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Fits a single slice of pizza up to 16 inches while easily stacking for minimal storage space in the fridge
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MAXIMIZE FRIDGE SPACE-No more pizza boxes in your fridge!
SPACE-SAVING DESIGN
Fits a single slice of pizza up to 16 inches while easily stacking for minimal storage space in the fridge or freezer. It doesn't take up much room whether you are using it or not.
ON-THE-GO CONVENIENCE
No worry of crumbs or messes in bags or boxes. Individual containers keep each slice pizza separated to prevent toppings from getting smashed together.The tripod stands ensure toppings not smeared on lids even when you put the container in the take away bag.
Leftover Pizza Slice Container
Fits a single slice of pizza up to 16 inches while easily stacking for minimal storage space in the fridge or freezer. It doesn't take up much room whether you are using it or not.
Pizza Proofing Containers-500ml-5 Colors
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In Jan.2022
We launched our first KEVJES pizza dough proofing containers with 6 colors-500ml series for making family pizza up to 12 inch!
In Jul. 2023
As some of our customers complained that our regular size(500 ml) is a little bitter small, we proudly launched the KEVJES PLUS series for you. 1 liter size of the KEVJES PLUS silicone dough proofing container meets your needs for preparing large size pizzas(12-16 inch).
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How to make neapolitan pizza sauce ?
How to make Neapolitan pizza sauce ? Neapolitan pizza sauce is all about quality ingredients. And you only need a few simple ingredients to make a great sauce: sweet tomatoes,...
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Why you need to let your dough rise?
Why you need to let your dough rise ? When you let your pizza dough rise, a process called fermentation happens. Fermentation is a process where yeast eats the...
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How to rise pizza dough?
How to rise pizza dough? Lightly grease KEVJES dough containers with oil and place the dough balls in. A little bit of oil will make it easier to get the...
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