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Looking for: baking stone / pizza stone

  • 15-08-2007 11:13am
    #1
    RE*AC*TOR
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    Anywhere in or around Dublin selling these fellows?


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  • #2
    oblivious
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    Got mine in the kitchen shop off Grafton street on Chatham Street I think, kitchen complements also sell them near Stephens green center


  • #3
    TScul
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    Try Kitchen Complements or Stock


  • #4
    Minder
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    Online supplier


  • #5
    washiskin
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    All Rooms on Liffey Street beside M&S used to do them.
    Not sure if they do now but worth a try.


  • #6
    lucylu
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    House of Fraser sell them Tycoon Pizza stones and holders for €24


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  • #7
    catho_monster
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    Was watching heston blumenthal the other night, and he used an upside down le creuset (or i suppose any cast iron) pan, preheated on the stove for 20 mins?...

    just thought you might like to know ;)


  • #8
    oblivious
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    The thing with a pizza stone is that the stone absorbs the moisture during baking


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