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ãThick stainless steelã: Bike pizza slicer made of stainless steel craftsmanship, not easy to rust, corrosion resistance. High hardness, good strength, sharpness and durability.

ãSharp large disc rollerã: The cutter head is finely polished layer by layer, and the blade is extremely sharp, and it does not stick to the filling. The surface of the front and rear wheels adopts non-stick coating, which is non-stick and easy to clean, and can directly contact food.

ãCreative design + Hand grip designã: Bicycle pizza cutter wheel. ABS handle material + 3 angle fixed swing frame + stainless steel material is durable + rotatable sharp blade. Pressing the three pivots of the stool, head and rod with one hand can easily push and slice pizza.

ã360-degree reinforced bearingsã: Reinforced bearings can be cut back and forth. 360-degree flexible rotation, second-speed cutting, effortless.

ãTasty momentã: Pizza cutter adds a little fun to baking. Cut cakes, breads, toasts, sandwiches, buns, and dough.

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Product description: Bicycle Pizza Cutter
Tasty moment: Pizza cutter adds a little fun to baking. Cut cakes, breads, toasts, sandwiches, buns, and dough.
Thick stainless steel: made of stainless steel craftsmanship, not easy to rust, corrosion resistance. High hardness, good strength, sharpness and durability.
Sharp large disc roller: The cutter head is finely polished layer by layer, and the blade is extremely sharp, and it does not stick to the filling. The surface of the front and rear wheels adopts non-stick coating, which is non-stick and easy to clean, and can directly contact food..
360-degree reinforced bearings: reinforced bearings can be cut back and forth. 360-degree flexible rotation, second-speed cutting, effortless.
Creative design: bicycle pizza slice. ABS handle material + 3 angle fixed swing frame + stainless steel material is durable + rotatable sharp blade.
Hand grip design: Pressing the three pivots of the stool, head and rod with one hand can easily push and slice pizza.
The package includes:
1pcs pizza cutter

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