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Select Target Stores: Nordic Ware 13" Pizza Stone w/ Serving Rack & Cutter Expired
$11.40
+ Free Store Pickup
Target.com has Nordic Ware 13" Pizza Stone w/ Serving Rack & Cutter on sale for $11.39. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free for orders $35+ or w/ RedCard. Thanks blee1285
Note, availability for store pickup will vary by location.
Note, availability for store pickup will vary by location.
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Set includes 13" cooking stone, serving rack and cutter.
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Edited December 9, 2022
at 02:58 AM
13" Pizza stone, holder, and cutter for $11. Seems to be decent quality as long as you follow instructions on how to use.
https://www.target.com/p/nordic-w...A-14287032
https://www.target.com/p/nordic-w...A-14287032
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Stones are a step up from cookie sheets or the likes, they tend to make crispier crusts if you know what you are doing.
However, I personally use a cast iron pizza pan (or a pizza steel, same concept). If you preheat the oven and pan long enough it makes unbelievably crispy pizza, even with heavy toppings.
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Stones are a step up from cookie sheets or the likes, they tend to make crispier crusts if you know what you are doing.
However, I personally use a cast iron pizza pan (or a pizza steel, same concept). If you preheat the oven and pan long enough it makes unbelievably crispy pizza, even with heavy toppings.
Stones are a step up from cookie sheets or the likes, they tend to make crispier crusts if you know what you are doing.
However, I personally use a cast iron pizza pan (or a pizza steel, same concept). If you preheat the oven and pan long enough it makes unbelievably crispy pizza, even with heavy toppings.
Ok. Thanks
I usually cook my pizza at 450-475 or with a stone can you lower it?
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I usually cook my pizza at 450-475 or with a stone can you lower it?