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Baking stone
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I found a cheap ($15) baking stone, packaged with a wooden peel at Bed, Bath & Beyond. Can I use this on my BGE, or do I need to spend more money for a fancier one?[p]The baking stone's size is 14 3/4 inches, and I have a large BGE.
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Eggtuary,
You can use it - I understand that folks have had problems with non-BGE stones cracking and breaking when heated in a BGE.[p]Ken
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BlueSmoke,
My $15 special broke first time.[p]Mike
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Car Wash Mike,[p]Same here Mike....[p]I've used my BGE pizza stone for maybe 6 years now and never had a problem....go with what works..
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BYC39,[p]Ditto that....same experience here.[p]
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Car Wash Mike,[p]My $15 stone broke last night.... still cooked the pizza on it... I had to do what I had to do. [p]It was the first time I had ever used it.
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