Good price for what it is. If you actually want good pizza at home get a Roccbox, it's incredible.
JonBetts2004 to marmaluke
23 Aug 17#12
Oh yeah, because most of us want to spend £500 on a pizza oven!
marmaluke to JonBetts2004
23 Aug 17#16
Didn't say it was a cheap deal that everyone should buy.
Just saying, if you're interested in making good pizza it's worth looking it. It's obviously not aimed at you
ollie87 to marmaluke
23 Aug 17#15
£499.00 + £19 delivery
RuudBullit to marmaluke
24 Aug 17#40
Been toying with the idea of a pizza oven myself. Never seen these before. What temp will it achieve, and how long to get to say 450 with the gas burner. What size pizza roughly will this accommodate? It looks a really convenient option to an heavy solid pizza oven.
marmaluke to RuudBullit
24 Aug 17#42
It really is fantastic. Realistically need to preheat for 30-40 mins for the stone to be fully saturated at 450-500c. I cook 10" but you could do 12". Best way to achieve true Neapolitan pizza at home. Check out my insta for some pics @marma.luke or a mate's pizza business who uses them @peddlingpizzas
gnagno
23 Aug 17#3
looks like it's only on store right? is there any way to reserve it online?
charleaward81
23 Aug 17#4
Have some Heat :smile:
Now to just sit waiting for DonnyBrago and his pointless comments on Pizza Ovens again!!
singhisking68
23 Aug 17#5
Buy yourself extra special frozen wood fired pizzas from asda for £1.50 and save yourself £28.49, time and hardwork...
Stubee to singhisking68
23 Aug 17#6
Save yourself even more time and money and just eat rice for the rest of your life.
Podge to Stubee
23 Aug 17#17
I'm fairly sure that brown rice and a frozen pizza take the same amount of time to cook. I think the pizza probably takes less time when you factor in boiling the kettle.
Robot_Rooster to singhisking68
23 Aug 17#11
Never heard making pizza being described as hard work.
shamim000 to singhisking68
23 Aug 17#14
Singh you need to lay off the pizza tbh. Stick to wholemeal roti and dhall...
sydney871 to shamim000
24 Aug 17#33
More like Parathas....lol
dannyblackbeard to singhisking68
23 Aug 17#26
There's not many pleasures in life like being able to make a traditional Neopolitan Margherita correctly. It may well take a few hours to make the dough but I'd rather go to the trouble than insult my taste buds with pizza from the frozen section, vile.
spyro123
23 Aug 17#7
This looks good! Have some heat.
jamhops
23 Aug 17#8
Link is dead for me?
Noxia
23 Aug 17#9
Guajares
23 Aug 17#10
Anyone know if this is store specific or nationwide?
paulywam
23 Aug 17#13
M
shutsy2003
23 Aug 17#18
If you've a BBQ with pull over lid (gas or charcoal) just buy one of these and save yourself a few quid. Let it heat up (the stone will go black but don't worry) throw a bit of flour on it and put your pizza on. Bin using mine for years and would won't taste a finer a pizza
tek-monkey to shutsy2003
23 Aug 17#20
Or just chuck the stone in the oven, use an asda pizza and its still way tastier than dominos at 1/6 of the price!
bilo999 to tek-monkey
23 Aug 17#21
Not quite the same, but a pizza stone does help - pizza ovens should reach a temp of between 400 to 500, best you will get from a standard oven is about 280
dannyblackbeard to tek-monkey
24 Aug 17#27
Tastier? I don't think I've eaten a pizza where every topping is as bland as the next when it comes to Asda pizza. Can't stand them. It forced me into making my own because I find most places who sell or make their own haven't got a clue when it comes to making Pizza.
tek-monkey to dannyblackbeard
24 Aug 17#28
Yup, in my opinion much tastier than any delivery company or store bought pizza in my town. Maybe you choose particularly bland toppings?
dannyblackbeard to tek-monkey
24 Aug 17#44
You're joking right? Lol
Is the cheese even real on Asda pizzas? The doughs processed rubbish. Toppings flavourless. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure most of them are covered in cheap, flavourless; mild cheddar cheese.
tek-monkey to dannyblackbeard
24 Aug 17#47
Nope, straight up. Which takeaway / store purchased pizza do you rate higher than asda create your own? And what toppings do you choose and how much are they?
dannyblackbeard to tek-monkey
24 Aug 17#48
I actually agree on Domino's, I don't like them either. Never understood the fuss. I don't like any of them to be fair, if I was pushed to make a decision I'd go with Papa John's but they've gone downhill in recent years. That goes for super market pizza too. It's why I generally make my own. That's the difference straight away, in the fresh base, not processed. Then fresh ingredients to go on top. A real traditional pizza shouldn't be over loaded anyway. Less is more when it comes to some dishes and I believe pizza is definitely one of those. I'm happy to eat a traditional margherita at home. That's more than enough. Maybe there's a difference in using the stone. I'll have to give it a go. I use a pizza tray. It's enough for my oven.
