You should try opening my heat treating kiln when it's been cooking at 1875° F.

Don't stand too close if you're wearing clothing made of synthetic fibers.
You should try opening my heat treating kiln when it's been cooking at 1875° F.

Don't stand too close if you're wearing clothing made of synthetic fibers.
With 450 °C your pizza should be ready in 30 seconds.
That's what pizza ovens run at and it takes about 2-3 minutes for the pizza to be ready. You can also get ones that go up to 500°C.
The pizza shop I worked at in college had the oven somewhere between 600-700 F
We got an oven that has a stone fire pizza mode on it. It gets the stone up to 750F. Cooks our homemade pizzas in ~2 minutes. It's awesome.
Where is this clip from? Reminds me of Sunshine.
I was gonna say it never bothers me then I realized I don’t set it that high.
But why? Is it necessary for frozen pizzas?
It's to get a good crust on a thin fresh pizza
Personally I find 500F works fine but I don't have a pizza stone or one of those big wooden spatulas to use it with a floppy fresh pizza. I just assemble mine in a room temperature cast iron pan and then throw it in for 10 or so minutes at 500
I was planning to joke about the 450° of rotation but, you know, internet is strange so, instead I found a French pizzeria... https://www.450degres.fr/
If zinc melt your skin melt too. Amazing oven though can cast some cool figurine with zinc.
I remember thr one time I preheated the oven to 500 degrees and opened it like a giddy little child happy tp put my pizza in... uhh...
I think Im still rrecovering cells from the burns I got from that.
Also rlthe smoke alarms went off so ... 1/10 only good part about it was that it was cold that day and i lt warmed me up
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