WHY don't pizza places carry a whole wheat crust?!

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The world has been taught that whole wheat is healthier, but for the most part, the world is still very naive and ignorant concerning nutrition. They still view whole wheat as not tasting good. When they want pizza, they almost always have no concern with nutrition, just taste. It's a popular cheat food in a diet. But the world needs to know there are actually healthy pizzas, and whole wheat/whole grain crust is a major part of it. And the world REALLY needs to know that these healthy pizzas are just as tasty if not tastier. That's what they need to find out. I guarantee you that as soon as a popular pizza joint tries to market a truly high quality healthy pizza, they will make BANK!!

If you have 900 calories of slop and fat on a pizza, then what is the point of having a revolting wholemeal crust?

I enjoy wholewheat products, especialy wholemeal bread and breakfast cereals but only when they taste nice. I ask myself why billions Indians and Chinese people don't eat wholegrain rice and the answer is simple, because it isn't very nice, same with wholemeal pasta and Italians, they don't feel they need the wholefood mafia to make them feel guilty about what they are eating.

I don't want my takeaway to givetwo shits about my health, because I can look after that myself

I see whole wheat crusts in stores (Sprouts, Whole Food), and I know of a few local pizza places that offer whole wheat crusts.

The main problem is, whole wheat doesn't taste as good for pizza crust. The texture is different, and frankly some whole wheat products are like tree bark. Better to just go with thin crust - less bread, less calories and all that.

because most places have thier crust delivered and i think whole wheat is more expensive so... ya, but with the demand i think the number of chains that carry it will be growing, in the mean time i love the thin crust most places carrie that now!

lots of pizzerias in my town have whole wheat crust. however most other pizzerias have whole wheat options, but delivery places probably only have regular ones.

Some do! Probably not the chain pizza shops, but the mom-and-pop local pizza joints probably do. Your best bet is to call and ask if they offer whole wheat crust.

Some of them do, you just have to look for them.

because they could give two shits about our health, lmao