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braveheart48
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pizza stone
Dec 19th, 2009, 12:12am
 
I am looking for a good pizza stone.  And i don't know the difference between a good on or bad one.  Anyone can suggest one..i need to get it this week....i have tried to find a place to ask this question so i hope someone canhelp me.  
 
Also i would like to get a pizza peeler as well, but not that expensive for the peelerr
 
so please please help me!!!!
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Re: pizza stone
Reply #1 - Dec 21st, 2009, 11:40am
 
I don't know the difference between one flat stone and another myself.
 
I think pretty much that's the criteria - flat and large enough to fit the pie you want to bake.
 
What's a pizza peeler?  I am unaware that there is anything on a pizza that requires peeling.
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Re: pizza stone
Reply #2 - Jul 7th, 2010, 11:16pm
 
Check that the pizza stone may fit in your oven
Purchase the bigger one for you can also use it to bake bread
If you want to remove items from your stone, consider buying a pizza peel. If not, just buy a stone that comes with a rack. It allows you to easily remove pizza from the oven.
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