The pizza wheel I have is nothing fancy, just an inexpensive one. The scissors are from Ikea - they do sets of three (two small and one large) for next to nothing and I stocked up when still in the UK.
I use these cutting tools probably as often as I use my knives because sometimes they just work better! If you have young children who need their food cut up for them you need a pizza wheel and scissors.
Pizza wheel
- Use it to cut toast before putting your baked beans and grated cheese on top. Then just grab a fork and go for it, no knife needed.
- Great for dicing thick slices of ham.
- Cut up your pancakes before drizzling syrup over.
- Slice through quesadillas with no fuss.
- Go back and forth with your pizza wheel over herbs on a cutting board to cut them up.
- Roll over slices of cheese to dice it up.
- Dice bread for croutons or to feed the ducks.
- Slice pizza with scissors to avoid scratching your pans - and easily get right to the edge too.
- Cut up waffles - I cut mine into quarters before freezing as they fit into the toaster better that way.
- Put fresh herbs into a little cup and snip them up with scissors.
- Cut toast into strips or quarters.
- Scissors are perfect for dicing bacon (cooked or uncooked).
- Snip up your cooked chicken for sandwiches, soup or salads.
- Cut up spring onions (green onions / scallions) or chives with scissors.
So you use your Pizza Wheel for many things but not to slice up pizza??? I'm joking with you of course ... but that's the only thing I use it for, or should I say used it for because I'll certainly be trying out some of your ideas. I do use scissors a lot in the kitchen though I've not tried cutting up pizza with them, but I'll certainly be giving it a go. Thanks for the ideas.
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I keep meaning to ask...can you show how you recovered your lamp shades in your bedroom makeover? I want to do it but I'm afraid it will look like I just slapped a piece of fabric on there. LOL Thanks!
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