Rolly’s food philosophy
For the days when pizza is a must-have
We have a transparent food philosophy. What we mean by that is that you have full insight into how we prepare our food and what ingredients go into our pizzas.
Pizza is not exactly considered a health food and we definitely won’t claim that it is. But there are days when pizza is a must-have! So our promise is to strive for a version of this tasty dish that is as healthy as possible, while still being the pizza you know and love.
On the website you can find the basic nutritional information for all our pizzas and ingredients. This way you can always check how much fuel your body gets to work with. Once you get to know Rolly’s, you might need to visit the gym more often – I know I do!
Sincerely
Mikael Ahnell, CEO and co-founder
The taste of Rolly’s
Rolly’s rolled pizzas taste like the classic ‘Swedish’ pizza has tasted since the 1960s.
That means that if you like a traditional Vesuvio, you will most likely love Rolly’s Vesuvio.
But there is one big difference: Our rolled pizza is both warmer and tastier as each bite contains a bit of everything. Pretty damn close to perfection if you ask us.
Ingredients
We want to reduce the carbon footprint of our food production. This means that we try to choose ingredients that help minimise environmental impact.
Production
Sizes
Rolly’s come in two sizes; regular at 30 cm and half at 15 cm long. Both has a diameter of about 7 cm. A regular weighs around 630 g and a half 315 g depending on which pizza and which extra toppings you pick.
1000s of pizzas
The menu might just show nine different pizzas, but when you create your own with extra toppings, sauces and salads you can create thousands of different variations!
Rolly’s and your health
You’ve probably heard the proverbial saying ‘You are what you eat’…
We are not trying to convince you that pizza is healthy. But we are not in the same category as highly processed foods such as fries and burgers. All Rolly’s pizzas have been created by our chef Pierre. They are made from scratch from fresh ingredients. He’s also been mindful of the number of calories, without impacting the great taste. Like reducing the amount of oil in the dough and choosing better quality cheese.
So, with Rolly’s it’s the number of calories you should watch out for. The range goes from Bussola’s 196 kcal per 100 gram to the salami pizza with 264 calories per 100 gram. To give you an idea of what it takes to spend that energy: If you weigh 70 kg and run 5 km, you burn about 350 kcal. Our advice is to eat a balanced diet, and don’t buy Rolly’s every day.
Rolly’s and the environment
We don’t inherit the earth, we borrow it from future generations. We take that very seriously.
As a restaurant chain we impact the environment on multiple levels – from where we get ingredients and how we produce food to how and where we serve our pizzas.
We are not perfect, when it comes to being sustainable, but we do our best.
Locally
sourced
ingredients when possible
Smart
processes
= fewer warehouse transports
Eco-friendly
packaging
designed to reduce waste