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Kitchy Pizza Cutter Wheel with Protective Blade Cover (Green) on sale for
$8.60.
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Details:
- Effortless cutting: Large wheel and stable vertical pressure deliver clean, precise pizza slices in one motion
- Perfect slices every time: Easy, controlled cuts through pizza with minimal effort
- Compact & ergonomic: Fits comfortably in hand and stores neatly in cutlery drawer
- Safe storage: Includes protective blade guard for secure, safe keeping
- Easy cleaning: Disassembles in 3 steps; fully dishwasher safe for thorough cleaning
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This compact wheel-style pizza cutter is praised for top-down leverage, safer storage with its blade cover, and quick disassembly that can make cleaning easier. It also works well beyond pizza, including quesadillas, dough, toddler snacks, and even focaccia. The main drawbacks are awkward control on firm crusts, a blade cover and latch that can feel fiddly or risky, and cleaning that can get annoying because food sticks under the wheel. Durability concerns also come up, with reports of flimsy plastic and parts breaking after a drop or a few months.
Common Questions (5)
It comes apart quickly and is advertised as disassembling in 3 steps, with dishwasher-safe parts. Cleaning can still be annoying because food can get stuck under the wheel and taking it apart every time gets old.
The cover and compact design can make it safer to store in a drawer and reduce exposed-blade risk. But the latch and top-down opening motion can feel awkward, and some users report it can still be easy to injure yourself if you're not careful.
It can be harder to control on NY-style or other firm-crust pizzas because you need more leverage, which makes the top-down design less precise than a handled cutter. It tends to work better on doughier items like focaccia and other softer cuts.
The plastic housing and latch are reported to feel flimsy, and one long-term user said the latching mechanism broke after a drop. Another report says it held together for about 6 months before falling apart.
Yes. The leverage-style design is reported to work well for quesadillas, dough, and even cutting toddler foods like chicken tenders, tofu, and peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches.
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As for cleaning, yes, it can be taken apart, but doing that every time gets old fast. The plastic housing also feels a bit flimsy, so I never loved the idea of pressing down hard with my hand right over the blade. That might just me though.
If compactness is your top priority and the quirks don't bother you, it's still a decent buy.
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I'm probably using a different brand at same store. They change over time. Dollar stores have great kitchen aids at cheap prices - and some crap too.
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I don't eat pizza at home often enough to spend money on a dedicated pizza cutter that must be stored and cleaned -- when a have a pair of scissors or shears that do the job. Less clutter overall.
It DOES do better with things that should be doughy, though. Absolutely immaculate cuts through a loaf of focaccia.
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