can you possibly cut pizza on these?
1776525
Besides ruining the finish on the trays, you would find it awkward to cut round or even rectangular pizzas on these oblong pieces.
1776526
Possible, yes. Like others have said, you'll scratch them up if you choose to do so.
1776527
I think so, although I have not done so. The plates are good quality, heavy stainless steele. I use for serving as well as making nachos under the broiler. A pizza cutter might scratch the plates some but that would not be a big deal.
1776528
I wouldn't , I only use these as serving trays. The strays have a shiny surface and I really feel they trays would be scratched.
1776529
I lightly tried a pizza cutter on the bottom of one of the platters, and yes, it did scratch. I love these trays, however. My husband likes to grill outside and after he had broken three platters from dropping them on the patio, I purchased these. They're perfect...and they don't break!
1776530
I would not recommend cutting pizza on the trays, you will ruin the finish.
1561675
Yes,you should be able to as each piece is adjustable...ie, just adjust it so far out of the way so it doesn't slice.
441140
Im sure you could, I've never needed to cut them. You might want to check with the company regarding the dehydrator question.
1699715
I would try a few. As long as they aren't soggy, I would think they could be chopped up easily
1837296
Yes. I use them for the momofuku cakes (for which specifically shouldn't be cut), but they certainly could be.
1530340
They might, I'm not sure they are sharp enough for that, you might need a mallot to force them through and you still might have issues with breakage because of the fine detailed points and indentations on most of the shapes
2075192
No- they are pretty small. I use them to cut meat and cheeses without bread. Hope this helps!
1125007
Sorry Tweety Bird .... You can only try it ..... The slices are really not very thick when cut using the slots on the slicer ..... Much thinner and you won't have much bread left �
1889499
You would have to potentially turn them upside down to use them. As they are they are very stiff and heavy to cut so I imagine it would be uncomfortable. I would recommend the soft grip fiskars, might be the better option.
1026238
Yes they can but it's a little difficult, you'll need to put the knife blade in a vice, then locate the proper sized star bit wrench and depending on the handle size of the wrench, a force multipler (pipe, hollow bar) then just lefty loosy and your finished.Oh p.s the scales might be glued on as well so be prepared for that
1962379
I'm not sure about them but I cut through mine while using a pizza cutter on fondant. I would do it very carefully.
461237
I did not cut these to size, but I see no reason why they can't be. They are thick, though, and I think they would be difficult to cut with most scissors. A utility knife should work.
2174137
I haven't, but I don't know why they wouldn't work for that activity. They work great for cutting sandwiches. Why don't you give cookie dough cutting a try and let us know how it works.
278431
Yes, you can cut them with scissors. I'm not sure about writing on them, but my guess would be that you can.
1956482
Yes they can. They are large like regular scissors so they can cut just about anything your imagination can come up with. My family likes shredded lettuce for tacos so I tried it for that and it worked like a charm
1773458
Yes, I know you can cut them with the proper tools. I have not painted them but I don't see why you couldn't.
1446437
Yeah, probably. But you'd have to cut pieces first that fit in the cutter part. It's concave to accommodate olives, mushrooms, eggs, etc.