"pizza cutter" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the term when referring to a utensil use to cut pizza. For example: "I used the pizza cutter to make perfect slices of pepperoni pizza."
Pizza Que pizza cutter is $20 at Sur La Table stores and surlatable.com, and $19.95 at Broadway Panhandler in New York, broadwaypanhandler.com.
£155, ToyWatch 5. Star Trek pizza cutter Add some geek chic to your kitchen this Christmas with this quirky pizza cutter for those all important Star Trek marathons.
Then she used a plexiglass strip and a pizza cutter to slice the dough into squares.
On a recent afternoon, Mr. Brusberg was demonstrating the technique of running a pizza cutter along seeded rows of baby All Star lettuce mix, to separate the plants.
£28, Amazon 3. PI-zza cuThis This uniquely designed pizza cutter shaped like the sign for pi is for brilliant the mathematician in your life.
Choose your variety and the baker will slice it with a pizza cutter and wrap it in butcher's paper for you.
Star Trek Pizza Cutter: £24.99, firebox.com This Trekky collectable not only slices into baked dough like a knife through butter, but its chromium-plated body is a replica model of the original (and best) series' Starship Enterprise.
And you should have a metal pizza peel (which releases dough more easily than wood), a pizza cutter and a pizza stone, which lets you get the most out of your oven without invalidating the warranty.
The purchase, which he had to defend with the parliamentary fees office, earned Mr. Watson a free pizza cutter from the department store Marks & Spencer, a detail not lost on the British media.
Now someone, Trident Design (my company), creates a new innovative pizza cutter, the Pitzo, which improves upon every design advancement made to date.
Raven used a pizza cutter to cut open Jarrett's forehead.
