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VEVOR Multi-fuel Outdoor Pizza Oven, 12-inch Gas & Wood Fired Pizza Maker with Auto Rotatable Stone, Portable Pizza Ovens for Outside Backyard Camp, Carry Cover, Shovel, CSA Certified, Black
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VEVOR Multi-fuel Outdoor Pizza Oven, 12-inch Gas Features
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Bake Like Never Before: Are you tired of pizza ovens that just don't do what they are supposed to? Our outdoor pizza oven heats up to 1000℉/540℃ in just 15 minutes and bakes a tasty 12-inch pizza in 90 seconds or less! Plus, it's versatile enough to cook all kinds of meats, fish, and delicious vegetables.
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More Fuel Options: Our portable pizza oven is powered by wood and propane, so you can use wood pellets, wood chips, charcoal, or propane as fuel. Choose wood for a smoky, aromatic flavor or propane for low-maintenance cooking. With its large 480 g fuel tray, you'll need to feed it less often
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Spin into Flavor: Our portable outdoor pizza oven has a rotatable pizza stone function for even heating and easier operation. Simply rotate the pizza stone 210° using the handle—no need to keep shoveling the pizza to turn it frequently, saving you trouble. Plus, the stone is thickened to prevent breakage.
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Retain Heat for Extra Taste: The portable pizza oven for outside is CSA certified and built with 430 stainless steel inner frame, ceramic fiber insulation cotton, and cold-rolled sheet shell for enhanced quality. This 3-layer thermal insulation structure provides the best heat preservation, allowing you to enjoy your food quickly.
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Portable Outdoor Oven: This pizza oven boasts a lightweight 28.9 lbs, making it easy to carry to your backyard, campsite, beach, or any outdoor gathering place. Its foldable legs make it even more compact, and we also provide a wood pellets shovel and carry bag for added convenience.
