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FWIW, it had a mediocre review on Palapizza (take it for what it's worth). The reviewer said that it simply gets too hot and there's no real way to cool it down other than turn it off, which makes the cooking too uneven. Odd because most non-name pizza ovens have the opposite problem.
FWIW, it had a mediocre review on Palapizza (take it for what it's worth). The reviewer said that it simply gets too hot and there's no real way to cool it down other than turn it off, which makes the cooking too uneven. Odd because most non-name pizza ovens have the opposite problem.Given that it's 16 inches, I would have jumped on it anyway if I didn't already have one, but for anyone on the fence, worth a read: https://palapizza.com/review/pizz...lackstone/Thanks, OP!
I actually came across that review when I was doing a quick bit of research before buying. His unit didn't include instructions (can't remember why), so he didn't realize the regulator needed to be adjusted. Other reviewers and even commenters on his video pointed that out. Not sure if this will help anyone out. Hopefully someone found it on clearance in their neck of the woods as well.
I actually came across that review when I was doing a quick bit of research before buying. His unit didn't include instructions (can't remember why), so he didn't realize the regulator needed to be adjusted. Other reviewers and even commenters on his video pointed that out. Not sure if this will help anyone out. Hopefully someone found it on clearance in their neck of the woods as well.
That's really useful to know--thank you!
EDIT: I wonder if I can do that on my Sam's Club pizza oven I got on clearance. It doesn't get nearly as hot, but even on the lowest setting the flames usually burn the top before the bottom bakes through.
was $180 when I checked my local store. still a good price, but I held off. $110 would have been an insta-buy.
given the materials cost of each pie being $8 or so on average say, and assuming resturant pizzas are about $20 and a tank of propane is $70. 70+110=180 20-8=12 180/12= very roughly 15 pies you'd need to make to break even with buying pies from a restaurant for simple back of napkin math guesstimation.
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Given that it's 16 inches, I would have jumped on it anyway if I didn't already have one, but for anyone on the fence, worth a read: https://palapizza.com/review/pizz...lackston
Thanks, OP!
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EDIT: I wonder if I can do that on my Sam's Club pizza oven I got on clearance. It doesn't get nearly as hot, but even on the lowest setting the flames usually burn the top before the bottom bakes through.
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