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Avanti Pizza Baking Stone with Rack & Pizza Cutter 33cm $18.90 + Delivery (Free over $49 to Most Areas) @ Snowys

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We've got too much stock (95 units) - and need to clear! Only $18.90!

Features
33cm diameter
Natural kiln-fired clay construction
Even heat distribution
Absorbs moisture
Versatile use for baking bread, cookies, or tortillas
Safe for both conventional and outdoor oven use
Includes: carrying rack and stainless steel cutter
Easy cleaning

Specs
External Dimensions: 35L x 33W x 3.5H cm | Stone 33L x 33W x 1H cm | Pizza Cutter 20L x 7W x 1.5H cm
Packed Dimensions: 35L x 33W x 3.5H cm
Material: Kiln Fired Clay
Weight: 1.79 Kg | Stone 1.59 Kg | Pizza Cutter 0.065 Kg
Warranty: 1 Year
Supplier Code: 12291

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  • +2

    Catch as same for $16.87 free del with One pass

  • +2

    Rather support Snowys

    • +2

      I'll support anyone who sells at a lower price.

  • Do you pop this in the oven with the pizza on top?

    • +4

      Need to preheat the stone for a good while first, then pizza on top. Most ovens don't get hot enough tbh.

      • i've been using my pizza stone on the bbq, and gotten good results.. its no Ooni, but does the job

        • I like a pizza stone on my Kamado.

          I put my heat deflector on top of the grill, then put a grill expander on top of that, and the pizza stone on top of the grill expander. Pizza stone sits nice and high so you get alot of radiated heat, and the big gap between the heat deflector and pizza stone allows for minimal heat from the bottom.

          I want a Roccbox though

          • @PCHammond: Seems like a lot of work. I wish I had that kind of spare time.

            • @TEER3X: Not much work really. Just stack stuff on top of each other.

              The biggest work is not burning your eyebrows off when you open the lid

      • +1

        Agree, we stopped using it. Get better results with non-stick pizza tray lined with oil.

        This has been the standard price for ages.

        • yep - found these to be a waste of time. Bessemer baking trays do a great job. Really carry the heat through the pizza base.

  • +7

    $17.95 from Amazon au, free postage with Prime
    https://www.amazon.com.au/Avanti-Pizza-Stone-Rack-Cutter/dp/…

    • +5

      what is this? a pizza for ants?

  • +8

    I use mine to awkwardly take up space in the cupboards, works great!

    • +1

      LOL… that was my missus feelings on the matter, when I suggested we get one of these.

  • +2

    I found a castiron hot plate is way better than a pizza stone. and it's free! you should easily find one during the annual hard rubbish collection in your area. but I have a 900mm oven, for smaller ovens, it might not be that easy to find one.

    • ye I've tried both, I reckon it's best to use cast iron because you can start it off on the stove and then move it into the oven on broil once the bottom is crispy. Especially with such a thin stone.

  • There's no chance that that is 3.5cm thick.

    • +3

      Dimensions include the handles buddy.

      • +1

        ah mb

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