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5 minutes ago, weinoo said:

Yes you do.

Yes you do.

Yes you do.

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I really do want it.  

 

I can get $100 off if I apply for a Prime Visa card......

Camelcamelcamel says it was $799 in June of this year....

 

Our hunter friend comes in a few weeks and loves my pizza.  I definitely would need to practice a few times to get the hang of it.  I do have a spot for it since it can sit on a wooden table.  Do I buy it now or wait and see if it gets cheaper.  Arrrgh.

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Just now, Shelby said:

:angry:

 

I really do want it.  

 

I can get $100 off if I apply for a Prime Visa card......

Camelcamelcamel says it was $799 in June of this year....

 

Our hunter friend comes in a few weeks and loves my pizza.  I definitely would need to practice a few times to get the hang of it.  I do have a spot for it since it can sit on a wooden table.  Do I buy it now or wait and see if it gets cheaper.  Arrrgh.


if I were you, I’d buy it now!

 

but I am little surprised you don’t have an Ooni!

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Posted (edited)

@Shelby 

 

meet yourself half way :

 

via Camel wait for the price your would buy at to appear.

 

and set a time limit for waiting.

 

omce that time limit expires 

 

you simply buy.   Done .

 

24 Hrs is a workable compromise time .

 

vs buy now .

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Posted

I have an Ooni (the outdoor model) and the Pizzaola is so much better!

 

So clean and east to use.  I can use it all year long and I do love my pizzas.

Comes with the peel, pan and stone.

 

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Posted
41 minutes ago, Shelby said:

Does the Pizzaiolo get too hot to sit on a wooden table?

You're weakening, aren't you?:D

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Posted

@lindag 

 

would it be easy to move and thus use outside 

 

on warmer days ?

 

Brev makes some nice items .

 

Im not a fan of the I.Q. sort of thing , but this looks very good.

 

hopefully there might be a new thread soon chronicling 

 

individual results.

 

( for an indoor P.O. )

 

 

Posted
12 minutes ago, lindag said:

I have an Ooni (the outdoor model) and the Pizzaola is so much better!

 

So clean and east to use.  I can use it all year long and I do love my pizzas.

Comes with the peel, pan and stone.

 

Hey now.  What about it is better?  I have an Ooni Pro as well and WISH I would have seen the inside options and you are making me wonder if I need it as well....

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Posted
1 hour ago, weinoo said:


if I were you, I’d buy it now!

 

but I am little surprised you don’t have an Ooni!

I don't think it will get any cheaper.

The Amazon card is a great offer...I use mine all the time and it's wonderful how many items I get free just using the rewards it provides.

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Posted

I'm baffled . . . .

I have a stone, I have an oven that'll preheat to 550'F - but the stone does not reach that temperature in 4 minutes or less . . .

 

I make my own crust, I make my own stewed tomato sauce.

the proverbial "we" consider the homemade version infinitely superior to pizza places....

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there is no accounting for taste . . .

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It's here!  I like the way it looks.

 

However, I'm going to need a LOT more practice.  I didn't take a picture because I was so flustered.  I did pepperoni which I put on top of the cheese as I usually do.  It was burned to a crisp but the dough wasn't done yet.  And I ended up getting cheese all over the inside which I'm currently trying to burn off.  I'm not giving up, but I'm feeling a bit intimidated.

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Don't give up!  I know you won't.  

I made my first pizza using the pan method...easy way to  get started.

It turned out pretty good and gives me a more ideas.

I haven't made another yet partly because I've been a bit under the weather the last few days (flu?) and haven't gotten to the store for more ingredients.

 

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3 minutes ago, lindag said:

Don't give up!  I know you won't.  

I made my first pizza using the pan method...easy way to  get started.

It turned out pretty good and gives me a more ideas.

I haven't made another yet partly because I've been a bit under the weather the last few days (flu?) and haven't gotten to the store for more ingredients.

 

I should have used the pan--that's a good idea.  I need to get that seasoned.  Dumb question:  Do I leave the stone in the oven and set the pan on top or remove the stone?

 

I also just ordered a second stone.....just in case.

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Just now, Shelby said:

I should have used the pan--that's a good idea.  I need to get that seasoned.  Dumb question:  Do I leave the stone in the oven and set the pan on top or remove the stone?

 

I also just ordered a second stone.....just in case.

Pan goes on the stone.  Not a dumb question.

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