It keeps it moist. It is a fridge lifesaver.

It has 5 dividers to store up to 6 slices. Takes up way less space than a pizza box and fits the pizza slices perfectly.

I go to repurchase (which i reluctantly did) and it was $25. Product is mediocre and not worth $25" "do not buy this piece of *.

Product partially collapses when you try to close the top lid. Container keeps collapsing when you attempt to snap the lid on. All the edges of the lid was snapped off and the cardboard packaging on the actual product was ripped.

Container is flimsy, not big enough for regular to bigger slices & never closes correctly. The dividers don't do much but separate the slices. Otherwise the crust is way higher than the slice and doesn’t stack, they just slide down.

The pizza pack defeats the purpose of having a reusable pizza storage solution. The container is quite bulky and not easy to carry around.

But the results are totally worth it. It will last a lifetime if properly cared for.

It’s a slab of metal, but nicely manufactured. Steel has it over stone hands down. Dense and heavy.

Pizza snobs love it. This thing is a beast. The steel stone is awesome!

This steel is great. This steel works fantastic! Highly recommended. I hope this information helps you.

It is wide and smooth and heavy and awkward to lift out of the oven and into the sink to clean off. It weighs 25 pounds so it is highly unlikely that your wife will want to move this monster to the over every time you want to use it.

The nerd chef stone takes too long to heat up. This means that the crust will cook until it burns. My old perforated aluminum pan cooks 100 times better than this and gives me a perfect crust.

It's just iron with enough carbon in it composite to quality it as steel but it rusts and may not be really safe. Rusted after day 1. It's not like it was soaking in hot acidic water.