Acacia Wood Pizza Stone, Created for Macy's

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Product details

Web ID: 2853007

The Cellar's pizza stone brings a cool, contemporary accent from the oven to the table pairing warm acacia wood and stoneware in a sleek, modern design.

  • Product Features

    • Tray dimensions: 14.09" Dia. x .87"
    • Pizza stone dimensions: 12.6" x 15.75" x 1.24"
    • Created for Macy's
    • Ceramic stoneware/wood
    • Stoneware: dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe to 400° F; wood tray: hand wash
    • Imported

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    • Returns are accepted at any Macy's store within 90 days from purchase date. Last Act items are final sale and sold “as is.” No returns, exchanges, or price adjustments allowed.
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8 years ago
from New Jersey
What is your age?Over 60
What is your gender?Female
How often do you shop at macys.com?Frequently
Your style is:Updated Classic
Where did you purchase this item?In-store

Great Kitchen Accessory

I find this item to evenly distribute heat to pizza dough. Just make sure you read the directions.... Maximum heat is 400... Highly recommend it

8 years ago
What is your age?Over 60
What is your gender?Female
How often do you shop at macys.com?Frequently

Really Like

This is for cookling and then serving. on wooden tray Really Great

8 years ago

Cracks when heated in oven

I make pizza from scratch on a regular basis, and up until now would just use a sheet pan which does the job. Received this The Cellar pizza stone as a gift, and after a few gentle uses, yesterday it cracked in half partway through cooking pizza at 500F as usual. Looking at the bottom of the "stone" I now see it says 400F maximum. This is laughable for something which is supposed to cook pizza. It's well-known that at least 500F is required to make a decent pizza, preferably quite a bit hotter. I'm sure how this product ever made it to market considering it can't do the thing its supposedly designed for. Not recommended.