarMOD66052 g1530 mg28 g26 g

Among the captured MOD salad rows, Garden is listed at 170 calories, Greek at 410, Italian Chop at 470, and Caesar at 660. The recipes also range from 2 to 26 grams of protein and from 210 to 1,530 milligrams of sodium. Those values show why “salad” is not a single nutrition profile.

Mega salad rows

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
GardenMega31023 g410 mg27 g4 g
GreekMega81054 g1590 mg59 g22 g
Italian ChopMega110071 g2260 mg46 g39 g
CaesarMega1350105 g3120 mg60 g52 g

The captured Mega rows list Garden at 310 calories, Greek at 810, Italian Chop at 1,100, and Caesar at 1,350. Compare these only as Mega rows. A Mega Garden row should not be described as the same serving as a MOD Garden or a Mini/Side Garden.

Does a lower-calorie row mean a “better” choice?

No universal conclusion follows from the ranking. Calories are one field attached to one listed serving. Protein, sodium, fat, carbohydrates, fiber, sugars, ingredients, allergens, portion expectations, and the rest of the planned order may also matter. Which factors matter most depends on the question, and some questions require current official information or qualified medical guidance rather than a general comparison page.

This article deliberately uses “lower-calorie captured row” instead of “healthy option.” It does not make weight-loss claims, prescribe an intake, or rank foods for an individual’s condition. The tables are a transparent way to locate smaller published calorie values while keeping the serving and supporting fields visible.

How to use these rows in a complete meal comparison

  1. Choose the exact pizza or salad serving from the table.
  2. Open the calculator and add the matching complete row when it is supported.
  3. Add the actual quantity rather than assuming one selected row represents a shared or repeated order.
  4. Add any supported side that is part of the meal and review the new combined total.
  5. Read sodium, carbohydrates, fat, and protein with calories.
  6. Clear the selection and build a second scenario using the same size boundary.

The menu guide can help locate recipes and current-style menu categories. The allergen reference is a separate source tool; a lower calorie number says nothing about allergen presence, cross-contact, or safety.

Source and availability limits

Recipes, ingredients, portions, preparation, nutrition, and availability can change after a snapshot is captured. The tables do not include pricing, promotions, location-specific offerings, or every possible custom build. Verify the current order through official MOD Pizza resources and the restaurant before relying on a dated row.

Used carefully, the ranking answers a narrow and reproducible question: which captured rows have the smallest calorie values inside the same category and serving label? For more source-backed comparisons, return to the MOD Pizza nutrition blog.

How to use this guide

Source date, scope, and verification

This article uses MOD Pizza official nutrition information captured 2026-07-14. It provides menu-planning context, not medical, allergy, or personalized diet advice. Verify current recipes, portions, ingredients, preparation, nutrition, allergens, prices, and availability with official MOD Pizza information and the restaurant.