Hard Sear Pizza Scissors

Hard Sear Pizza Scissors

Pizza scissors that cut and lift — stainless blades with black-and-red grips, spatula or standard style.

Style: Standard Shears

$17.99
  • Cut the crust and lift the slice in one motion
  • Stainless blades with black-and-red soft-grip handles
  • Two styles: With Serving Spatula or Standard Shears

We ship only to United States and United Kingdom.

Delivered by August 14

Overview

Pizza night goes smoother when one tool cuts the crust and lifts the slice. These stainless pizza scissors use a top blade to cut clean while the serving-spatula style slides under — toppings stay put and the slice lands on the plate in the same motion.

Choose With Serving Spatula for cut-and-serve, or Standard Shears for a matching black-and-red hand tool without the base. Handy on the board or in the pan for pizza, quesadillas, herbs, and dough. Hand-wash and dry after use; keep fingers clear of the sharp edges.

Are pizza scissors better than a pizza wheel?

Scissors lift and cut in one motion, which helps thick crusts and loaded toppings. A wheel rolls fast on thin pizza; scissors give more control when cheese sticks.

Exact sizing can vary by selected option. Check the variant choice above before adding to cart.

Cut and serve in one move

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Cut and serve in one move

Slide the serving base under the crust, cut with the top blade, and lift straight to the plate. Toppings stay put instead of dragging across the pie.
Not only for pizza night

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Not only for pizza night

The same scissors handle quesadillas, flatbreads, herbs, and dough — useful whenever you want a clean cut without hunting a second server.

Why this matters

Clean slices with the toppings intact, served in one move.

A pizza wheel dragging the toppings off the slice.
Pizza Scissors

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