KitchenAid – KE113OHERA KitchenAid Classic Pizza Wheel, 9-Inch, Red
$14.99
Last updated on September 22, 2024 1:50 am Details
- SLICE PIZZA LIKE A PRO: Pizza restaurants use a roller cutter like this one. The sharp blade makes a clean cut in any crust and, unlike using a knife, actually presses the crust and toppings together, keeping the toppings on your pizza.
- SUPER SHARP BLADE: The wheel is crafted from high-quality, premium 430 stainless steel that will stay sharp and resist rust. It is perfect for slicing pizza, waffles, pies, or cookie dough.
- ERGONOMIC HANDLE FOR COMFORT: The angled wheel allows optimal comfort and performance when slicing hot pizza straight out of the oven. The built-in finger guard protects your hands from both the blade and the heat. The sleek design of the handle gives it a premium feel as well. The glossy ABS handle features a debossed logo as well as an ABS chrome plated bolster and endcap.
- DISHWASHER SAFE: No more worying about how to clean stuck food from your pizza cutter! Simply place it in the dishwasher for a thorough full cleanup.
Specification: KitchenAid – KE113OHERA KitchenAid Classic Pizza Wheel, 9-Inch, Red
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KitchenAid – KE113OHERA KitchenAid Classic Pizza Wheel, 9-Inch, Red
$14.99
Wen –
My old pizza cutter got TOO wobbly after 15 years of use so I bought this because of good reviews. Unfortunately this was wobbly upon arrival. I didn’t even bother taking it out of the plastic packaging, and bought a Dexter Russel, which was completely wobble-free upon arrival. Fun fact: a few months later I found cheaper wobble-free, metal bearing pizza cutters at the local restaurant supply store. They know what’s up.
Kry –
Venía dañado del armazón (estético), pero no impedía que lo usara
Jorge Martinez Pedraza –
I have been watching on youtube recently videos of kitchen gadgets and some of them were pizza cutters and comparing them to the standard pizza wheel like this one. Quite simply, most of them try to do too much and some of them don’t even cut effectively. This pizza wheel is simple to use and really cuts through pizza better than I thought it would just by looking at the blade at first glance. It did not look that sharp to me but it really just slices through pizza quickly and efficiently.
I also thought that since it is sharp, I would get easily cut while cleaning it, but so far it has not been the case. That might be due more to be being careful but still it is worth to note.
PPenn –
Bought this to replace an old pizza cutter that fell apart. I trusted the reviews, especially those saying this was sharp. IT’S NOT. Even going over and over pizzas, it didn’t cut properly. I ended up using a knife. So as far as fitness for purpose goes, the KitchenAid Pizza Wheel is a fail.
I kept reading the reviews after buying and saw a recommendation for Dexter Russell pizza wheels. They’re made in Massachusetts and replacement cutting wheels are available. The company makes professional cutlery.
The Dexter Russell is what a pizza cutter should be. I am so unhappy with the KA I’m not even going to keep it as a backup. It’s going to Goodwill. If you like the KA wheel, great. If not, try Dexter Russell’s.
Miki –
Quedamos impresionados con lo fácil que es cortar la pizza con esta herramienta!! No le tienes que pasar treinta veces cómo pasa con otros cortadores de pizza, este es buenísimo y con pasarlo una vez, dejaste las rebanadas listas para servirse
dar –
This pizza cutter is so cheaply made! The bevel on the cutting wheel is only done on one side. For a name brand manufacturer to skip this simple step is ridiculously cheap.
Additionally, I am left handed, so this is completely useless as the bevel is on the wrong side of the wheel for me. Total garbage.
Found a double-sided bevel one for 1/2 the price at my local store.
Brian –
First use, washed it by hand before use and it worked like a pizza slicer should.
After the first use, washed it in the dishwasher, removed from dishwasher with rust all over the cutter surface.
Second use, wheel will not turn, upon inspection the “axle” is bent and won’t let the cutter wheel rotate. I guess it’s plastic and must have melted and deformed in the dishwasher.
Such a perfect waste of money.
Alejandro Valdez –
Se rompió al primer uso… Nada que ver con la calidad de la marca
Kathleen MacKenzie –
This gets the job done but it does wobble. Being Kitchen Aid at a premium price, I’m a bit surprised. That said, it is very easy and quick to clean by hand.
H. Hun –
So I thought I liked this. But with time I realize I don’t like it as much as my other past pizza cutters and it’s the most expensive one. It feels weird while cutting, doesn’t do a great job of cutting. I thought it was because it was new but with time it’s not improving. I don’t like how it doesn’t have a protective cover. Sounds stupid I know. I ridiculed myself for thinking this many times, but in a house of children, I think I would like a cover to store it in. My other one had a cover and I loved that. My pizza is usually not cut straight or even and this just doesn’t seem worth it. I’m ignorant so I’ll ask my husband if sharpening it is doable/ worth it, but otherwise I wish I’d purchased a different one.
E. E. Mort –
Replaced my much older KitchenAid pizza cutter – this thing stinks! Build quality is 8/10, look and finish is 9/10… wheel has a bit of left/right wobble, just enough for it to be a complaint but holy god they ergonomics of this thing… others might have a different take but as a young man in my 30’s and in perfect health and hand articulation – I found using this to be a massive pain. Its something about the angle that the blade mount is in relation to the handle – felt awful on my wrist as I used it… would much prefer my older KitchenAid cutter where the handle and the wheel were in a straight line – this thing literally hurts my 30 year old wrist to use. Throw this angled pizza cutter on the pile of ‘ideas that seem good, but don’t actually work/make ergonomics actually worse not better’
O. Albretsen –
A pizza cutter is kind of a non-essential item that I use every once in a blue moon, so I wasnt sure how much to pay for an item I use so infrequently. Usually, these are wobbly things I pick up at the dollar store, but this was only $10, not really a crippling amount of money, and the reviews made me intrigued to see what a nice pizza holder would be like.
Well, this thing sure is nice. I can’t believe how easy and smoothly it cuts and it’s always ultra sturdy (never any wobble). It’s also way larger than other pizza holders I’ve owned, which is a benefit. I mean if you want to spend a few extra bucks and go with the super high quality product, it’s hard to imagine finding this disappointing but, admittedly you can find a much cheaper cutter that will work fine (it just won’t be as luxurious).
I’m Here –
Handle good size for getting a good grip on utensil. Cutter works fine.