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New Star Foodservice 50356 Wooden Pizza Peel, 18" x 18", 42" Overall

New Star Foodservice 50356 Wooden Pizza Peel, 18" x 18", 42" Overall

$72.75 USD
$72.75 USD
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Elevate your bread and pizza baking with this restaurant-grade wooden pizza peel, engineered for precision and comfort. Crafted from premium basswood, it's a refined tool that brings professional control to your home kitchen.

🎋 At a Glance

Material
Premium basswood construction
Plate Dimensions
18" × 18"
Overall Length
42" for extended reach
Blade Design
Tapered half-inch for easy sliding

📦 What's Included

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Premium Basswood
Fine, even-textured wood that resists cracking and stays oil-free for pure baking results
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Tapered Blade Design
Precision-engineered half-inch blade slides smoothly under baked goods from a distance
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Versatile Kitchen Essential
Perfect for pizzas, breads, cakes, and pastry pans—keeps hands safely away from heat

📐 Specifications

Plate Size
18" × 18"
Handle Length
24"
Total Length
42"
Blade Thickness
½ inch, tapered
Material
Premium basswood throughout
Weight
Lightweight and durable

🧼 Care

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Hand Wash Only
Simple, gentle cleaning to preserve the wood's integrity and finish
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Dry Thoroughly
Allow to air dry completely between uses to maintain the wood's quality

🎯 Made For

This peel is designed for home bakers and pizza enthusiasts who appreciate restaurant-quality tools. It brings professional capability and elegant simplicity to every baking endeavor.

— Why We Selected This —

Premium basswood offers superior durability without the oils and cracking vulnerabilities of lesser woods, ensuring your tool lasts through countless bakes. The tapered blade and generous 42-inch length provide confident control and safe distance from the oven's heat.

📦 Product Details

Brand
New Star Foodservice
Construction
Premium basswood with fine, even texture
Blade Profile
Tapered half-inch design for effortless sliding
Reach
42 inches overall length with 24-inch handle
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30-Day Returns
Unused items, 30 days. Damaged, wrong, or lost made right.
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Secure Checkout
Encrypted payment, trusted by Shopify.
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Tracked Shipping
Every order ships with tracking.
Why Home Cooks Choose SERA
✓ Hand-Curated
Every tool & ingredient is selected for quality — not mass-listed.
✓ Café & Kitchen Guidance
Clear how-to notes so you get great results at home.
✓ Real Support
Questions? Our team replies within 24–48 hours.
📬 Shipping & Delivery: Your order ships with tracking and a confirmation email. Delivery times vary by destination. Easy 30-day returns on unused items — plus damaged, wrong, or lost orders made right.
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