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G3 Ferrari G10006 Delizia Pizza Oven - £67.15 Delivered @ Amazon Germany

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G3 Ferrari G10006 Delizia Pizza Oven - £67.15 Delivered @ Amazon Germany

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Temperature up to 390 °C
With thermostat
Fire retardant food grade stone
1200 W
Includes pizza spatula and Italian recipe collection

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This baking result can be measured with a professional oven. Crispy pizza like a pizza baker, very high temperatures are achieved in professional pizza ovens - in just a few minutes the temperature is heated to up to 400 °C, baking with fireproof food-safe natural stone (from Italy), 31.6 cm diameter, this absorbs moisture of the dough: the dough does not burn to the heat retains in the stones and releases it evenly to the dough, making the crisp. The inner part made of steel also contributes to the delicious result - just like from the stone oven, freezer pizza with 3 minutes baking time, homemade pizza, also calzone with approx. 5 minutes baking time, not only to be used as a pizza oven - ideal for expressing baking sweets, pastries, meat, toast, chestnuts, cookies, cakes, rolls and much more. Flambée is also ideal. No odour/smoke development, much more energy saving than conventional ovens, with thermostat, timer and signal lamp, when the desired food is ready, including pizza spatula and Italian recipe collection, 1200 W power. With this pizza oven you can bake like in a normal oven but with lower energy consumption, no smoke/odour development and space-saving.

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icyhead

23rd May 2022

Don't forget about the 10 Euro off discount through the Amazon App : hotukdeals.com/dea…961

This brings it down to £58.60 delivered

Edited by a community support team member, 22 May 2022

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FatherTed
22nd May 2022
cRuNcHiE22/05/2022 23:15
Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need …Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need to also pay £8.95 for an adapterhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07K28TXFT/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_AQA5F6KFDW1VXS0QK4SM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&tag=pepperugc03-21&ascsubtag=2352029727&pldnSite=1

Or 50p for a plug.
chrisbluebird
23rd May 2022
I got one of these from Amazon Italy when they were on a deal like this - followed the instructions and cooked the first pizza and burned it to a crisp, and left the stone black. You can't clean the stone, you can only wipe it with a damp cloth.. its still black but I have learned to use it now and it does cook pizzas better than an oven. I would recommend heat set to 2 1/2 - leave it heat up the stone for a few mins (4-5 mins tops) then when the red light comes back on chuck your pizza in and it should cook in approx 3 mins. We use shop bought pizzas from the deli counter, fresh not frozen. It will take a bit of trial and error but it's worth it in the end.
Cashless
23rd May 2022
If you want to raise the bar on making homemade pizzas, easy dough to make and can confirm its definitely 'soft and crunchee':

(edited)
Oz79x
22nd May 2022
This is an absolute bargain and a brilliant pizza maker. Had since last year and it’s made us delicious pizzas.
mad.dog
23rd May 2022

Might help some people out
za_jarro
23rd May 2022
I use my airfryer with smaller pizza
Britneyfan
23rd May 2022
krishna7223/05/2022 07:56
Be dissatisfied it ain't as good as you think, last 6 months our house, …Be dissatisfied it ain't as good as you think, last 6 months our house, broken!! Plus didn't really cook that well!!

These have a fault, where the connector block inside, melts. As it should be ceramic. Easily fixable.

Socobar23/05/2022 07:53
Does the pizza taste better in this compared to the normal gas oven? How …Does the pizza taste better in this compared to the normal gas oven? How long does it take to bake a standard pizza and is it cheaper to run compared to a gas oven which takes about 15min?

Yes, cooks a pizza in around 5/6 mins for me. Depends how hot you set it. I'm not sure about running costs, but the only annoying this is 1 pizza at a time. But easily worth this price, we use ours every week. Feels like a nice option without moving up to an ooni. (edited)
AshMcConnell
23rd May 2022
stedoc123/05/2022 10:07
With pizza ovens being all the rage now I was wondering if people are …With pizza ovens being all the rage now I was wondering if people are making their pizza's from scratch, making dough and sauce or do they shove supermarket pizza's in them? Do they improve supermarket pizza's opposed to an ordinary oven?

