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Made of beautiful Acacia wood, this pizza peel is a multi-use kitchen tool that looks beautiful as a serving piece. Measuring 14 by 14 inches plus handle, the peel is amply sized for pizzas, as well as for serving a variety of cheeses and/or fruits. A stainless-steel grommet and leather hanging loop add to the peel's durability and utility. The peel makes a great gift for newlyweds or new homeowners.
Product Description
Made of beautiful Acacia wood this pizza peel is not only a practical but also a lovely serving piece. Acacia is a hardwood that is grown on all continents. This pod bearing tree is known for its rich, dark colors, that range from gold to chocolate brown, as well as its beautiful, contrasting patterns.
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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I agonized over which peel to buy. Amazon sure carries a lot of them. I knew I wanted a wooden peel and this caught my eye right away. So did some others, due to attractive looks or attractive price. Finally I decided it was OK to spend a little bit more to get something that's nice-looking.
You can use it for bread or pizza. At 14 inches, it's not going to hold a monster-size pizza dough; not a problem for me, but keep it in mind if you're planning on baking huge pizzas. I prepare my pizza or bread dough, put some parchment paper on the peel, and slide the parchment and dough onto my Old Stone Oven 14-inch Round Baking Stone. This method works great! It's so easy to slide the dough from the peel to the hot stone using parchment paper. Using parchment also makes it easier to get the finished product out of the oven - but I digress. From proofing bread to baking to removing, it works great.
It looks great, too! Wow, the figure and grain of the acacia wood is absolutely beautiful. It's so attractive, I've hung it on a wall, and it doubles as artwork, and that makes a great value. Highly recommended (even if you're not a baker and just want something foodie and good-looking to decorate your kitchen).
You can use it for bread or pizza. At 14 inches, it's not going to hold a monster-size pizza dough; not a problem for me, but keep it in mind if you're planning on baking huge pizzas. I prepare my pizza or bread dough, put some parchment paper on the peel, and slide the parchment and dough onto my Old Stone Oven 14-inch Round Baking Stone. This method works great! It's so easy to slide the dough from the peel to the hot stone using parchment paper. Using parchment also makes it easier to get the finished product out of the oven - but I digress. From proofing bread to baking to removing, it works great.
It looks great, too! Wow, the figure and grain of the acacia wood is absolutely beautiful. It's so attractive, I've hung it on a wall, and it doubles as artwork, and that makes a great value. Highly recommended (even if you're not a baker and just want something foodie and good-looking to decorate your kitchen).
33 of 37 people found the following review helpful
By MCRS
This pizza peel is a little bit thicker than I was expecting, or perhaps more importantly, has a less tapered edge than I was expecting, making it a little difficult to remove pizza with the peel but I have had good luck sliding pizzas off my stone with a spatula and this is a really beautiful peel, perfect for serving.
27 of 31 people found the following review helpful
By T. Lower
Amazon Verified Purchase
We have been on a pizza kick lately and I got tired of finding ways to get my pizza's from the counter to the stone. This peel is not only gorgeous to look at but it works too.
Make sure to put cornmeal on the peel and don't make your pizza on it too far in advance of putting it in the oven. Other than that it will slide off just fine.
Make sure to put cornmeal on the peel and don't make your pizza on it too far in advance of putting it in the oven. Other than that it will slide off just fine.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice peel
Very nice, unfinished (bare wood) wooden peel which fits a 16" pizza perfectly. Mine looked VERY similar to item pictured. Recommended for pizza in my Traeger!
Published 19 days ago by A. Klosky
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Peel
I like this wood peel because it gives me that old word feel. I agree with other reviewers that the angle of the lip isn't very deep making it difficult to slide under the cooked... Read more
Published 1 month ago by aqua123
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lovely and functional!
I'll be honest: a less expensive peel probably would have gotten the job done all the same, but i was drawn in by how beautiful the wood grain on this one was. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Lissa Treiman
5.0 out of 5 stars
A good product.
It is very beautiful and works exactly as I hoped. It is a nice piece to display in your kitchen.
Published 1 month ago by Gabrielle Steward
4.0 out of 5 stars
It does help
Nice looking and helps to get pizza in and out of the oven.Following the instructions on care of the wood helps preserve the board.
Published 1 month ago by Arnie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Like It
It does exactly what it is supposed to do. Looks nice, easy to cut on, easy to clean,etc. Would recommend it
Published 1 month ago by Les Weatherell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works and looks great!
Sprinkle a little corn meal on it and your homemade pizza or bread will slide right off like a charm. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jinx13US
5.0 out of 5 stars
Functional and attractive
I got this to replace a pine pizza paddle that split down the middle. I wanted something that was affordable yet high quality. Read more
Published 2 months ago by jse
5.0 out of 5 stars
For wood you could barely beat it.
It is good wood, flat, pre-seasoned. I did oil it and then flowered it... It looks great. Please see my photos. Read more
Published 2 months ago by CampFireCooker
5.0 out of 5 stars
pizza peel
i wrote this once, wish i got it a long time ag0, ,, ,,, ,,,, , ,,, ,, , ,,,,
Published 2 months ago by ponkag
