🍕 Elevate your home baking game—because ordinary pizza just won’t cut it!
This 12-inch square pizza stone crafted from heavy-duty cordierite ceramic delivers professional-grade heat retention and thermal shock resistance up to 1450°F. Its porous surface mimics brick oven cooking for perfectly crispy crusts, while the included stainless steel scraper ensures easy maintenance. Ideal for ovens and grills, it’s a versatile must-have for any home chef aiming to impress.
J**A
This thing is thick
The pros, it's thick and durable, the cons, takes a long time for this to get to optimal heat for baking pizzas
K**G
quality
Great to bake cookies on AAA+++
V**.
Excellent Baking Stone
I use this stone for bread baking, and it's excellent. But you need to be aware that once the stone is heated up, your oven will run quite hot, & reductions in temperature won't happen as quickly as the oven tells you it's happened.Bread baking takes a lot longer (around 30-40 mins) than pizza baking, so just be aware of this. It's truly an excellent stone, super easy to clean, & only take about 30 minutes to heat up in the oven - some take an hour, so this is quite energy efficient. Would definitely recommend.
L**Y
Good for the price
I do like this pizza stone, but it does not season easy. Overall definitely worth the price.
M**G
good value
good value
K**S
Pizza stone
Works very well in rv gas oven
A**R
Beware of sticking pizza dough!
Our fault that we missed the part in the directions about covering the stone with flour to prevent sticking. It's kind of buried in the directions, wish it had been more prominent. Anyway, the pizza dough stuck to the stone and is impossible to remove. We tried a butane torch, a nylon scraper, and elbow grease. This could be a new building material, it is absolutely stuck on the stone. So we will have to buy another stone, we'll be looking for something like cast iron.
G**L
If you have an LP grill, adding this item will turn it into a pizza oven
I added this stone to a countertop propane grill and successfully baked a pizza. The stone helps maintain the temperature in your grill for complete baking of crust and melting of cheese. More testing to follow as I try making cornbread for my Texas chili next.
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