We cheat a bit, but it's still lovely. We use frozen dough from Sainsburys (it's actually in Eurospar here too) and Mutti passata. It's quicker, tastier and much cheaper than ordering a takeaway. You just need to stretch out the dough, add some passata and add your toppings and you are good to go. Takes about 4 mins.

To answer your question, yep, it makes supermarket pizzas much better.
wdh
23rd May 2022
daddybr0023/05/2022 15:59
Any advise on where to get said upgrades/purchase specifically?

Didn’t say the stone upgrade was cheap… shop.fiesoliarte.com/pro…cm/ or easy to get here after Brexit…
But here’s the how and why

The connector block, thermal fuse and sleeving are also detailed in other videos on his channel. The parts are totally generic.

Compared to other, very similar in concept, products the G3 is slightly awkward for element upgrading, because it uses 2x 110volt elements in series. Hence the simplest (!!) thing is to move the under stone element to be a second upper element.
Czubaka
22nd May 2022
Wow. What a deal. Amazing price. I paid about 95£ a while back and its absolutely fabulous piece of kit. I couldn't recommend it highly enough!
krishna72
23rd May 2022
Be dissatisfied it ain't as good as you think, last 6 months our house, broken!! Plus didn't really cook that well!!
salbero1
23rd May 2022
Socobar23/05/2022 07:53
Does the pizza taste better in this compared to the normal gas oven? How …Does the pizza taste better in this compared to the normal gas oven? How long does it take to bake a standard pizza and is it cheaper to run compared to a gas oven which takes about 15min?

Well considering I currently use pizza stones in my gas oven (preheat for 1 hour) then cooking time on top, I'd assume the cost of running this little fella will not only be more cost effective but also tidier too (no split flour/ingredients in the oven) and easier to remove

bargain_daddy23/05/2022 11:37
Is this for homemade fresh pizza or ready made fresh pizzas from the …Is this for homemade fresh pizza or ready made fresh pizzas from the supermarket? Thanks

Both

Rum_Ham23/05/2022 10:58
Does it really pre-heat within minutes? If so, I am definitely interested. …Does it really pre-heat within minutes? If so, I am definitely interested. I have always been put off by people saying you must pre-heat your pizza stone/steel for at least 60 minutes. It just seems to wasteful!

Exactly!!

I have 2 pizza stones that I have to preheat for 60mins then use a paddle to get them onto the stones (using a mix of flour semolina makes it easier but still spills happen a lot!)

So if this is as good as people say it's going to save me money and be easier to clean down/remove pizza from and all at the cost of say, 4/5 Domino's pizzas? Sounds like a no brainier to me (edited)
bauer
23rd May 2022
Bought this last time. I wasn't expecting much but it makes top pizzas, much better than any of my local takeaways

For this money it is a no brainer.
mrrsoles
23rd May 2022
superjack23/05/2022 03:01
Cheers op. Heard good things, ordered but with a 30th June delivery.

Ignore that, I ordered from amazon.de on 2nd may and it arrived on 14th may.
GeeWhizRS
23rd May 2022
daddybr0023/05/2022 04:20
Can you cook store bought pizzas on this any better as well? Obviously …Can you cook store bought pizzas on this any better as well? Obviously making your own would be the way to go but sometimes we pick those up if they are heavily reduced.Bit concerned though by the number of reviews talking about these only lasting a couple of years at best before needing replacing, or producing smoke/burning out

These are great. The fault with them is where the mains cable connects to the internal cabling. It just uses a plastic terminal block in the base, which after a while melts (because of the heat) and the thing shorts out. You can replace the terminal block with a high temperature ceramic one for a few quid if it melts though.
salbero1
23rd May 2022
stedoc123/05/2022 10:07
With pizza ovens being all the rage now I was wondering if people are …With pizza ovens being all the rage now I was wondering if people are making their pizza's from scratch, making dough and sauce or do they shove supermarket pizza's in them? Do they improve supermarket pizza's opposed to an ordinary oven?

