"Do you always end up with blistered pizza crust or a puffed up apple pie while baking?

Whether you just love to eat pizza or you are running a bakery business, you know that the quality of the dough can impact the overall taste of your baked goods. This can be solved easily by properly docking the dough before you bake them in the oven.

However, this can be very time-consuming if you’re still using a fork to do it, even if you’re baking with the help of family members. Imagine manually poking holes into a 16-inch party-sized pizza — who has time for that? Here’s something that’ll make baking or pizza-making less stressful for you.

The Orblue Pizza Dough Docker Roller is a must-have for making mouthwatering pizzas, pies, or crispbreads.

This versatile dough docker can be used for making amazing pizza, pie crusts, crackers, or flatbreads. This gives you a faster and much more efficient alternative to using a fork! The sharp spikes prick uniform holes on the dough with minimal effort, and all you have to do is to press and roll away.

Its ergonomic handle offers excellent maneuverability so that you may maintain a firm yet consistent grip. Even your kids will have an easy using it.

Perfect for both pizza-making hobbyists and professional cooks or chefs, this pizza puncher is made to last through many baking sessions. It’s made of high-impact plastic which does not absorb odors. Unlike metal ones, it won’t rust or leave a weird metallic taste on your food.

More reasons to love this dough perforator:

- Compact size (8.4”x5”x0.9”)
- Ideal for commercial and home kitchens
- Available in black, red, dark grey and light grey

Ready to bake yummy memories with the family? Add the Orblue Pizza Dough Docker Roller to your cart NOW."

Manufacturer	Orblue
Country of Origin	USA
Item model number	ORBDDOCKER
ASIN	B09VNXNCCM

Orblue Pizza Dough Docker, Pastry Roller with Spikes Pizza Docking Tool for Home & Commercial Kitchen - Pizza Making Accessories that Prevent Dough from Blistering Light Gray

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