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Pizza Hut to sell gluten-free pizza

By Aiko Tanaka
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Pizza Hut to sell gluten-free pizza
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Beginning Jan. 26, roughly 2,400 of the chain’s 6,300 domestic locations will begin selling gluten-free pizzas. The move comes two years after rival Domino’s rolled out a pizza sold with a gluten-free crust — but not entirely gluten free. Pizza Hut will be the first major pizza chain to sell a pizza that is certified gluten-free.

Questions & Answers

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When will Pizza Hut start offering gluten-free pizzas?

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Pizza Hut will begin selling gluten-free pizzas from January 26. This offering will be available at a significant number of their domestic locations across the country, making it accessible to many customers.

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How many Pizza Hut locations will sell the new gluten-free pizza?

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Roughly 2,400 of Pizza Hut's 6,300 domestic locations will start selling the gluten-free pizzas. This indicates a widespread launch rather than a limited trial, showing the company's commitment.

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Is Pizza Hut the first major chain to offer a certified gluten-free pizza?

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Yes, Pizza Hut will be the first major pizza chain to sell a pizza that is certified gluten-free. Rival Domino's introduced a gluten-free crust two years ago, but their offering was not entirely gluten-free.

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