I make my dough from scratch it doesn't take too long by hand or if you have a stand mixer you can do it fast.

I let my dough prove overnight in the fridge but can be done first thing in the morning then left proving covered at room temperature for the evening.

mrrsoles23/05/2022 09:03
Ignore that, I ordered from amazon.de on 2nd may and it arrived on 14th …Ignore that, I ordered from amazon.de on 2nd may and it arrived on 14th may.

Thanks for that!!

baladar23/05/2022 01:40
I'm considering buying another as my pizza stone is no longer pristine.....

Pizza stones aren't meant to be pristine, holds flavour of previous pizza (edited)
wdh
23rd May 2022
YorkshireRiffer23/05/2022 12:08
Can anyone confirm if the heating element fails 1/3rd of the way into …Can anyone confirm if the heating element fails 1/3rd of the way into cooking a pizza, resulting in the pizza in the oven actually being the first pizza to be cooked?Apparently some people encountered this in Spain.

Mistranslation methinks.
The elements rarely “fail”.

Definite skillz are required to -
- get the stone hot but not too hot (it is a very basic stone and will burn the underside easily - one can get terracotta upgrades from Fiesoli that don’t!) // spelling of manufacturer corrected
- and by jiggling the thermostat knob, persuade the top element to keep glowing throughout the 3 minutes or so of your cook. There’s only the one thermostat that controls both elements together, and it is simply marked 1 2 3… so there is a knack required.

I think the complaint would have been that the thermostat was cutting the elements during the cook, resulting in the top one stopping glowing, stopping radiating, which results in the top of the pizza being less cooked than the base, as the stone holds the heat when the elements go off.

BTW, the thing gets to ‘only’ about 300C, as evidenced by the cook time being so much longer than Ooni, Sage, Effeuno…
However, it can get hot enough to melt the plastic cable connector block (which will trip your mains at minimum) and/or blow the internal thermal protection fuse (resulting in the thing being power-dead). To run hotter the internal wiring needs protection with glass fibre sleeping. These are cheap fixes that are better done before they cause problems! (edited)
Rum_Ham
29th May 2022
AshMcConnell23/05/2022 11:44
We cheat a bit, but it's still lovely. We use frozen dough from …We cheat a bit, but it's still lovely. We use frozen dough from Sainsburys (it's actually in Eurospar here too) and Mutti passata. It's quicker, tastier and much cheaper than ordering a takeaway. You just need to stretch out the dough, add some passata and add your toppings and you are good to go. Takes about 4 mins.To answer your question, yep, it makes supermarket pizzas much better.

Have you tried Morrisons own frozen sourdough? It looks just like the Northern Dough Co stuff but it's 4 dough balls for £2.50. I've bought some in anticipation for my G3 which arrives on Wednesday. I can't wait!!
cRuNcHiE
22nd May 2022
Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need to also pay £8.95 for an adapter
amazon.co.uk/dp/…e=1 (edited)
Babylove
23rd May 2022
Why have I ordered this?!
Spur of the moment buy!
Ouzoherb
23rd May 2022
cRuNcHiE22/05/2022 23:15
Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need …Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need to also pay £8.95 for an adapterhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07K28TXFT/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_AQA5F6KFDW1VXS0QK4SM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&tag=pepperugc03-21&ascsubtag=2352029727&pldnSite=1

Just cut it off and put a uk plug on , easy. Assuming it's not a power adapter.
Fact_or_Fiction
22nd May 2022
Bought this years ago, still going strong, HOT
daddybr00
23rd May 2022
Can you cook store bought pizzas on this any better as well? Obviously making your own would be the way to go but sometimes we pick those up if they are heavily reduced.

