Anything I come across for making pizza goes here, except for the ovens themselves. These sites from the industrial suppliers to the home businesses selling one gimmick from their web site.
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http://www.superpeel.com |
Another cookery gimmick, patented of course. A peel that apparently picks up better than most. Update : oooh, but it is quite good. See http://www.pizzasbypost.co.uk/superpeel.html
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PizzaPastaNet - UK |
UK pizza and pasta resource site. I would give it six months, but it has got a backer, and there has been a site around for a while. Includes supplier listings, which is notable as it is UK based. Very comprehensive product list in this section, and quite a few suppliers.
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Euroquip |
UK based pizza equipment supplier. This web page is just a scanned image hosted on the pizzapastanet site., but as everyone else on this list seems to be US based I thought they deserved a place
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Fibrament Baking Stones |
A baking stone site. Seems to be one product. Chicago mail/web order.
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(i)QVC |
QVC Pizza Maker's page. A stone, a tabletop 'oven' and a few bits and pieces for home use.
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The Mozzarella Company |
Not exactly equipment, but I couldn't not include them. Interesting page on the history of Mozzarella.
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AMS Enterprises |
Another reconditioned pizza equipment seller, with emphasis on the big capital items.
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GI Metal |
Italian pizza equipment manufacturer, but with a multi-lingual site. They seem to have everything and the site is fast, because it is mainly text html, with just small images of the products. Password (registration) required to see the prices. Worldwide delivery with TNT. Hate the colour scheme though. (says he :)
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PizzaTools.com |
Manufacturers of high quality pizza equipment at factory direct prices. (Their words)
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Kitchen Emporium |
Mainly pasta equipment on this page, but there are some stones down at the bottom. Based in Rhode Island, but with online ordering
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