Walmart[walmart.com] has Blackstone Outdoor Tabletop Propane Pizza Oven w/ 13" Rotating Pizza Stone for $147. Shipping is free.
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Make pizza anytime, anywhere with this compact Blackstone Tabletop Propane Pizza Oven. Bring this pizza oven with you to a campout, the beach, or wherever else you are adventuring. Make up to 13” pizzas on the 13” rotating pizza stone. This oven heats up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit and can cook a pizza in as little as two minutes so you can efficiently keep a crowd fed and happy. Turn on the rotating pizza stone by using the start and stop button so you can get a nice even cook without manually rotating your pizza. Whether you want to stick to your favorite go to pizzas or create new topping combinations, this Blackstone tabletop pizza oven is a great choice for efficiently cooking this classic dish. Blackstone Outdoor Tabletop Propane Pizza Oven with 13” Rotating Pizza Stone 13” rotating cordierite pizza stone controlled by a start and stop button evenly cooks up to 13” pizzas Built-in temperature gauge, safe ignition technology, and single burner control make monitoring and adjusting pizza oven temperature a breeze Utility door provides easy access to the cooking surface and includes stable locking positions for retaining heat Designed to use convective, conductive, and radiant heat to create a great environment for even cooking Uses a one-pound propane regulator Requires an AC electric plug in or 4 AA batteries (not included) to operate the rotating stone Able to connect to a 20 lb. propane tank when using the Blackstone Propane Tank Adapter Hose with Regulator (sold separately) 1-year limited warranty Customer Service: +1 (435) 252-3030 Ext. 1 Model #2379
Model Number:
2379
Product SKU:
5357341874
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You can make better pizza than any of the retail chains. Once you try it, you won't go back.
Idk, I love making home made pizza and even with a bread maker for the dough and all of the right tools... it's always a big mess in the kitchen to make pizza for 2 people. It's fun for a larger group for sure.
With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
Idk, I love making home made pizza and even with a bread maker for the dough and all of the right tools... it's always a big mess in the kitchen to make pizza for 2 people. It's fun for a larger group for sure.
With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
While doing research on pizza ovens, what really surprised me was the large number of people buying it for heating up store bought frozen pizza
Idk, I love making home made pizza and even with a bread maker for the dough and all of the right tools... it's always a big mess in the kitchen to make pizza for 2 people. It's fun for a larger group for sure.
With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
Agree, I worked at a pizza shop and still make quite a bit of pizza. These are a novelty and may be fun for entertaining outside. Practically though you can get pretty good results in your oven.
I've said it many times before: you want the piezano, its $100 (or less), electric, you can use it indoors or out. These mickey-mouse gas ones are a pain in the butt, plus you can easily store the piezano in your kitchen, basement, garage, whatever.
It cooks it to perfection, and most people I know throw out their outdoor-only pizza ovens after a year of use (unless you're using it for decorum or whatever). Just a heads up, I'm not looking for an argument, I've tried them all & the piezano is it for ease of use, cost to benefit, and it works better.
Also to note for those who don't know: don't make the dough yourself, find a grocery store that sells it for ~$2.50 (for 2 12" pizzas), and you can make dinner for the family + extra for about $10 total with toppings, sauce, cheese, etc.
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I've said it many times before: you want the piezano, its $100 (or less), electric, you can use it indoors or out. These mickey-mouse gas ones are a pain in the butt, plus you can easily store the piezano in your kitchen, basement, garage, whatever.
It cooks it to perfection, and most people I know throw out their outdoor-only pizza ovens after a year of use (unless you're using it for decorum or whatever). Just a heads up, I'm not looking for an argument, I've tried them all & the piezano is it for ease of use, cost to benefit, and it works better.
So you'll have to search for that yourself (Piezano), last time I saw a deal on it, it was $80 from Sams Club, but for this item $100 (Kohls) is pretty good, they've become popular & the prices went from $150 to $120 to $100....and now $80. If you get creative with coupon codes please let the community know about it!
Idk, I love making home made pizza and even with a bread maker for the dough and all of the right tools... it's always a big mess in the kitchen to make pizza for 2 people. It's fun for a larger group for sure.With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
I agree, a stone and an oven would make great pizza, this is what I use now. However, I am curious about the type of oven in the OP and might give one a try soon. The pizza making mess is not a problem for me since the reward is greater. Best!
Is this just like the big freestanding unit Blackstone used to make? I've had that one for years and it works great. I'm wondering if there's any advantage to this model?
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With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
Come on what kind of logic are you using? Waste of a comment.
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With that said, you can do pretty good with a pizza stone/steel and an oven at 550. I feel like this is a tool that doesn't really justify the cost, at least for a lot of us.
It cooks it to perfection, and most people I know throw out their outdoor-only pizza ovens after a year of use (unless you're using it for decorum or whatever). Just a heads up, I'm not looking for an argument, I've tried them all & the piezano is it for ease of use, cost to benefit, and it works better.
Also to note for those who don't know: don't make the dough yourself, find a grocery store that sells it for ~$2.50 (for 2 12" pizzas), and you can make dinner for the family + extra for about $10 total with toppings, sauce, cheese, etc.
It cooks it to perfection, and most people I know throw out their outdoor-only pizza ovens after a year of use (unless you're using it for decorum or whatever). Just a heads up, I'm not looking for an argument, I've tried them all & the piezano is it for ease of use, cost to benefit, and it works better.
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