MOD Pizza nutrition guide

MOD Pizza Mega Dough Calories: Crust vs Complete Pizzas

Separate the captured 980-calorie Mega Thick Crust component from nine complete Mega Dough signature pizzas ranging from 1,190 to 1,480 calories.

A Mad Dog pizza illustrating the difference between Mega Dough crust and complete pizza calories
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The captured Mega Thick Crust row is 980 calories for the crust component, while the nine complete Mega Dough signature-pizza rows range from 1,190 to 1,480 calories. Those numbers answer different questions. The 980-calorie row is not a complete topped pizza, and a complete Mega Dough recipe should not have the crust added to it again.

This guide uses MOD Pizza official nutrition information captured on 2026-07-14. It preserves the distinction between the Crust category and complete Pizza category rather than treating every result containing “Mega” as interchangeable. Values are dated planning references, not promises about current recipes, preparation, portions, or availability.

Mega Thick Crust calories and nutrition

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
Mega Thick Crust (11")Serving as listed98012 g2620 mg176 g32 g

The source names this row “Mega Thick Crust (11")” and labels the serving “Serving as listed.” It contains 980 calories, 12 grams of fat, 2,620 milligrams of sodium, 176 grams of carbohydrates, and 32 grams of protein. Because it sits in the Crust category, it should be used as a component reference for a hypothetical custom build, not as the finished total for Caspian, Mad Dog, or another signature recipe.

The 11-inch wording also matters. Mega Dough is a thicker dough format in the captured records, not evidence of a wider pizza diameter. The Mini vs MOD vs Mega Dough comparison shows how complete recipes change across the three published size labels without assuming that diameter alone explains the nutrition difference.

Complete MOD Pizza Mega Dough calories

ItemServingCaloriesFatSodiumCarbsProtein
CaspianMega Dough148035 g4150 mg213 g65 g
CalexicoMega Dough135034 g4150 mg183 g66 g
Dillon JamesMega Dough132034 g3470 mg190 g56 g
JasperMega Dough128031 g3700 mg184 g57 g
Lucy SunshineMega Dough131032 g3680 mg194 g55 g
DominicMega Dough119026 g3110 mg186 g43 g
TristanMega Dough138043 g3540 mg182 g56 g
Mad DogMega Dough147047 g4020 mg183 g65 g
Cheese (The Maddy)Mega Dough120027 g3270 mg182 g48 g

The table includes all nine complete Pizza rows whose exact size label is “Mega Dough.” In ascending calorie order, Dominic is 1,190 calories, Cheese (The Maddy) 1,200, Jasper 1,280, Lucy Sunshine 1,310, Dillon James 1,320, Calexico 1,350, Tristan 1,380, Mad Dog 1,470, and Caspian 1,480. Each value already represents the named complete captured recipe.

That last sentence prevents a major counting error. If you select the 1,470-calorie Mad Dog Mega Dough row, do not add another 980 calories for Mega Thick Crust. The complete Mad Dog row already reflects its Mega Dough format. Adding the component again would count the crust twice and turn a source-backed row into an unsupported total.

How complete Mega Dough recipes compare beyond calories

Calories span 290 across the complete range, but other fields do not follow one simple ranking. Total fat runs from 26 grams for Dominic to 47 grams for Mad Dog. Carbohydrates range from 182 grams for Tristan and Cheese (The Maddy) to 213 grams for Caspian. Protein ranges from 43 grams for Dominic to 66 grams for Calexico.

Sodium is high across these captured complete rows and should be read directly. Dominic lists 3,110 milligrams, Cheese (The Maddy) 3,270, Dillon James 3,470, Tristan 3,540, Lucy Sunshine 3,680, Jasper 3,700, Mad Dog 4,020, and both Caspian and Calexico 4,150. Calexico does not have the highest calories, yet it shares the highest captured sodium value.

The full MOD Pizza nutrition table also includes calories from fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, fiber, and sugars. Reading the full row is more informative than choosing solely from the 1,190–1,480 calorie range.

Crust-only versus finished-pizza values

A crust component is useful when constructing a clearly labeled custom worksheet. A complete signature row is useful when comparing unchanged named recipes. They should not be combined. Subtracting 980 from a complete total can illustrate the numerical gap, but it does not create an official “all toppings” serving because sauce, cheese, meat, vegetables, and finishes have their own reference units and restaurant portions can vary.

For example, Caspian’s complete captured total is 1,480 calories, which is 500 above the crust component. Dominic’s 1,190 total is 210 above it. Those gaps describe arithmetic between two published rows. They do not prove that every Caspian topping portion contributes exactly 500 calories on a prepared order or that the toppings can be ordered as one standardized package.

What about double-dough or extra-cheese memories?

People may remember older menu language, different dough names, or a preparation that included another cheese treatment. Those memories can help explain why someone searches for Mega Dough, but they are not evidence for the current recipe. This article does not convert an anecdote into an extra cheese serving, a second crust, or a current availability claim.

The source-backed facts here are narrower: one captured Crust row is named Mega Thick Crust (11"), and nine complete Pizza rows use the size label Mega Dough. For current naming, recipe, availability, and preparation details, check official MOD Pizza information and ask the restaurant.

How to compare Mega Dough in the calculator

  1. Open the MOD Pizza Calorie Calculator.
  2. Search for a supported signature recipe such as Dominic, Caspian, or Mad Dog.
  3. Choose the exact Mega Dough variant in the size selector.
  4. Add one portion and confirm the selected summary repeats the recipe and size.
  5. Review calories, fat, sodium, carbohydrates, and protein together.
  6. Switch to MOD only when you want to compare the same recipe with the standard row.

For standard-size context, the 11-inch MOD Pizza calorie guide compares the nine complete MOD rows. Keep that complete-row comparison separate from the 980-calorie crust component in this article.

Mega Dough calorie checklist

  • Use 980 calories only for the captured Mega Thick Crust component row.
  • Use 1,190–1,480 calories for the captured complete Mega Dough signature rows.
  • Do not add the crust component to a complete Mega Dough pizza.
  • Keep the 11-inch label attached to the thick crust source name.
  • Read sodium, fat, carbohydrates, and protein with calories.
  • Treat older recipe memories as questions to verify, not current nutrition facts.

Browse the MOD Pizza nutrition blog for more focused source-backed guides. Nutrition, recipes, serving practices, ingredients, and availability may change after the captured date.

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.