Pay in euros (not pounds), and use a card that doesn't charge fees for foreign purchases (such as a Halifax Clarity card). If you don't possess a fee-free card, just download the Revolut app on your smartphone, make an account and use that.
Pizza oven with timer - Only household oven that can reach 390°C, the ideal temperature for professional pizza cooking.
Refractory stone hot-plate (Diameter 31cm).
Thermostat with 3 cooking settings and indicator light - Temperature range from 190 to 390 degree Celsius.
Dimensions: 31.5cm x 37.5cm x 25cm (high) - Available in either Red or Black.
Top comments
FantasyDeals
21 Dec 157#1
Look at how angry he looks :confused: 'This is my pizza now!'
austinc
22 Dec 156#22
There is a little red devil sitting on my shoulder. He told me to tell you to buy another, swap it with the broken one and send it back. I of course told him that's very naughty indeed.
All comments (45)
FantasyDeals
21 Dec 157#1
Look at how angry he looks :confused: 'This is my pizza now!'
McHotpoon
21 Dec 151#2
I just see him smiling with a pizza tonge.... Can't wait to tear his face open and rip it out grrrrrr pizza yum!
andysfast
21 Dec 15#3
But are these any good, not the pizza, the machine.
jonahj
21 Dec 15#4
This is the best kitchen aid I have ever owned, spectacular results on a par with pizza restaurants. Jamie Oliver recipe for pizza dough, I make mine in bread machine. Also use his tomato sauce recipe. I'm no professional chef, all the family gobsmacked how delicious they are. Buy one you want regret it.
soulman123
21 Dec 15#5
wow... bought!
cant wait to get it.
Lately obsessed with pizza .. trying to replicate the local kebab shop style pizza their base is magic.
andrew_galloway
21 Dec 15#6
I'm going to guess it will come with Euro Plug Socket?
ajavaid92 to andrew_galloway
21 Dec 15#7
Yes.
rudey_98
21 Dec 151#8
Love love love mine- still used once/twice per week after nearly 6 months owning it. When I'm lazy I buy store made pizza and still really happy with the resulting pizza
101monkeys
21 Dec 15#9
Ordered and came in a few days after but they posted in the actual retail box so as you can imagine it came battered and in a dirty ripped state so sent straight back. Never again. Very poor service
fit finlay to 101monkeys
21 Dec 152#11
I ordered twice from amazon italy, both came in outer amazon box so no problem with packaging. as for the machine AMAZING PIZZAS, 5 mins to make the dough, passata with some galic/bit of herb for your sauce
and bang on some topping. buy one of these & check out some recipies for dough/sauce etc and you'll never phone for a pizza again (and save a fortune)
Lilou123
21 Dec 151#10
if i had space in my kitchen for one more gadget I would def buy it
craigk8163
21 Dec 15#12
How do we translate
wilmslow3
21 Dec 15#13
I would agree - best tasting pizzas can be made with these - if you go to the trouble to make your own from scratch they are as good as anything I've got from a restaurant.
I've found even shop bought pizzas taste far superior (and cooks in about half the time) Aldi chilled ones are pretty good :-)
Only problem I've had and is a pretty major one! The top heating element died in mine after being used (a lot) - I'm still trying to find a replacement part any HUKD users managed to find a replacement?
jonhoggy
21 Dec 15#14
Totale pagamento: GBP 58.94, not £56.97, for me.
OK im new to purchasing from Euro Amazon websites - it displays GBP, presumably as i have currency converter switched on - so I again, presume I get charged in GBP.
If I switch it off, will i pay less Euros but then be susceptible to being charged by my Mastercard for the currency conversion ?
Just not sure how the deal is quoting around £2 cheaper - wondered if ive got the above facts right anyone ?
Cheers
ajavaid92 to jonhoggy
22 Dec 151#15
Pay in euros (not pounds), and use a card that doesn't charge fees for foreign purchases (such as a Halifax Clarity card). If you don't possess a fee-free card, just download the Revolut app on your smartphone, make an account and use that.
