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Looking for: baking stone / pizza stone

RE*AC*TOR · 2007-08-15 10:13:17

Anywhere in or around Dublin selling these fellows?

15-08-2007 10:13am

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Anywhere in or around Dublin selling these fellows?

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#2 15-08-2007 11:42am

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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

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#3 15-08-2007 2:44pm

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Try Kitchen Complements or Stock

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#4 16-08-2007 9:15am

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Online supplier

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#5 21-08-2007 2:46pm

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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.

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#6 08-10-2007 12:43pm

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House of Fraser sell them Tycoon Pizza stones and holders for €24

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#7 09-10-2007 11:07am

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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

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#8 09-10-2007 11:10am

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The thing with a pizza stone is that the stone absorbs the moisture during baking

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