Salter BW14821 Toronto 12 inch pizzabräda & pizzaskärare set

What sets the Salter BW14821 Toronto apart from ordinary pizza boards is the thoughtful pairing of a natural acacia wood serving board with a matching stainless steel rocker cutter. Instead of juggling separate tools, you get a coordinated set that slices cleanly and presents beautifully—right out of a gift-ready box.

Highlights

• Set includes one round 12-inch (30 cm) acacia wood pizza board and one rocker-style pizza cutter.
• Board features integrated slicing grooves that guide the blade and catch crumbs or juices.
• Ergonomic handle on the board offers a secure grip when carrying or serving.
• Rocker cutter has a sharp curved stainless steel blade and an acacia wood handle for comfortable use.
• All materials are food-grade and finished naturally, with no artificial coatings.
• Packaged in a presentation box, making it an excellent gift for pizza lovers.

In daily use

Place your freshly baked pizza on the board and let the grooves hold it steady. The rocker cutter rocks back and forth, applying even pressure for clean slices without dragging toppings. After serving, the board doubles as a rustic serving platter for bread, cheese, or antipasti. Hand wash both pieces with mild soap and dry immediately to preserve the wood. Occasionally oil the board with food-safe mineral oil to maintain its warm, natural sheen.

Full specifications

• Set type: Pizza board and cutter set
• Board material: Acacia wood
• Board diameter: 30 cm (12 inches)
• Board shape: Round
• Board features: Integrated slicing grooves, ergonomic handle
• Cutter blade material: Stainless steel
• Cutter handle material: Acacia wood
• Cutter type: Rocker pizza cutter
• Cutter features: Sharp curved blade
• Finish: Natural wood
• Food safety: Food-grade materials
• Care instructions: Hand wash only, not dishwasher safe
• Packaging: Gift-ready presentation box
• Series name: Toronto

Final note

The Salter Toronto set combines durability, elegance, and practical design—ideal for home kitchens, casual dining, and gifting.