Hope this helps. :smiley:
benasipro
22 Dec 15#16
Do not ever use Amazon Converter Service.
The Exchange rate is rubish.
Also MasterCard, Amex and Visa have charge £2.99 for buying goods with non pounds price.
Few cards do not charge that, the one is PostOfice Master Card but for other security reasons, Amazon.fr/de/it do not accept it.
£49.95 + £4.95 delivery charge = £54.90
Dispatched from and sold by JM POSNER.
stevieshoes
22 Dec 15#18
I don't think that's the same Ferrari brand.
Would like one but can't justify it.
Can you use uk Amazon gift vouchers? Or is the exchange rate rubbish?
skarmachild
22 Dec 15#19
lies. its **** easy to make pizza but really we want the gross overpriced, blends-in-with-everything culinary abortion that is pizza hut
oat233
22 Dec 15#20
Long thread with great advice from when this was posted a few months ago is here.
This is a bargain. I paid €95 for mine (black model) and haven't regretted it. Get yourself some 00 flour (preferably Caputo) and you will never buy a pre-made pizza again.
This is a pic of my first attempt that I posted in the thread I linked to
oat233
22 Dec 15#21
Yes, it does. A standard 13 amp EU to UK adapter I bought in argos is what I use with mine.
austinc
22 Dec 156#22
There is a little red devil sitting on my shoulder. He told me to tell you to buy another, swap it with the broken one and send it back. I of course told him that's very naughty indeed.
nooks
22 Dec 15#23
Ordered for the Mrs's birthday, thank you OP
barga
22 Dec 15#24
since when Ferrari do pizza ovens?
richp_scc
22 Dec 15#25
Be very careful with these, I had one and it's impossible to clean he base stone. Any leakage from the pizza or oil through it and it welds itself to the stone. Would not recommend.
jonahj
22 Dec 15#26
Makes no difference what so ever to the taste of cooked pizza if the stone is marked. Impossible to stop cheese oozing onto the stone. Scrap excess off and wipe damp cloth. Just doesn't look very good but due to temperature it heats up to, hygiene wise, no problem at all
dazbang
22 Dec 15#27
I'm with Jonahj on this one - our first attempt at pizza making was a disaster (we over -cheesed!) and the pizza stone now shows the scars, but it hasn't affected the subsequent pizza making one bit.
Awesome kitchen gadget!
steford
22 Dec 151#28
Do you think the inside of Italian pizza ovens are spotless? Makes no difference whatsoever. Recommended.
Duelling Duck
22 Dec 15#29
Anyone tried making naan bread in these? I've got a pretty good method with a searing hot thick oven tray and a grill and it gets great results but an alternative for my friends who are a bit flimsy would be good to know.
ajavaid92
22 Dec 15#30
Yep, my Mum made some the other day. Great tasting! However, only downside is that unlike the oven, you can only make one at a time (so can take up a lot of time!)
andysfast
22 Dec 151#31
Just did thanks
jonahj
22 Dec 15#32
Don't forget your euro adapter, got mine in the poundshop. Happy pizza making! quote=andysfast]Just did thanks[/quote]
leon121
22 Dec 15#33
That's fast
Midnight Tboy
23 Dec 15#34
doh! (or should that be dough!!)...waited too long. up in price now
365pizza
23 Dec 15#35
oh mamma mia!
ajavaid92
31 Dec 15#36
Recommended heat and time settings for frozen pizza?
steford
1 Jan 16#37
Naans are great in it. That said a hot frying pan works pretty well as you don't have to do both sides at once.
andysfast
1 Jan 16#38
If you mean home made sticky naan then I cant get it to work, it does not seem to get hot enough. I normally cook them under a hot grill and have to turn them over.
steford
1 Jan 16#39
Yep - homemade dough. Works just the same as it does for pizza. Highest heat setting of 3 with the stone warmed up for 10 mins.
andysfast
1 Jan 16#40
So you have to pre heat it, that makes sense thanks, the wife makes great naan mixture in the bread maker then i add cheese and onion or peppers, mmmmmmm
steford
1 Jan 16#41
Yes - the usual way as for pizzas. Switch on and wait for light to go out/come on (can't remember which). Then open lid to allow to cool a bit until top element comes back on. Then add pizza/naan and close lid for 3-5 mins. Just finished a couple of pizzas now - lovely!