Bit concerned though by the number of reviews talking about these only lasting a couple of years at best before needing replacing, or producing smoke/burning out (edited)
Anonymous User
23rd May 2022
cRuNcHiE22/05/2022 23:15
Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need …Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need to also pay £8.95 for an adapterhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07K28TXFT/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_AQA5F6KFDW1VXS0QK4SM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&tag=pepperugc03-21&ascsubtag=2352029727&pldnSite=1

No need whatsover to spend so much money on an adaptor. Suitable ones can be found for a pound or less. Or as someone else said, cut the two pin one off and fit a UK plug to the cord instead.
Keith_Moon
23rd May 2022
These are very cool machines if used properly you will at least get a Pizza way way better than any conventional oven. They are a nice middle ground if can't afford an OONI.

I had one before I got an OONI, It spurred me on to get one! Some of the criticisms on here are very nit picky...... (edited)
bargain_daddy
23rd May 2022
AshMcConnell23/05/2022 11:44
We cheat a bit, but it's still lovely. We use frozen dough from …We cheat a bit, but it's still lovely. We use frozen dough from Sainsburys (it's actually in Eurospar here too) and Mutti passata. It's quicker, tastier and much cheaper than ordering a takeaway. You just need to stretch out the dough, add some passata and add your toppings and you are good to go. Takes about 4 mins.To answer your question, yep, it makes supermarket pizzas much better.

I have to urge to watch a YouTube video on making quick dough!
IbbyS
23rd May 2022
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daz40
22nd May 2022
Fantastic price I must buy
habiby
23rd May 2022
cRuNcHiE22/05/2022 23:15
Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need …Considering its from Germany, it won't have a UK plug mind, so you'll need to also pay £8.95 for an adapterhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07K28TXFT/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_AQA5F6KFDW1VXS0QK4SM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&tag=pepperugc03-21&ascsubtag=2352029727&pldnSite=1

£1 converter in Poundland
baladar
23rd May 2022
I'm considering buying another as my pizza stone is no longer pristine.....
Socobar
23rd May 2022
Does the pizza taste better in this compared to the normal gas oven? How long does it take to bake a standard pizza and is it cheaper to run compared to a gas oven which takes about 15min? (edited)
BigJmac1982
23rd May 2022
Rum_Ham23/05/2022 10:58
Does it really pre-heat within minutes? If so, I am definitely interested. …Does it really pre-heat within minutes? If so, I am definitely interested. I have always been put off by people saying you must pre-heat your pizza stone/steel for at least 60 minutes. It just seems to wasteful!

I have one.... instructions say preheat for 10 minutes for stone to heat up .....once red light comes back on it's ready for pizza to be cooked.....pizzas take about 3 mins depending how thin your base is
vulcan903
23rd May 2022
Absolute bargain. I have had one for a year from Amazon Germany. Once you worked out how to get the pizza base cooked right the pizzas are delish.
I still have the EU plug on it and use a 13amp fused socket that cost £1. (edited)
Koyakami
23rd May 2022
€98.52 in total for me
Skileigh
23rd May 2022
Back down to £68.64 Inc delivery. Little bit more for those that think it's worth it.
Baby_Faced_Assasin
26th May 2022
Just received an email: delivery June 2nd, instead of 30th
Rum_Ham
29th May 2022
AshMcConnell29/05/2022 22:56
Unfortunate we don't have a Morrisons in Northern Ireland, but that sounds …Unfortunate we don't have a Morrisons in Northern Ireland, but that sounds great!

Ahh never! Anyway, I love the idea of frozen dough. Even though fresh dough is easy enough to make, it just seems so convenient to have frozen dough (and for such a cheap price). So hopefully it tastes ok!
noseley
23rd May 2022
I want this but don't have anymore space for kitchen gadgets. We have a oven pizza stone which works but would love it to be quicker. First world problems
kramms
23rd May 2022
Whats the 0-60?
ADIDASADDICT
23rd May 2022
Rather a Mcclaren toaster.

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