Bialetti 4-Piece Pizza Stone Set
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Bialetti 4-Piece Pizza Stone Set
Customer Review: Works great, good price too
Summary: 5 Stars
We had it for few weeks and has made almost 5-6 home-made pizza already. The stone works great but I had a very hard time transferring the dough from the peel to the stone. Found it easier to just preheat the oven with the stone inside, then take out the stone and put the dough on it, add topping and bake. However, the peel works well with store bought uncooked pizza.Customer Review: Broke after 2nd use
Summary: 1 Stars
I initially really liked this pizza stone. It was my first stone and it helped me make a few delicious pizzas. Unfortunately after the second use it broke in 2 pieces while in the oven at 500 degrees. Did I get a lemon or is this just a cheap product? Either way I would def spend a little more to get a better quality pizza stone next time.Customer Review: Broke in half after fifth or sixth use
Summary: 1 Stars
This stone did more or less as it was supposed to while it was in one piece. I baked a few loaves of bread on it at about 450 degrees, probably four or five. Then I baked a couple of pizzas on it (in one session) at 550 and when I went to move it in the oven it was in two pieces, cracked down the middle. Useless. Buy a different one.Customer Review: Fantastic Pizza Stone
Summary: 5 Stars
The Bialetti 4-piece pizza set is great. I am actually going to use it for baking artisan style bread but it is great for nice crispy pizza too.Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: The Discovery That Revolutionizes Home BakingCustomer Review: Not bad...
Summary: 3 Stars
The stone works well, but getting the pizza onto the hot stone in the oven is pretty tough. The slider on tool that comes with it is real small and could only support like a 10 inch pizza, which is fine if you're eating by yourself. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but the transition was harder than expected.