Guajares
23 Aug 17#19
David815, more info please: Which store did you see this? Do you know if its nationwide. Been looking for a reasonably priced one of these for months, every time one comes up I miss it.
paul30
23 Aug 17#22
None in glos or chelt ( just went and checked )
David815
23 Aug 17#23
Link now dead. None in my local store either. May have been pricing error, anyone find one?
Bigbadbraz
23 Aug 17#24
Anyone saying Asda frozen pizzas are a decent alternative to making your own pizzas have obviously never took the time time to make their own and are probably 18 stone chubsters.
Aliwoo18 to Bigbadbraz
23 Aug 17#25
Hey, I'm an 18 stone chubster and I still appreciate a proper pizza over frozen.
tek-monkey to Bigbadbraz
24 Aug 17#30
Lol, I'm just over 10 stone mate, a bit of exercise and you can eat pretty much whatever you want as long as you aren't stupid about it. And if you try reading the comment made you'll see I was comparing them to Dominos.
EDIT: Hmm, I do mean the fresh though not the frozen. Always get them made to order.
shutsy2003 to Bigbadbraz
24 Aug 17#32
Agree 100% with you about making your own. I encourage people to try, so easy and so much tastier especially the crust :thumbsup: As for the 18!stone chubsters I'll leave that one with you :joy:
FREEZIN_WOLF
24 Aug 17#29
Brilliant, another thread that turn into a cringe worthy, cock-waving competition.
Its an entry level item. Its cheap. Will it perform as well as something many times its price? No, probably not. Is the product from this item as good as a convenience alternative?.. Perhaps. Can person A make it better than person B?... Who cares. Is it value for money?.. If you're going to use it and enjoy it then yes. If not then its a waste of money.
You could copy and paste that into a good percentage of HUKDeals and it would still be relevant.
It would be equally as dull as the bickering but at least it would be less cluttered.
bryngreen to FREEZIN_WOLF
24 Aug 17#37
10/10 for comment. 11/10 for being a Tool fan.
dannyblackbeard to FREEZIN_WOLF
24 Aug 17#43
Oh great, another bell end whinging about people having different opinions, the horror...
How ironic...
FREEZIN_WOLF to dannyblackbeard
24 Aug 17#46
Opinions are great. Bitching is tiresome.
Thumbs up for 'Bell End' you cock-womble.
:grin:
dannyblackbeard to FREEZIN_WOLF
24 Aug 17#49
Thanks.
speckle
24 Aug 17#31
link isn't working now
devil_11
24 Aug 17#34
I've bought one of these...really good to use and kids enjoy the fun of making the pizzas from scratch. I'm still trying to master a quick dough recipe and if anyone has one to share I'd welcome the input!
radioactiveman
24 Aug 17#35
So what's the verdict? Wild goose chase? OR Worth the drive to store? :thinking:
Jasonalderson
24 Aug 17#36
nnone at netherfield, Nottingham...gutted ; c (
paul30
24 Aug 17#38
None in cribbs, if they had any they have been sold already.
davidridge1
24 Aug 17#39
My oven already cooks pizzas.
999pez
24 Aug 17#41
Great price if you can find one. I paid £100 for a similar one from Aldi :angry: Used it maybe 10 times this summer. Pizzas are delicious once you learn not to put flour on the stone which then burns.
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Just saying, if you're interested in making good pizza it's worth looking it. It's obviously not aimed at you
Now to just sit waiting for DonnyBrago and his pointless comments on Pizza Ovens again!!
Is the cheese even real on Asda pizzas? The doughs processed rubbish. Toppings flavourless. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure most of them are covered in cheap, flavourless; mild cheddar cheese.
May have been pricing error, anyone find one?
EDIT: Hmm, I do mean the fresh though not the frozen. Always get them made to order.
Its an entry level item. Its cheap.
Will it perform as well as something many times its price? No, probably not.
Is the product from this item as good as a convenience alternative?.. Perhaps.
Can person A make it better than person B?... Who cares.
Is it value for money?.. If you're going to use it and enjoy it then yes. If not then its a waste of money.
You could copy and paste that into a good percentage of HUKDeals and it would still be relevant.
It would be equally as dull as the bickering but at least it would be less cluttered.
How ironic...
Bitching is tiresome.
Thumbs up for 'Bell End' you cock-womble.
:grin:
Wild goose chase? OR Worth the drive to store? :thinking:
Used it maybe 10 times this summer. Pizzas are delicious once you learn not to put flour on the stone which then burns.
Cock waving lol
Roflmao