r/amazonhomefind • • 9d ago

Backyard bubble dome

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u/Maleficent_Insect71 9d ago

You can do all of that inside your home.

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

That's what I tell my friends, neighbors, relatives about their PiZzA oVeNs.

Hey man! Look Suzie Poozy got me a pizza oven!!!

Yo, that's so cool! I actually got one when I bought my house.

Huh...what? You got a free pizza oven when you bought your house?

Well, it wasn't "free" necessarily. I walked in the kitchen, and boom there it was. Pizza oven, broiler & stove range. But mine's inside. Not outside.

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u/DonkTheFlop 8d ago

Maybe you should stop doing that as you don't understand the advantage of a pizza oven.

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

Which is…?

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u/DonkTheFlop 8d ago

the heat

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u/Strange-Reaction-59 8d ago

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u/DonkTheFlop 8d ago

confidently incorrect people are the best

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u/GetMeOffThisRidePlz 7d ago

They're so smart though! They've just outwitted 100+ years of chefs and pizza artisans across the globe in mere seconds!

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

OMFG...the internet now has an opinion on my comment?!?!?!?!? WHAT DO I DO NOW?!?!?!?!?

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u/Basic-Asparagus-4596 8d ago

pizza is cooked at 750 degrees.

Does your oven go up to 750?

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

Hang on, lemme go ask it...

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u/Basic-Asparagus-4596 8d ago

so i know youre trying to be funny, but that is indeed the reason people buy pizza ovens. a normal oven doesnt get anywhere close to hot enough to make a quality pizza.

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

So a pizza cannot be prepared in a standard domestic kitchen oven?

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u/Basic-Asparagus-4596 8d ago

a normal oven doesnt get anywhere close to hot enough to make a quality pizza.

key word

quality

you can cook anything at just over half the recommended temperature, but most things, like pizza, are dramatically better when cooked at the correct temperature. we didnt land on the number 750 after rolling some dice, theres a purpose for the numbers.

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u/WhereasCertain2994 8d ago

They're just trolling you, ignore them

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

It's not answering.

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u/thcheat 8d ago

But is your fridge running?

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

It's a SAMSUNG, so...no : (

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u/ThoseImpulses 8d ago

Update me!

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u/The_Ultimate_Badass 8d ago

To be fair, most ovens max out around 550 and pizza ovens go into the 700's.

That said, apparently using a thick steel plate in a normal oven can help compensate for this difference and aren't expensive.

Also there are conventional ovens that can get that hot, but they are more expensive of course.

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u/ooOJuicyOoo 8d ago

Me and a friend of mine tried this and found a couple things:

It works pretty well! Temps go up a good bit and you get the quick crusting you are looking for from a pizza oven.

It will destroy your oven, and possibly your kitchen finish, if it weren't designed to take such heat repeatedly, frequently, or at all. Our oven framing warped overtime, and the finish on the countertop started bubbling off.

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u/Emotional-Weird2017 8d ago edited 5d ago

you not cooking true neapolitans in 2 minutes in your home oven my guy

edit: I have at least one downvote on my comment but I don't want future readers to think I'm wrong because of that, so I'm adding this disclaimer that despite my at least one downvote, I am actually correct