Stainless Steel Pizza Dough Scraper with Measuring Scale
Stop fighting sticky dough and guessing portions. One brushed stainless steel blade lifts dough off the counter, cuts it into measured pieces, and carries a 15 x 12 cm edge with a cm and inch scale printed right on it. Each crust starts the same size.
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Stop fighting sticky dough and guessing portions. One brushed stainless steel blade lifts dough off the counter, cuts it into measured pieces, and carries a 15 x 12 cm edge with a cm and inch scale printed right on it. Each crust starts the same size.
One-piece stainless steel scraper and cutter with built-in measuring scale
- sticky dough clinging to counters
- uneven dough portions
- measuring dough without a separate ruler
Portion, lift and measure dough without the mess
Sticky dough and guessed portions turn pizza night into a scramble. One brushed steel scraper with a built-in scale gives you clean lifts and matching crusts every time.
Scrape, cut and measure on one blade
- A rigid blade that lifts dough
The blade is brushed stainless steel, stiff enough to slide under a sticky ball of dough without bending the way plastic does. Run it low and flat along the counter and the dough lets go in one piece. More tools in the same family live in our dough cutters.
- Measured portions, every time
The cm and inch scale is printed right on the blade, so you can split a batch into matching balls without hunting for a ruler. Lay the edge across the dough, read the marks, and cut. Looking for other measuring tools? Browse our stainless steel measuring spoons.
- Clean-up in minutes
Stainless steel wipes clean and the whole tool is dishwasher safe. Rinse off dough right after use so it does not dry into the printed markings.
Lift, cut, and portion in three moves
- 1Lift the dough
Slide the blade low under the dough at a shallow angle, with light and steady pressure. The dough releases from the counter in one piece.
- 2Cut even portions
Press the edge straight down through the dough. Use the printed cm scale to check that each piece is the same width.
- 3Portion and transfer
Set each piece on the tray or peel, then slide the blade under the next one. Wipe the counter with the blade, then wash it.
Dishwasher safe and easy to wipe
- Dishwasher safe
Load the scraper in the dishwasher after baking. The stainless blade and rolled handle take the cycle without special handling.
- Rinse dough off first
Dried dough is harder to clear from the printed markings. A quick rinse right after use keeps the scale easy to read.
- Dry the blade
Wipe the brushed finish dry before storing so water spots stay off the surface.
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Questions and answers
The blade is rigid stainless steel, so it slides under dough at a low angle without digging in. Pressing hard and straight down against a hard surface is what chips finishes, so keep the angle shallow and the pressure light.
The cm and inch scale is a quick visual guide for cutting even portions. It is not a calibrated instrument. If exact weight matters, weigh the dough on a kitchen scale and use the blade to cut to the right size.
Yes. The same blade cuts bread dough, pastry and cake batter portions. The 15 x 12 cm edge fits most home batches.
It is dishwasher safe. Rinse dough off first and the printed markings stay easy to read.
Plastic flexes and misses the corners, so it lifts less dough cleanly. Steel holds its shape, lifts sticky dough, and carries the measuring scale on the same blade, so you do not need a separate ruler.
Stainless steel costs more than plastic because the rigid blade is what lifts dough cleanly. One steel tool replaces both a scraper and a ruler, so you are paying for one purchase instead of two.
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