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Grateful pizza stone...We grill pizza year round on this stone but do save the receipt as our last one broke in two ( didnt drop it) and this one has a ten year warranty....Great pizza stone for the Big Green Egg...I find this pizza stone to be better...
Pros: easy to clean, better than marble or ceramic, good price
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Smooth Pizza Stone...Hope to make many a delicious pizza on this piece!...Pizza stone...Love this stone! Easy to use, easy to clean!
Pros: easy to clean, easy to use, versatile reheating
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Great stone...I had to replace my old stone and this one is definitely an upgrade. The handles are nice if you want to serve the pizza directly on the stone, and the enameled surface looks very pretty. ...Excellent pizza stone...Beautiful choices for...
Pros: easy to clean, handles, versatility
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I have used other pizza stones before but I really love All-Clad and the stone seems to be really great quality. ...Pizza Stone...It also comes with a pizza cutter that has a firm metal handle. The stone heats up evenly and makes pizza have the perfect...
Pros: serving tray, quality, durable
Round Pizza Stone
A round pizza stone is a versatile addition to any kitchen, helping you achieve crisp, evenly baked crusts for homemade pizza and more. Ideal for both beginners and seasoned cooks, these stones are designed to fit most ovens and grills, making it easy to create restaurant-quality results at home. Explore our selection of round pizza stones to find the perfect match for your baking needs.
Round Pizza Stone
FAQ List
A pizza stone is a flat, round or rectangular slab of natural stone or ceramic that is used to evenly distribute heat while cooking pizza or other baked goods.
To use a pizza stone, preheat it in the oven for at least 30 minutes before placing your pizza dough on it. Once the dough is on the stone, add your desired toppings and bake according to your recipe.
Yes, you can use a pizza stone on a grill. Make sure to preheat the stone on the grill for at least 30 minutes before placing your pizza dough on it.
To clean your pizza stone, allow it to cool completely before wiping it down with a damp cloth. Do not use soap or detergent, as it can be absorbed by the stone and affect the taste of your food.
The size of your pizza stone will depend on the size of your oven and the size of the pizzas you plan to make. Look for a stone that will fit comfortably in your oven and is large enough to accommodate the size of pizza you want to make.
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"Love it! The pizzas I have made for my family have been fantastic"
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"It also comes with a pizza cutter that has a firm metal handle. The stone heats up evenly and makes pizza have the perfect crispy crust"
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"We grill pizza year round on this stone but do save the receipt as our last one broke in two ( didnt drop it) and this one has a ten year warranty"
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"I had to replace my old stone and this one is definitely an upgrade. The handles are nice if you want to serve the pizza directly on the stone, and the enameled surface looks very pretty"
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"I've never made my own pizza before. But with the Emile Henry pizza set, I was able to make my first margherita, and mushroom and goat cheese pizzas"
