MOD Pizza Keto & Low-Carb Calculator
Stack sizzling crustless pizza bowls, artisan oils, and high-fat cheeses. Track exact Net Carbs live, compute your ketogenic ratio, and steer clear of the 84g cauliflower crust trap.
The “Cauliflower Crust Trap”: What Low-Carb Eaters Must Know
Why MOD Pizza’s cauliflower crust has 84g net carbs and how to order keto safely
Like most commercial restaurant cauliflower doughs, MOD’s crust uses rice flour, potato starch, and tapioca starch to bind the vegetable shreds together. It is formulated for celiac gluten safety, not keto.
A single whole cauliflower crust contains 84g Net Carbs — over 4 times the standard 20g daily limit for nutritional ketosis. It has virtually the same net carbs as regular thin crust (85g)!
The true keto strategy at MOD is ordering a Crustless Pizza Bowl or Salad Bowl. Your melted cheeses, garlic rubs, and meats deliver full pizza satisfaction with under 4g Net Carbs total!
One-Click Keto Signature Bowls
Verified low-carb chef formulas under 5g Net Carbs
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MOD Pizza Keto & Low-Carb FAQs
Everything you need to know about net carbs, crustless ordering, zero-carb sauces, and staying in ketosis at MOD Pizza.
No. A common misconception among dieters is assuming cauliflower crust is automatically low-carb. MOD Pizza's 11-inch cauliflower crust contains 87g total carbohydrates and 3g dietary fiber, yielding 84g Net Carbs — which will instantly exceed daily ketogenic limits (typically under 20–30g net carbs per day). Like many commercial gluten-free crusts, it relies on binding starches (rice flour, potato starch, and tapioca starch) to achieve a doughy texture. It is formulated for gluten sensitivities, not ketogenic diets.