Save 30 pounds Enjoy time with friends and family around this handmade Mexican clay tabletop oven and bake delicious pizzas. Have fun and involve everyone in this cooking adventure. It's great for encouraging young children to try a range of foods and experiment with different toppings.
Heads up-
Best Authentic Naples pizza flour is called Caputo 00 tipo & Best Pizza sauce is from San Marzano d.o.p Tomatoes
both can be bought from Ebay seller called
England-Italy-2013
many of us have been using them for awhile now and there great on the g3 ferrari ovens or real pizza ovens Plus they offer the flour in smaller quantities
- BoGoF
Top comments
wild_quinine to bobo53
5 Jul 1617#8
Some parents raise responsible kids and are fortunate enough to be able to spend time supervising their activities. So many things that teach kids about the real world need that kind of commitment.
Things as diverse as archery, fishing, cooking, swimming and even gardening are all dangerous activities to expect a child to undertake alone, but there's so much to be gained from doing those things with kids, because spending time with your kinds on that kind of thing is what teaches them to love it for themselves.
I love gardening because of the time I spent in the greenhouse with my Dad and my Grandad when I was younger. And I loved the responsibility of being given a knife, when usually they would be off limits of course, and I respected that for the most part.
Learning to handle potentially dangerous things in a supervised environment when you are young is actually the best recipe for being safe when them when you're older.
phillsmit3
5 Jul 163#7
Get a g3 ferrari instead. Much better.
AlarApprentice
5 Jul 163#5
You can make one of these yourself - A dome of wet sand, cover it in clay from a stream, cut out a door and scoop the sand out and the first fire in it will harden the clay - great fun with the kids, especially if you make your pizzas from scratch too.
All comments (34)
joanddan7
5 Jul 161#1
Heat, looks awesome.
lightrider
5 Jul 162#2
Looks like a recipe for hot ash pizza :smile:
cruisecars to lightrider
5 Jul 16#3
Yup stick with domino's !
davep69
5 Jul 16#4
Ahh the world famous Mexican pizza ???? Looks far too small to put a pizza in. Do you put them on top?
AlarApprentice
5 Jul 163#5
You can make one of these yourself - A dome of wet sand, cover it in clay from a stream, cut out a door and scoop the sand out and the first fire in it will harden the clay - great fun with the kids, especially if you make your pizzas from scratch too.
wakeywarrior to AlarApprentice
6 Jul 16#22
I wasn't sure if you were being serious. Where do I find this stream with clay in it up in Wakefield? Serious question as I have never seen this.
bobo53
5 Jul 161#6
It's great for encouraging young children to try a range of foods and experiment with different toppings.
Surely not for the fun of children, would really be irresponsible to let them play with this stuff
wild_quinine to bobo53
5 Jul 1617#8
Some parents raise responsible kids and are fortunate enough to be able to spend time supervising their activities. So many things that teach kids about the real world need that kind of commitment.
Things as diverse as archery, fishing, cooking, swimming and even gardening are all dangerous activities to expect a child to undertake alone, but there's so much to be gained from doing those things with kids, because spending time with your kinds on that kind of thing is what teaches them to love it for themselves.
I love gardening because of the time I spent in the greenhouse with my Dad and my Grandad when I was younger. And I loved the responsibility of being given a knife, when usually they would be off limits of course, and I respected that for the most part.
Learning to handle potentially dangerous things in a supervised environment when you are young is actually the best recipe for being safe when them when you're older.
phillsmit3
5 Jul 163#7
Get a g3 ferrari instead. Much better.
jans to phillsmit3
5 Jul 16#9
Sorry phillsmit3... liked your comment by mistake.Was meant for wild_quinine below.
random_dude
5 Jul 16#10
didn't cut it with my judge unfortunately
EN1GMA
6 Jul 16#11
Anyone got a good way to make really nice pizza Base? Mine always hardens when I cook it. I'm looking more for a pizza hut/Domino's style Base. Or as close as.
BoGoF to EN1GMA
6 Jul 161#20
its all about getting the right flour i have been trying making pizza for over 4 years then a few hotukdeal member swear by Caputo 00 tipo flour from naples . ebay seller called England-italy-2013 sells them on ebay plus they do san marzano d.o.p tomatoes for the perfect sweet authentic taste. also make sure oven temp is 400+
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Opening post
Heads up-
Best Authentic Naples pizza flour is called Caputo 00 tipo & Best Pizza sauce is from San Marzano d.o.p Tomatoes
both can be bought from Ebay seller called
England-Italy-2013
many of us have been using them for awhile now and there great on the g3 ferrari ovens or real pizza ovens Plus they offer the flour in smaller quantities
- BoGoF
Top comments
Things as diverse as archery, fishing, cooking, swimming and even gardening are all dangerous activities to expect a child to undertake alone, but there's so much to be gained from doing those things with kids, because spending time with your kinds on that kind of thing is what teaches them to love it for themselves.
I love gardening because of the time I spent in the greenhouse with my Dad and my Grandad when I was younger. And I loved the responsibility of being given a knife, when usually they would be off limits of course, and I respected that for the most part.
Learning to handle potentially dangerous things in a supervised environment when you are young is actually the best recipe for being safe when them when you're older.
All comments (34)
Surely not for the fun of children, would really be irresponsible to let them play with this stuff
Things as diverse as archery, fishing, cooking, swimming and even gardening are all dangerous activities to expect a child to undertake alone, but there's so much to be gained from doing those things with kids, because spending time with your kinds on that kind of thing is what teaches them to love it for themselves.
I love gardening because of the time I spent in the greenhouse with my Dad and my Grandad when I was younger. And I loved the responsibility of being given a knife, when usually they would be off limits of course, and I respected that for the most part.
Learning to handle potentially dangerous things in a supervised environment when you are young is actually the best recipe for being safe when them when you're older.