I'm not often excited when I buy a kitchen utensil but this KitchenAid Pizza Wheel/Cutter is about as good as it gets. As soon as I opened the box and removed the cutter from the packaging, I was in love. It had the most substantial, in the hand feel that I've ever experienced with a pizza cutter. I should mention that I worked in a pizza shop for several years and we had cutters with 4" wheels and wooden handles. They were OK but this is even better. The wheel itself is super sharp and substantial. It's not going to ever go out of round. What is also overlooked in the majority of pizza cutters on the market is the lack of nut to tighten the blade if need be. Most cutters uses a cheap rivet to hold the wheel and they eventually loosen up causing the blade to wobble. Not so with the KitchenAid pizza wheel... it has a nut that can be tightened when necessary.

The handle is nicely designed with a finger guard on the bottom and a nice indentation for your thumb to rest on the top. It is solid and heavy, both good qualities to have when slicing through a thick or crispy crust.

KitchenAid used to make this cutter with a 4" wheel. It does not seem to be available any more. I'd have preferred to buy a 4" wheel pizza cutter since it makes cutting the pizza a bit more efficient but I'm not complaining. This 3" wheel excels since it has the sharpness and heft to get the job done.

You can pay nearly as much for a vastly inferior pizza cutter. Why not just get the best one right off the bat? With proper care it will surely last for years and years.
I'm not often excited when I buy a kitchen utensil but this KitchenAid Pizza Wheel/Cutter is about as good as it gets. As soon as I opened the box and removed the cutter from the packaging, I was in love. It had the most substantial, in the hand feel that I've ever experienced with a pizza cutter. I should mention that I worked in a pizza shop for several years and we had cutters with 4" wheels and wooden handles. They were OK but this is even better. The wheel itself is super sharp and substantial. It's not going to ever go out of round. What is also overlooked in the majority of pizza cutters on the market is the lack of nut to tighten the blade if need be. Most cutters uses a cheap rivet to hold the wheel and they eventually loosen up causing the blade to wobble. Not so with the KitchenAid pizza wheel... it has a nut that can be tightened when necessary. The handle is nicely designed with a finger guard on the bottom and a nice indentation for your thumb to rest on the top. It is solid and heavy, both good qualities to have when slicing through a thick or crispy crust. KitchenAid used to make this cutter with a 4" wheel. It does not seem to be available any more. I'd have preferred to buy a 4" wheel pizza cutter since it makes cutting the pizza a bit more efficient but I'm not complaining. This 3" wheel excels since it has the sharpness and heft to get the job done. You can pay nearly as much for a vastly inferior pizza cutter. Why not just get the best one right off the bat? With proper care it will surely last for years and years.