Why I buy this one ?
- The edge is astonishingly sharp and cuts through a large pizza with ease
- The elliptical shape and sharp tapered edge makes the pizza cutter ideal for serving slices as well
- Separates each slice so that hot stringy cheese does not stick to the adjoining slice
- Made of plantation grown Asian hardwood and protected with a food safe finish
- Measures 14.5-by-3.75-inch

Mountain Woods offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $3.00 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Pizza Cutter", This item works better than I thought it would. Cuts the pizza easily and pushes the pieces apart a little so they don't stick together like when you use a knife.

"Dull after (or during) one use.", I bought this and one of their wooden pizza peels. I thought it would be ergonomically advantageous, which it may be.

But on the first pizza I cut (on the Mountain Woods peel), the edge is now folded over a bit, rendering the edge much, much less sharp than out of the box.

So, I would suggest you save your $3 and the out-sized shipping costs and buy yourself a cutter that may last for a while.

"This works well and is safe for everyone.", After reading the other comments I decided to order and try this for my self. Afterall, the person complaining about "no blade" wrote his comment with out even trying it. This really does work well and I have 2 more as stocking stuffers. The main advantage is that these are safe for all ages to use and safe to store anywhere with out fear of someone accidently cutting themselves. The only disavantage I see, not really diswasher friendly I fear.

"Surprisingly Good", My roommate has one of these pizza cutters, and when I first saw it I was skeptical. It doesn't have a metal blade, only a beveled wooden edge. However, it cuts pizza quite easily, and it is long enough to cut from one edge to the other in one slice for a straight, clean cut. As an added bonus, it doesn't scratch up my non-stick pizza pan like metal pizza cutters do. I highly recommend it.

"No blade pizza cutter", I thought I was ordering a pizza cutter. When the order arrived I noticed it didn't have a blade, or maybe you call the wooden edge "a blade"!

When you combine the costs of the pizza cutter with the shipping and handling it's the most expensive piece of wood I've ever purchased.

I was looking for a real pizza cutter, not a block of wood to hang on the wall.

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