Joseph Joseph Duo Pizza Cutter with Blade Guard $6.45 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store/ OnePass) @ Bunnings Warehouse

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Seems to be a good price, $21.78 at Amazon (avg 4.5 review on Amazon)

Ideal for dividing up pizza, pastries and sandwiches, this pizza cutter from Joseph Joseph features a removable stainless steel blade for easy cleaning and is complete with an integrated blade guard for safe storage.

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    • I used one the other week and it broke first roll

      • Lol

        What u replaced with btw

      • I've had one for about 4 months now, use it 3-5 times a week, goes in the dishwasher after every use - no issues.

  • Oxo scissors for the win lol

    Feel like I'm committing a crime every time I cut up home made pizzas… Yet it works so well that I refuse to conform

    • Which ones? They seem to have a few types

    • Italian maestros do cut pizza with scissors, but pizza cutters like this are the bomb.

      Scissors are easier to clean though, if you can believe that.

      • Waaaaht, did not know that, ta for sharing. I guess I'm Italian now

        • Yeah I see the pro pizza makers use scissors. I guess it's more gentle on the toppings

  • Damn craving for pizza now

  • Have to say that I don't have this brand but do have a similar large sized pizza wheel like this and it is harder to get a good cut and messier to clean if you hand-wash, drags on topping-heavy pizza.

  • Mezzaluna is the way to go

    • This style is by far the best pizza cutter and if you get anything else you will end up upgrading to one of these.

    • How big is this? I can't find any measurements on Amazon or the manufacturer's page.

      • Mine is 35cm, but I can't remember if it is that exact brand

  • Those things are horrifying.
    When you realise that your pushing down (sometimes pretty hard) on a sharpened circle which, if your hand slips or the plastic shroud breaks on, is going to see your thumb departing from your palm…..

    • Not commenting on every pizza cutter but I have this one shown here. I used to think the same about the sharpened circle but finally managed to get this one a while ago. The circle, rather than being sharpened like a knife, is actually quite blunt. The level of “sharpness” you feel when you run your hand over it is more like the edge of a plastic bottle cap.

  • Order placed Thanks

  • Only use those with handles. Easier to clean, safer. Not a fan of this cheap design.

  • Now you have an enclosed space full of pizza residue that you know you aren't going to get clean. Single use pizza cutter…

    The long handle style wasn't broken, why change it?

    • The cutting wheel is removable for cleaning. Single use comment

      • Big rocker cutters don't need disassembly to clean - you just wipe them down.
        And I'll bet that every time you disassemble one of these cutter wheels you are increasing the chances of it disassembling itself unexpectedly during use.

    • I have this model and find it really good so far, mainly as it really simply and easily disassembles for cleaning the blade and internals when required. Pops apart in 2 seconds and haven’t had any issues with unintentional disassembly or loosening of parts so far. Multi-use for sure!

  • One more "Joseph" and it sounds like a villain about to explain his plan

  • I use this: https://www.amazon.com.au/WMF-Spitzenklasse-Performance-Germ…

    Also good for chopping your pizza toppings, and can be useful for preparing meals other than pizza.

  • This is the only Duo I can afford 🤣 (PS: Apple Joke)

  • There comments are shameful… Is this Ozbargain or "Things-You-Don't-Need-If-You're-Cheap.com"?

    I cut my pizza with 50 cent Kmart butter knives.

  • Got one today from Toowoomba, Qld. They have about 8 left.

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