Shirl
6 Jan 16#42
I love the pizza oven and make fab pizza and naan bread with it. I ordered one from UK Amazon for a Christmas present and paid £78 but it came with a Euro plug. Amazon wanted to send me a cheap adaptor but I said no way. Eventually they discounted it by half and I now notice that they have stopped selling them on their page due to customer problems. Looks like they must have been trying to flog a Euro batch for full price!
Anyway I am thinking of ordering another one at this good price but i've heard there is one that also has a plate fixed on the top rather than the element, anyone know anything?
bob_regis
23 Apr 16#43
Can anyone advise how they handled the plug situation. I was about to replace the Euro plug with a UK one by cutting it off but it looks like it is 16 amps.
How can it look like 16amps, 13a is the highest rate plug you can get. Mine had a 13a plug on it but people have used a shaver adapter or just put a 13a plug on it.
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Opening post
Pay in euros (not pounds), and use a card that doesn't charge fees for foreign purchases (such as a Halifax Clarity card). If you don't possess a fee-free card, just download the Revolut app on your smartphone, make an account and use that.
Pizza oven with timer - Only household oven that can reach 390°C, the ideal temperature for professional pizza cooking.
Refractory stone hot-plate (Diameter 31cm).
Thermostat with 3 cooking settings and indicator light - Temperature range from 190 to 390 degree Celsius.
Dimensions: 31.5cm x 37.5cm x 25cm (high) - Available in either Red or Black.
Top comments
All comments (45)
cant wait to get it.
Lately obsessed with pizza .. trying to replicate the local kebab shop style pizza their base is magic.
and bang on some topping. buy one of these & check out some recipies for dough/sauce etc and you'll never phone for a pizza again (and save a fortune)
I've found even shop bought pizzas taste far superior (and cooks in about half the time) Aldi chilled ones are pretty good :-)
Only problem I've had and is a pretty major one! The top heating element died in mine after being used (a lot) - I'm still trying to find a replacement part any HUKD users managed to find a replacement?
OK im new to purchasing from Euro Amazon websites - it displays GBP, presumably as i have currency converter switched on - so I again, presume I get charged in GBP.
If I switch it off, will i pay less Euros but then be susceptible to being charged by my Mastercard for the currency conversion ?
Just not sure how the deal is quoting around £2 cheaper - wondered if ive got the above facts right anyone ?
Cheers
Hope this helps. :smiley:
The Exchange rate is rubish.
Also MasterCard, Amex and Visa have charge £2.99 for buying goods with non pounds price.
Few cards do not charge that, the one is PostOfice Master Card but for other security reasons, Amazon.fr/de/it do not accept it.
If anyone wants it from amazon uk than here is the link
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B018U9QK88/ref=mp_s_a_1_47?qid=1450743314&sr=8-47&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=pizza+oven
£49.95 + £4.95 delivery charge = £54.90
Dispatched from and sold by JM POSNER.
Would like one but can't justify it.
Can you use uk Amazon gift vouchers? Or is the exchange rate rubbish?
This is a bargain. I paid €95 for mine (black model) and haven't regretted it. Get yourself some 00 flour (preferably Caputo) and you will never buy a pre-made pizza again.
This is a pic of my first attempt that I posted in the thread I linked to
Awesome kitchen gadget!
Anyway I am thinking of ordering another one at this good price but i've heard there is one that also has a plate fixed on the top rather than the element, anyone know anything?
What has everyone else done?