Low-carb and keto pizza recipes

Do you miss pizza on low carb? There’s no need to – there are many great low-carb pizza options, with crusts made from cheese, cauliflower, protein powder, almond flour or even meat. Here’s your complete guide to making hot, fresh and delicious pizza at home — from crust to toppings – including how-to videos.

Making pizza at home can be a rewarding activity for the whole family, it’s inexpensive, incredibly versatile and perfect for feeding a crowd. With a little bit of planning and practice, anyone can turn into a master pizza maker, even if you’ve never made pizza from scratch. One of the best things about homemade pizza? You can control all the ingredients! Pick the crust that fits you best, customize the toppings to fit your preferences – and don’t skimp on the cheese.

Not sure where to start? Take a look at our most popular and delicious low-carb pizza recipes. Which one is your favorite? Feel free to rate them or leave a comment below.

Top 6 keto pizza recipes

Toppings

Elevate your pizza experience by combining these delicious low-carb ingredients for a perfect pizza topping.

Meat: pepperoni, ham, sausage, bacon, shredded chicken, ground beef, anchovies
Sauce: tomato paste, sour cream or crème fraîche, sun-dried tomato pesto, green pesto, salsa sauce
Cheese: shredded cheddar, mozzarella, goat cheese, blue cheese, feta cheese, parmesan
Fresh or dried herbs: oregano, rosemary, basil, thyme
Veggies: olives, mushrooms, onions, artichokes, green bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, pickled jalapeños, broccoli

Videos

Learn all you need to know about low-carb pizza making from the pros. Our cooking videos will guide you through the full process of making the perfect crust and picking the best toppings.

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6 comments

1
Mina
October 14 2017
How about dairy-free pizza?
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Sue
August 9
What about eating thin crust pizza from a pizza place?

Reply: #4
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MikeSmith
August 25
Thin crust is a proper substitute. It will work just fine and save $$ and time.
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Reply to comment #2 by Sue
Kyle Lockwood
September 11
I've worked in Pizzeria's for almost 10 years, even in a thin crust pizza the carbs you will be getting will be way to high. If you are going to be fine with that amount of carbs you might as well eat the whole pizza cause when you order a thin crust all they do is take the dough for a pizza one size down and stretch it to the size you ordered. ie; a small dough stretched into a medium pizza
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Martha Ruiz
September 25
Were can i shop for these recipes
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Jamie
September 26
Are there any egg free keto crusts?