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.

Get a g3 ferrari instead. Much better.

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.

You're more than welcome.

Wouldn't even be able to squeeze this in under the stairs after it's inaugural run.

Cold........because it's tat.

We have a pizza stone and use it over the fire table or barbeque... same end result, but the pizza stone just goes back in the kitchen cupboard with the roasting/baking tins, rather than needing somewhere to put/store a tabletop oven.

This seems a lot of fuss when a pizza stone is a lot more convenient for less money, and easier to store.

Haha, Was that a collective 'you' ? Because I haven't purchased it, but I suppose I can see your point.

If you don't mind paying 70 sheets for a hollowed out lump of clay on some coat hangers, a few quid on tomatoes ain't going to break the bank is it ?

Wait until September-if the summer carries on like this, they'll be giving them away then!

going to cost double as soon the plan article 50 is going to be activated, you should take advantage now and save

£2.40 for just one standard size tin of tomatoes. Seriously?

Don't know about Wakefield, but digging clay out of stream banks was something we used to do on school trips (I'm 41 now, but doesn't mean it's all gone). I reckon it's just about asking the right person (a farmer, maybe?) and for building an oven, you don't have to be fussy about taking out the bits of grass and tiny pebbles etc.

Will get used once or twice then never again dont fool yourself you know its a waste of money

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.

Must be talking about kids abroad.

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.

£69.99 ash tray...nice.

Outdoor use only.

is this any good?

Mexican Pizza Oven? What exactly is Mexican about pizza?

I would still not let a child play with this stuff that can potentially be dangerous even under surveillance and does not matter how many suggestions can be given to be safe. Saying so, good experience is made when things do happen hoping no one would get hurt but better to avoid whenever possible. My point anyway was that on an advert they cannot encourage children to play with something potentially dangerous.

​didn't cut it with my judge unfortunately

Get a g3 ferrari instead. Much better.

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

Ahh the world famous Mexican pizza ???? Looks far too small to put a pizza in. Do you put them on top?

Looks like a recipe for hot ash pizza :smile:

Heat, looks awesome.