Pizza spade
Pizza spade
Hi, anyone know where I can get hold of a pizza spade?
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Re: Pizzaspade
Amazon do short ones for domestic ovens, or do you need a really long version for a proper wood oven?
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Re: Pizza spade
A long one.
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Re: Pizza spade
You might try Ferreteria Los Llanos, on the old N-340, on the Torrox-El Morche boundary. They have giant paella dishes and tools, and might have pizza equipment too, or will know who stocks.
Alternatively, contact one of the many suministra hoteles/restaurantes (forgive spelling) businesses down this way.
Several on Amazon.co.uk as well. Search for "pizza shovel". I found a 36" one for about £17.
Alternatively, contact one of the many suministra hoteles/restaurantes (forgive spelling) businesses down this way.
Several on Amazon.co.uk as well. Search for "pizza shovel". I found a 36" one for about £17.
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Re: Pizza spade
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Re: Pizza spade
They are also called "peels" don't know why.....
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Re: Pizza spade
Italian for 'shovel' is 'pala', so given the usual sloppy pronunciation of the average Brit...?
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