CHEFMAN Indoor Electric Pizza Oven $250 + free s/h

tags318

Feb 13, 2024 3:04 PM

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1700 watts really pushes the limit of a normal household 15amp circuit.

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GreenCaribou5536

Feb 13, 2024 3:53 PM

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1700 watts really pushes the limit of a normal household 15amp circuit.

20 amp receptacle outlets are required in kitchens by code so your point is irrelevant

Unless you're making pizza in your bedroom

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edthesheep

Feb 13, 2024 4:24 PM

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Quote from GreenCaribou5536

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20 amp receptacle outlets are required in kitchens by code so your point is irrelevant

Unless you're making pizza in your bedroom

You're not my real mom!

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PowerfulSweater9869

Feb 13, 2024 4:26 PM

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PowerfulSweater9869Feb 13, 2024 4:26 PM

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Modern houses sure. I cook on the patio, in the garage, sometimes in the basement even… I wave to my neighbors at times who are also cooking outta the garage, it's a good point to bring up.

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don602

Feb 13, 2024 5:27 PM

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This seems to be a great oven- that being said- my observation is most people
like Ny Pizza better than Neapolitan .I know that is very old people thing to
say. If you are happy with a Ny pizza - get the $99 Italian pizza oven at Sam's
it is amazing

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EdMcK515

Feb 13, 2024 6:14 PM

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Got this at Costco for a similar price. Very happy with it. Cooks great pizzas (mainly do Neapolitan); heats up pretty quick; easy to clean. Make sure if you get it to leave it plugged in after you hit stop on the oven, it will run the fans for about ten minutes after to cool the machine and protect the electronics.

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QCwvGyFu

Feb 13, 2024 6:45 PM

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youtube reviews make it sound like a real good option compared to the $1000 electric pizza ovens out there.

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ahowes83

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Quote from GreenCaribou5536

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20 amp receptacle outlets are required in kitchens by code so your point is irrelevant

Unless you're making pizza in your bedroom

Maybe so but I've been in houses that trip well below 20 amps in the kitchen

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e_honda

Feb 13, 2024 7:28 PM

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Quote from QCwvGyFu

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youtube reviews make it sound like a real good option compared to the $1000 electric pizza ovens out there.

Heat is heat. As long as it's heating up evenly and insulating that heat the same, it won't perform any differently than the expensive ones. I suppose build quality, durability and maybe ease of use/cleaning would be other factors in terms of price.

juicccyyyy

Feb 13, 2024 7:34 PM

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juicccyyyyFeb 13, 2024 7:34 PM

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It's $299 @ costco....so not really half off

smileyspeople

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smileyspeopleFeb 13, 2024 7:37 PM

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The Presto Pizzazz Plus Rotating Pizza Oven for the cheap win at around $85

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Quote from GreenCaribou5536

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20 amp receptacle outlets are required in kitchens by code so your point is irrelevant

This is a VERY ignorant thing to say. Houses and apartments where readers might live now could have been built 50 to 100 years ago. Codes have been different then. If there were no recent kitchen renovations, that might have included electrical wires being moved, the current codes would not apply. Maximum a city inspector might ask for gfci outlets. But a city can't make you rewire your kitchen for 20A loads if you just changed kitchen cabinets and painted. Unless there is aluminum wiring, a city would be powerless to mandate a costly in-wall wire replacement.

So, your point is ignorant and incorrect.

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clf146

Feb 13, 2024 7:48 PM

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Quote from blueletterd

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This is a VERY ignorant thing to say. Houses and apartments where readers might live now could have been built 50 to 100 years ago. Codes have been different then. If there were no recent kitchen renovations, that might have included electrical wires being moved, the current codes would not apply. Maximum a city inspector might ask for gfci outlets. But a city can't make you rewire your kitchen for 20A loads if you just changed kitchen cabinets and painted. Unless there is aluminum wiring, a city would be powerless to mandate a costly in-wall wire replacement.

So, your point is ignorant and incorrect.

to add to this, the code for 20amp was around 1959, however not all areas followed NEC.
so yes, you will find many 15 amp kitchen breakers,

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KenanSD

Feb 13, 2024 8:11 PM

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KenanSDFeb 13, 2024 8:11 PM

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Bought this at Costco discounted from 400 to 250. I use 8oz dough balls that I purchase from Vons. Their dough balls are very popular and make a good sized pizza for 2-3 people. I made several pizzas in it and I had issues with too much steam causing the bread to not crispify. I tried both neopolitan and NY pizzas. Same issue with both. Tried different temps without luck. Checked the recipes that come with the oven and they all use 4oz dough. Too small for my needs. Returning the oven to Costco and going back to the pizza steel in my 550 degree oven. I've made amazing NY style pizza in my regular oven with the pizza steel. Don't really care for neopolitan pizzas so don't need an oven that goes above 550. Neopolitan is nice once in a while but I need protein on my pizzas along with a bunch of ingredients to feel satiated.

If you don't care for neopolitan pizzas, get a pizza steel which is better than a pizza stone and don't bother with another appliance.

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