WOW you sound like a happy person. Your relatives will be happy too when you leave them all the money you didn't spend.

I think I will purchase this oven and put it with the Sandwich Toaster, Soup Maker, George Foreman Grill etc etc.

I have a normal oven which cooks pizza so why would I need to buy another gadget just to cook pizza waste of money !!!!

Fastest ever pizza delivery......problem is your Ferrari smells of pizza.

does it have UK plug ?

no it doesn't have a uk plug but you can buy a converter from poundland or poundworld

Hot, bought one from Amazon Italy a month or so ago , arrived quickly and no problems.

It works well, but does get very very hot, so still trying to adjust to that.

Instructions are in Italian, obviously - some of the suggested recipes are quite amusing, I cant believe anyone would make a pizza with chips on it...

ring Amazon UK they price matched it when I rang when it was last posted on here

I have a normal oven which cooks pizza so why would I need to buy another gadget just to cook pizza waste of money !!!!

Coming out at £58 with delivery for me :disappointed:

Coming out at £58 with delivery for me :disappointed:
you need to click on the standard delivery option..

Oh god not this again..

How is this better than an oven?

I think I will purchase this oven and put it with the Sandwich Toaster, Soup Maker, George Foreman Grill etc etc.

Its only free delivery within Italy otherwise its £58.04 delivered.

What size pizza do they do?

Disappointed with mine. The stone plate has developed a 4 inch hairline crack almost immediately and it's probably not too long before it fails completely. It burns too easily and the only way to clean is to leave on high heat to burn off the residue - not very efficient.

imagine electricity cost

Really? That's common where I'm from. A chip pizza is called a London.

Care to share the recipe for the dough? Rather have it from a real person than a random website, I'm sure you'll have it down to a T.

Just under £60 would be a more accurate description! Btw.....pizza one of the most boring foods on earth.

Wanted one of these for ages, ordered thanks op. Now does anyone know the recipe for dominos garlic dip lol I will save a fortune

My friend told me about the London pizza. Made me laugh. Then he told me about the Teesside pizza, a pizza with half chips half doner meat covered in cheese!

I've saved a fortune, no more wasted money at Pizza hut or dominos.

Worth every penny, also if there are a lot of YouTube videos with Italians reviewin the item then it should be good.

I am not a professional pizza maker but here is what I made:

I bought this over a month ago and would agree that it is great. The stone does discolor but this is part of the process. The manuels and recipes are in English but i have made my own dough from other recipes. I would also suggest making your own tomoto sauce if possible but you can get ready made dough and sauces from most local stores

fabulous machine, in regular use in my home. beautiful pizza made from fresh ingredients in under 5 minutes

Bought this last week and it is amazing ! Pizza in 5 minute and restaurant quality !

I use Jamie Oliver pizza dough recipe and also his tomato pizza sauce recipe - a 10inch pizza freshly made in 5 minutes for £1,50!

Jamie Oliver's pizza Dough recipe takes 1/2 hour then can be stored in fridge or frozen so super quick dinner if made in advance and stored

I bought this in August for my wife's birthday and we have nearly gone through a 25kg bag of Caputo pizzeria flour since! We have 2kg left. I have used a lot making bread along with pizza probably once a week, but its saved a lot on shopping trips purely for bread. The pizza dough does keep sat in the garage for maybe 4-5 days. (Which is off the kitchen) probably longer!

For a cheap quick meal whipping up a pizza with a dough ball and pasta sauce and grated mozzarella topped with a bit of salami and whatever else takes minutes. Garlic bread with cheese pizza bases are also nice. Literal must cost under 20p per garlic bread and 50p per pizza if buying in bulk! If you have a bread machine, its really easy! Just do the dough in there, and portion up for a second rise. Look on YouTube, or the previous thread! It really is the best thing we've bought for the kitchen. It will offset the ripoff nespresso machine I've bought for my wife for Christmas! 30p per coffee! Although I must admit its nice.

Oh and if you can't be bothered making dough asda and tesco both do ready made pizza dough for about £1.20 but honestly I thought it would be a pain making dough and proving it etc but dead easy and kids have loved doing it

Best frozen/ready dough >

Madness, in Italy its usually called an American pizza! I tried it, was not amused, locals love them tho?

these are amazing make great pizza, oven pizza just doesn't cut it, gotta ask how do people keep the dam thing clean its a nightmare?

That picture looks like stitch from lilo and stitch lol

cheaper to order pizzas lol... even better go to asda and get theirs, like £4, cost more in leccy to cook 1 pizza on this thing than buying one!

Such a contradiction between everyone who has used one and all the know-it-alls moaning about it without having a clue what it does.

Thanks OP, ordered, hopefully it will get used more than slow cooker.

Anybody know what the ideal temperature and time is for frozen ready made pizza?

To you guys with cracks on the stones, can I ask did you's ever rapidly cool it even by accident ? E.g wash it whilst hot still ? Just wondering if the cracks are caused my rapid temperature shock to the possible brittle stones

Nope. I just let mine cool naturally and I don't use anything to clean it, I just gently rub off any residue with my hands when it has cooled. The hairline crack was there before I even turned it on for the first time, but by the 4th use it had got bigger.

These are huge!

... Problem?

