Diameter? $50 for a pizza stone and you don't list the diameter?
462955
Yes, please tell us the diameter of this pizza stone. Can't order without knowing that.
1378564
13.5" in diameter. Nice thing about the kit is the stone holder has built in back wall so when you scoop it up you can't accidentally push it off the stone. Also the pizza peel is a perfect fit so it is easy to slip and jiggle the the pizza off onto the stone. Pizza peel handle unscrews for ease of storage
2132423
The stone measures 7/8 of an inch thick or 0.875". Not quite a full inch but is a very sturdy pizza stone that fits a conventional oven rack perfectly.
1441466
It's odd that 18/10 isn't listed in the specs, since that would be a major selling point. Is it stamped on the utensils?
1853929
It doesn't say. It's heavy - looks nice and feels nice, but does NOT conduct heat! Pizza crusts are always soft when cooked on it. After the last time I used it, I vowed to NOT use it again. So not it's useless to me. Do you want mine for free?
1076701
So sorry. I bought the Pizza Stone as a Christmas gift and, at this time, I have no idea the size. Sorry I cannot help you. kdm
909
Im not at the location (our restaurant) where it is...from memory, it is 3" in diameter.
1594163
Yes I do have various pieces of the stone in stock I can cut it to your dimensions or shape. You can send me more details on your wishes and I can stay in touch during the whole order and ship process from 8fifty6967968 or via messaging via this venue. Thanks
1276200
No, the BOV800PS13 13-Inch Pizza Stone does not fit the BPZ600XL Crispy Crust Pizza Maker.
192745
My set came with 5 standard serving pieces, but not a pie server. That is probably offered as part of a separate serving set.
1060967
I chose the 16" round over the rectangular because I can't make round pizzas bigger than 14" in the rectangular. So, to me, the extra couple inches on the 16" side would have been useless but there are probably other uses that make the rectangular stone a better fit for some people. I suppose it depends on what you like to make with your stone!
2069912
This 6" stone is way too short for using with a sword. I have a 6" fixed blade Cold Steel Roughneck knife and find this stone too short for it; I can't immagine trying to sharpen a longer blade. I am ordering the carborundum 12" stone from Amazon....one side course/one side fine, for only around 10-15 dollars. That's the way to go. You just have to wet down the carborundum stone with some light oil (even cooking oil will do), then wipe it off when you're done. Everytime I try to sharpen my 6" knife with this....I almost cut myself 'cause there's so little room to draw the blade accross. Hope this helps This 6" stone is way too short for using with a sword. I have a 6" fixed blade Cold Steel Roughneck knife and find this stone too short for it; I can't immagine trying to sharpen a longer blade. I am ordering the carborundum 12" stone from Amazon....one side course/one side fine, for only around 10-15 dollars. That's the way to go. You just have to wet down the carborundum stone with some light oil (even cooking oil will do), then wipe it off when you're done. Everytime I try to sharpen my 6" knife with this....I almost cut myself 'cause there's so little room to draw... » Read More This 6" stone is way too short for using with a sword. I have a 6" fixed blade Cold Steel Roughneck knife and find this stone too short for it; I can't immagine trying to sharpen a longer blade. I am ordering the carborundum 12" stone from Amazon....one side course/one side fine, for only around 10-15 dollars. That's the way to go. You just have to wet down the carborundum stone with some light oil (even cooking oil will do), then wipe it off when you're done. Everytime I try to sharpen my 6" knife with this....I almost cut myself 'cause there's so little room to draw the blade accross. Hope this helps « Show Less
969771
I don't know because I decided no to buy it after two deliveries of BROKEN stone!!!! I now have a ceramic one from William Sonoma that works perfectly even though it is a little shorter that the Pizzacraft.
1517877
I can't answer your question. I paid for my stone but NEVER RECEIVED IT!!!!!
40312
I was looking for a smaller size Rada pizza stone for my microwave, so I would say yes. I needed a 13". Couldn't find Rada in that size, so I went with another brand stone. I should add that I have a convection microwave, so when I warm pizza on the stone, I use the convection mode.
1589084
The DeLonghi, too, has a rounded rack so that it can accommodate a pizza. Looks like it will only accommodate a pizza stone that's about 11.5 to 12 inches, though. Can't tell if it will close all the way with a 12 inch stone; that might hit the door.
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No pizza stone and be careful when taking something out, as rack does tend to give way and hot food items fall forward. Hope this helps - and also saves you from a meal on the floor