Breville · Pizza ovens
Breville the Smart Oven Pizzaiolo BPZ820
A 240 V benchtop electric pizza oven that reaches 400°C, accommodates a 30 cm pizza and combines seven presets with a manual heat-control mode.
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Breville · Pizza ovens
A 240 V benchtop electric pizza oven that reaches 400°C, accommodates a 30 cm pizza and combines seven presets with a manual heat-control mode.
Gozney · Pizza ovens
A portable 12-inch stone-floor outdoor oven supplied with a propane burner, with an optional wood burner and dense insulation for repeated high-heat cooking.
Ninja · Pizza ovens
An electric outdoor oven with eight cooking functions, 25-370°C control and a pellet smoke box for shoppers who want pizza plus roasting, smoking and dehydrating from one appliance.
Ooni · Pizza ovens
A compact LPG outdoor pizza oven for up to 12-inch pizzas, with a 9.2 kg-class body and a manufacturer-stated peak of 500°C.
Ooni · Pizza ovens
A larger LPG outdoor Ooni with a 16-inch cooking area, L-shaped burner and 15 mm cordierite stone for shoppers who value space over the Koda 12’s portability.
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