Casey's menu prices

Casey's prices on this page are not a national pickup median for the new pan pizza. The company release dated October 26, 2026 sends the first pan pizza to nearly 3,000 stores in 19 states on October 28. It describes the crust and a launch-day Crust Credit. It does not print a dollar for the pie. Drive Thru Index's insights page, data as of October 26, 2026, covered 132,130 restaurants and 150 chains and did not publish a Casey's median. The pie row says prices vary by location. The Crust Credit is filed at $0.00 because the release calls that pizza free.

Read this Casey's table as one new crust, not as the whole convenience-store menu. The pan pizza is permanent. It is large, made to order, and not sold by the slice, according to the Des Moines Register. The nutrition PDF, updated September 30, 2026, lists one-sixteenth of a cheese pan pizza at 160 calories and pepperoni at 170. The crust alone is 100 calories. Those grams are a serving in the file, not a slice the store sells by itself. A Bank of America average of $13.99 for an unpromoted large pizza is not the pan price and is not on this hub. The photographs are original pictures of a square pan pizza. The brand tile uses the official Casey's logo.

Order the pan pizza in the Casey's app or at the store, starting October 28, 2026. Any Casey's pizza build can use the pan crust, including breakfast. Rewards members who buy a pan pizza on launch day get a free large one-topping pizza added to their Rewards account. That Crust Credit can be redeemed October 29 through November 18. The same release says members earn double points on whole-pie purchases, good for Casey's Cash, fuel savings, or Cash for Classrooms. Join at caseys.com/rewards. The credit is not a coupon code printed in the release. A store that has not started the pie yet is the answer for that store.

Casey's did not publish a national menu price for the pan pizza. The check is the company release carried on October 26, 2026, the Nation's Restaurant News report the same day, the Des Moines Register story the same day, and the company nutrition PDF marked updated September 30, 2026. Drive Thru Index's October 26 insights file did not include a Casey's median. The pie cell says prices vary by location because that is what the documents support.

The chain calls this its first pan pizza and a permanent menu addition. It reaches nearly 3,000 locations in 19 states on Wednesday, October 28. Casey's is based in Ankeny, Iowa. The release identifies the company as Nasdaq CASY, the third-largest convenience retailer, and the fifth-largest pizza chain. The Register said this is the first new crust since thin crust in 2023. It also said pies began coming out of ovens on Monday, October 26, while the company sets the guest date at October 28. This hub uses October 28. The Monday line is a conflict on the item page, not a second launch date.

The crust is square, thick, and fluffy, with a crispy bottom. The dough uses olive oil, honey, sea salt, and finely milled double-zero flour. Mozzarella goes edge to edge and caramelizes into a cheese crown. Nation's Restaurant News said development took nearly two years. Guests can put any Casey's pizza build on the crust, including breakfast. The release names Ultimate Meat and Sweet Heat Sausage & Pepperoni as specialty builds. The Register said the pie is large only and not sold by the slice. A picture of one square piece on the item page is a photograph, not a store offering.

The Crust Credit is the one dollar this hub does file, and that dollar is zero. Rewards members who buy a pan pizza on October 28 receive a free large one-topping pizza on their account, redeemable October 29 through November 18. The release calls that window the following 21 days. The $0.00 row is the free pizza. It is not a claim that the pan pizza costs nothing. Buying the pan pizza on launch day is what creates the credit. The release also says Rewards members earn double points on all whole-pie purchases.

A $13.99 figure is easy to misread. Nation's Restaurant News attributed it to Bank of America as the average price of an unpromoted large pizza, inclusive of double reward points. The same note put the Midwest average for that product at $17.10 and said Casey's was about $1 to $3 under national competitors. None of those sentences say "pan crust" as the menu price. They stay out of the table. Domino's ExtravaganZZa on this site was typically $16.99 medium and $19.99 large on October 24, 2026. That median is a different company.

Calories come from the PDF, not from a review site. One-sixteenth of a cheese pan pizza is 160 calories, 7 g fat, 16 g carbohydrate, and 7 g protein. Pepperoni is 170 calories, 9 g fat, 16 g carbohydrate, and 8 g protein. The pan crust alone is 100 calories, 2.5 g fat, 15 g carbohydrate, and 3 g protein. The file is dated before the public launch and already contains the pan rows. This page does not multiply by sixteen. A whole-pie calorie total was not printed as a single number in the rows used here. The Register's "not sold by the slice" line and the PDF's one-sixteenth serving can both be true. One is how the store sells. The other is how the company prints nutrition.

The PDF also says kitchens are not allergen-free and that products may contact wheat, soy, milk, egg, sesame, peanut, and tree nuts. That sentence is a facility warning. It is not filed as the allergen list for the pan pizza, so the item page does not show an allergen block. A guest with an allergy should ask the store. This page will not turn a shared-kitchen disclaimer into a contains line.

Fuel, bakery cases, thin-crust pizzas, and the rest of the prepared-food menu are not in this table. This check did not copy a national board for them. Adding those rows with guessed dollars would make the hub look finished and be wrong. The five pizza rows are the sourced set: the large pie with no price, three nutrition servings with no price, and the free credit.

The photographs are original pictures of a square pan pizza, a cut crust, a cheese pie, one slice, and a blank card. They are not official product photos and they do not use the Casey's logo. The brand tile does use the official logo, centered on a white rounded square. Headquarters context from the Register is Ankeny. The guest website is caseys.com. If a later menu file prints a national pan price, it can be added with the date. Until then the pie says prices vary by location.