Ooni.com has
Ooni Koda 12 Portable Gas Powered Pizza Oven (Up to 12" Pizza) on sale for
$319.20.
Shipping is free.
Bloomingdale's also has
Ooni Koda 12 Portable Gas Powered Pizza Oven (Up to 12" Pizza) on sale for
$319.20.
Shipping is free.
Best Buy also has
Ooni Koda 12 Portable Gas Powered Pizza Oven (Up to 12" Pizza) on sale for
$319.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community members
Gallileo &
bennynihon for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Gas fueled for the ultimate ease and control
- Reaches 950°F (500°C) in just 15 minutes
- Cooks stone-baked fresh 12" pizza in just 60 seconds
- Fits in any outdoor space, weighing only 20.4lbs (9.25kg)
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My routine:
- Pull dough out of fridge and let it rest on floured surface (30 min of rest time)
- 15 min into the rest period, I fire up the oven (needs at least 15 min to get the stone up to temp)
- Spend ~15 min chopping up cheese/toppings.
- At this point, toppings, dough and oven are ready, so I assemble it and throw it in.
- Each pizza takes a couple of minutes to assemble and 3~4 min to cook.
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But pizza.
I got mine from Bloomingdale's last year. They had the 16 when Ooni was on back order for months. Mine came with a cover and other accessories for $400
Yeah I missed that one. Once a year is pretty rare. At retail I'd rather go with the Carbon oven.
What's the story behind the turning peel? I watched their video, but I must be a bit slow. Outside of the gaps in the bottom, what makes it stand out?
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Dunno but pretty much all the other retailers let you use paypal too
It took me a few attempts, but it wasn't so much learning how to use the oven as knowing how much to stretch the dough before it gets too thin. Too thin and you run the risk of the sauce and cheese oozing through during baking and creating a huge mess on the stone. If you turn down the flame and keep the pizza closer to the front of the stone, you have more control and time to react if it is browning too much in one spot.
Santa Barbara Baker on YT has some very informative videos on making dough and using Oonis.
I have Kamado, my buddy has the ooni. I am considering pulling the trigger for three reasons.. 1) it gets to temp quick in 20 mins vs an hour 2) it uses way less fuel 3) you can cook back to back pizzas, with Kamado.. temp drops a good 200 and need it to heat up again before putting the next pizza on.
I like to cook at 700 ish range
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Thoughts?
I really think 12" is going to be too small long term for me but for $220 to get into high heat portable pizza oven seems like a no brainer until I can get a 16" model.