I bought one from a re-seller on Amazon and it's superb - came with a UK plug. I bought my parents one as an early christmas present direct from Amazon and it came with a 2 pin plug. We cut the plug off and fitted a UK plug and all is well (they love it too). If you look on Amazon they have identified there is an issue with them at the moment - it'll be the plug issue; but it's not a deal breaker to have to swap a plug over.
Ours gets used 2 or 3 times a week and we love it. Real nice pizzas. We make our dough in the breadmaker - no fuss and it just gets on with it.

bought one of these a few months ago for around £65. amazing pizzas just make sure its really hot before use. i set the temp to 2.5 and turn it up to 3 just before i put the pizza in. Try not to open the lid before its ready to keep in all the heat. takes a bit of getting used to but the results are superb once you have the hang of it

Re. plugs - rather than using an adapter I'd recommend cutting off the EU plug and fitting a UK one, it will be safer and more reliable for permanent use, especially with a high-power item.

I make my own pizzas and cook them in my Bosch oven. Always crisp and taste amazing. I'm not a clown. Cheers Mr Bobo

We have homemade pizza once a week and we use the pizza baking trays that have the holes (about £2). Nice crispy pizza. Would love to give this a try and taste if there is much difference but slightly too expensive for me to impulse buy (which makes a change!)

Heat added though!

£2 more on amazon.co.uk if you can find 3 other people to pool with:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/g3-ferrari-pizza-oven-amazon-co-uk-60-61-242-43-for-4-2344829

Then no worries about EU plug, warranty returns etc etc.

Sooooo tempted......

Thanks for posting! I contacted Amazon.it. I wrote in simple, monosyllabic English, fully expecting not to be understood. I received a beautifully written reply in perfect English, offering a full refund of costs including postage and was told that there was no need to return the original item. Amazon.it customer services are the best!

I'm not sure where your going with this, the contradiction is between those that have used one and those that have not. People saying they have had a bad experience is of course useful but I'm not sure what valuable insight you are getting from comments like "It's a waste of money I have a normal oven"

Has anyone with coeliac used one of these?? Dominoes seem to be the only place in the entire uk I can buy a decent pizza from and my nearest is 50 miles away!!

No malice, Wild9, I know some posts can seem irksome, but I was just pointing out the importance of getting as much info as possible - even the seemingly irksome - to help make an informed opinion.

The point about having an oven is relevant imo in that all of us sometimes have a tendency to buy without first asking ourselves 'do I really need this?'
Also it was a genuine question and some people gave really good answers re quality/taste etc (again informative and helpful - I especially liked the idea of getting the kids/grandkids involved in making the dough :laughing: and perhaps that information might not have been volunteered had the question not been asked?).

Ultimately, I think it's important that everyone should feel able to post their views without fear of being given a hard time, as they all help us in making an informed decision.

Why have I just bought this? Oh I know now. I'm hungry. Never go shopping when you're hungry.

Just out of curiosity, I'm returning a Bose to amazon as its faulty, and i have to pay for the return, did you have to pay for yours?

Again, I didn't refer to the questions people are asking just the statements of "fact" that people who don't have any experience of the item are making. As neither of us are forum police we will have to agree to disagree on methods even if I think we both have the same ideal :-)

No I didn't have to pay return postage because it's a faulty item, I just got told DPD will be collecting tomorrow. I'm pretty sure Amazon refund whatever you paid for postage once they receive the item (they will check the postage label to see how much you paid) so in your case it should be refunded. Maybe items of a certain size get courier collection? This is only the second item I've had to return to Amazon.

That's really good because you can keep on using the original until it's well and truly knackered!
It'll probably be because it'd cost you about £20 or more to return.

I bought a projector from amazon.it as was over £100 cheaper than the uk site. It developed a fault and like the other poster I had no problem whatsoever. They sent me a new one when I got it I sent mine back which cost a fortune, they refunded the postage charges within 2 days and I actually made out of it, must have been due to the exchange rate. Also buying the projector from Italy I got 2 years warranty compared to 1 on amazon uk, so I would have no problem using them again. Now when's my pizza oven getting here, cant wait!

Sorry Jayo misread your post, assumed you had bought from amazon.it. If you have a return to amazon in the UK then return postage is free, it is only when returning items to amazon in another country that you pay for postage and reclaim it.

sorry this thread is spamming me with updates... unsubbed lol

Yes, I can see how unsubscribing from a thread on HUKD would make you laugh out loud. There's really very little quite as hilarious as hitting that unsubscribe button. Has me in stitches just thinking about it.

Is it part of this collection?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO14aZVmGLg

Given the much higher cost on Amazon UK, I thought some enterprising UK seller, even Amazon UK itself, could still profit by importing from Italy then reselling from Amazon UK. Well there's now a (new) Italian Seller, MONDOSCONTI, listed on UK, dispatching from Italy for £49.99 plus £3.99 delivery. Cheaper than Amazon Italy as well!

Edit seller has now gone and prices have risen....

Cheers, ordered.

Mine arrived today very fast delivery, just need to get a plug adapter now or chop the eu plug off. Anyone got any decent online pizza recipes to try, don't have a bread maker for the dough

Well... I was rather disappointed with Amazon Italy... the consignment said it was delivered at 10:30PM on the Sunday evening (13th December) before it was due to arrive (it said Monday Delivery 14th December) . It took them till today to refund me after "chasing" up the information from the courier. Looks like a local delivery driver decided to pocket it for himself so one less xmas present arriving this winter! Will not be ordereding from Amazon Italy again though after this first and bad experience, I was really hoping for some nice Pizza this past week too! Amazon logistics courier also have some making up to do on this occasion after seeminly losing my order yet saying it was delivered on a bloody Sunday evening when companies aren't delivering.