Got Cut With Stoneware! (Iso Retired Piece)

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Stoneware, specifically the Oval Baker, can be unexpectedly sharp and may cause injury if dropped, as demonstrated by a user who suffered a cut on their foot after dropping the dish. The user expressed greater concern for the damaged Oval Baker than for their injury. They are seeking to purchase another Oval Baker, requesting information on availability and shipping costs. Others empathized with the user's experience, sharing their fondness for the Oval Baker and expressing sympathy for both the injury and the loss of the dish.
susanr613
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I learned today that our stoneware is also sharp! I was roasting potatoes and carrots, and took my Oval Baker out of the oven to give the veggies a stir. I dropped it and CRASH it went onto the floor, including a shard that cut the top of my foot! Who knew?

Anyway, I am more upset about the loss of my Oval Baker than I am about the cut on my foot (a glass of wine helped with that). So...if you have an Oval Baker you are no longer using, please let me know how much you want for it, including shipping to 60107.

Time to change the bandage.... :eek:
 
You have my sympathies.
 
I'm so sorry for the loss of your Oval Baker! It's my favorite stone for roasting veggies...so I'm also sorry that I don't have one to send to you!
 
I have one new in box I believe. Let me check tomorrow.
 
Sorry to hear your foot got hurt. I hope it heals quickly for you. It makes the pain even worse when you lose a piece of stoneware you love.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Got Cut With Stoneware! (Iso Retired Piece)" mean?

"Got Cut With Stoneware! (Iso Retired Piece)" refers to a request or post in direct sales communities, particularly among Pampered Chef consultants and customers, seeking to buy or trade for a specific retired stoneware item. "Iso" stands for "In Search Of," indicating that someone is looking for a particular piece that is no longer in production.

Why are some Pampered Chef stoneware pieces retired?

Pampered Chef periodically retires certain products to make room for new items, refresh their product line, or respond to changing customer preferences. Retired pieces may become highly sought after by collectors or fans of specific designs.

How can I find a retired Pampered Chef stoneware piece?

You can find retired Pampered Chef stoneware pieces through various channels, including online marketplaces like eBay or Facebook Marketplace, Pampered Chef consultant groups, and direct sales forums. Networking with other Pampered Chef enthusiasts can also help you locate specific items.

Are retired Pampered Chef stoneware pieces still safe to use?

Yes, retired Pampered Chef stoneware pieces are generally safe to use as long as they have been well cared for and are free from cracks or chips. However, it's always a good idea to inspect any used items thoroughly before purchasing or using them.

What should I do if I have a retired stoneware piece that I no longer need?

If you have a retired stoneware piece that you no longer need, consider selling or trading it within Pampered Chef communities, online marketplaces, or local buy/sell/trade groups. Many collectors and fans are eager to find specific retired items, so you may find a good home for your piece.

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