pizza saver
the little white plastic table that comes in a box of pizza, used to hold the box in place from collapsing onto the cheese.
pizza saver by keith rowan October 26, 2006
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Pizza Saver
A triangular shaped plastic bag designed specifically for storing pizza in the refrigerator or freeze. Designed with a zipper style closure for easy use. While designed for pizza storage, it also serves as a great disposable pastry bag. Patent #D572603
Mama Fresco's Pizza Saver is the perfect solution for storing pizza in the freezer or refrigerator. No more guessing what is in all that aluminum foil, or plastic wrap. www.mamafrescos.com
Pizza Saver by Mama Fresco July 10, 2009
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pizza saver • pizza • Pizza Hut • pizza face • Pizza Rolls • Pizza Slut • pizza time • pizza boy • pizza bagel • pizza pie
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