Debenhams cuts price of pizza oven 'perfect' for garden parties and al fresco dining
As we finally welcome double-digit temperatures, it's time to start planning garden gatherings again. And with the arrival of warmer weather comes the beginning of barbecue season. Luckily, Debenhams has just the thing to elevate outdoor dining - a two-tier pizza oven that's currently almost half price.
The Costway Outdoor Pizza Oven has space to cook traditionally-fired pizzas on the lower tier while grilling kebabs, burgers and other tasty food on the top. Normally retailing at £189.95, Debenhams has cut the price to £99.95 for a limited time. The pizza oven, housed in sleek black metal, is a hybrid between a chimenea and a traditional barbecue, reports the Manchester Evening News.
It can be powered by either wood or charcoal to cook the food stored in the upper section. Both compartments have metal doors to retain the heat, with the top fully covered to shield food from unpredictable British weather.
Pizza ovens have increasingly become a garden staple for many in recent years, offering a quicker outdoor cooking experience than barbecuing. However, while shoppers have flocked to premium brands like Ooni, Gozney and Ninja - who launched their pizza oven into the market last summer to much acclaim - they all come with a high end price tag to match, meaning shoppers risk spending hundreds of pounds on a gadget the might not actually get much use from.
In comparison, the versatile £99 option includes both a grill and a pizza stone, as well as a wedge to help you safely insert and remove your pizzas from the oven without ruining them. The oven also features a 60cm long handle to prevent any burns while cooking. This metal pizza oven boasts portability and a lightweight design, perfect for moving around the garden.
It also includes two handles on opposite sides for easy carrying, offering an ideal setup for outdoor entertaining. While competitively priced, it stands as a strong contender against pricier models such as the Ooni Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven, which starts at £299 and lacks additional barbecue features.
On the Costway website, the Outdoor Pizza Oven has earned an overall rating of 4.8 stars. In the reviews, one customer mentioned: "A great little pizza oven. We had a little pizza party, and it was great. Easy to put together, great value compared with others."
Another user commented: "Love the folding legs. Makes it easy to store and set up for some backyard pizza action." Additionally, a third review said: "Took my pizza game to the next level. Heats up fast and cooks evenly."
Feedback suggested the addition of a recipe booklet and set-up instructions, advising on optimal fuel for heat, speed, and taste would be beneficial. Also, one reviewer envisioned enhancements for future models like including a fire tray for easier cleanup, although they found using a picnic barbecue tray a handy interim solution, keeping it for continued use.
For other more affordable options, Amazon is currently slashing the price of another pizza oven. The VonHaus model has seen a 14% reduction, bringing the price down from £144.99 to a more affordable £119.99. Additionally, TANGZON also offers a pizza oven similar to the Costway model. It's on Amazon for £109.90.
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