broke my bread stone

[babr]

D@#$>:( was taking out the great bread that i make and i dropped my stone

so mad because it was perfect; don't want to buy a really expensive brand; but want something that is going to last; does anyone have any recommendations?

i am afraid to just go out and buy tile

thanks for any suggestions
Kris

[Jinger]

I don't know where you live, but I saw one in my local grocery store, HEB, for $10.00.

[babr]

yes, they sell them at places like target but i guess they crack at high temps. which what i bake my at. thanks for answering jinger

[daisy]

I have had this one for several years and really like it.

http://www.acemart.com/kitchen-supplies/pizza-supplies/baking-stones/pizza-baking-stone-14-x-16-each/prod8235.html?cm_ven=BizRate&cm_cat=CPC&cm_pla=&cm_ite=pizza-baking-stone-14-x-16-each%28AMMPS-1416%29

It was given to me as a gift, so I had no idea it was so pricey! It's a lot thicker than the cheaper one I used to have, so it has to heat up for 40+ minutes to get really hot.

[Jinger]

I have one I bought at World Market for $12 and it has never cracked at 500 degrees. I use it to make pizza once a week.

[dovergirl]

I now use a lodge cast iron 14" "pizza pan" instead of a baking stone. I get the same crisp crust but it heats up faster, has two handles and is more versatile than the pizza stone, imo. It's also pretty hard to break!

[Susan]

Go to a tile store and ask for firebrick that is used to line brick ovens. Designed to withstand high temps.