Alfa One wood fired pizza oven Unboxing, setup and first pizza

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  • čas přidán 4. 09. 2021
  • I chose this oven for its compact size but uncompromising wood fire oven experience. It's light enough to move around on a trolley (50kgs) but gets hot enough to make true neopolitan style pizza.

Komentáře • 27

  • @003Rojeda
    @003Rojeda Před 2 lety +2

    I use the tongs to move the fire. I always start the fire in the middle. Thanks for video I had my Alfa one for 2 years and love it.

  • @TheMantonelli
    @TheMantonelli Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks very helpful!

  • @man.i.literally.failed6772

    People are complaining about the price . You get what you pay for, I've been researching for ages and this is the sexiest ovens and one of the top brands,As for the gas model being more expensive, just remember there's about $500-1000 on top of the overseas price to get it certified in Australia.I might even go for the 5 minuti for the extra $350

    • @firedfoodexperiments3900
      @firedfoodexperiments3900  Před 2 lety

      Its a good price for what it is. The other compact pizza ovens can't really compete as they only do pizza. This is an oven and a fireplace. Sit in front of it an chill watching flames in the backyard. Good times.

  • @einfussganger
    @einfussganger Před 2 lety +1

    Do you leave your oven outside uncovered? I have a cover for mine, but if I just used it and it starts to rain, the oven is too hot to put the cover over it. For those cases, I thought about just removing the chimney (which you have to do to cover anyway), and then putting a 5" vented cap over the opening to keep the rain out. Just curious what others are doing.

    • @firedfoodexperiments3900
      @firedfoodexperiments3900  Před 2 lety

      I just ordered a cover. So far I’ve been wheeling it under the patio when I’m not using it. But in the future It will be immobile so I’ll just cover it after it cools down. If it rains, it cools down quicker!

  • @chrisginoc
    @chrisginoc Před 2 lety +2

    Do you regret not going with the Alfa Ciao instead if the Alfa One for a little bit more room/space? I need to upgrade from my Ooni Karu and my biggest complaint is the lack of space.

    • @firedfoodexperiments3900
      @firedfoodexperiments3900  Před 2 lety

      So far, no. Its hard to notice from the videos but I have a general lack of space in my backyard. Anything bigger would be too much for the area. I never want to do more than one pizza at a time, and all the other dishes I cook are pretty much able to fit in. Sure a bigger oven would be great. Just tonight I did two side dishes one after the other. Would be good to get them done in one hit at the same time but thems the breaks. An ooni would be far too small fr what I wanna do. Plus this one looks cool as hell.

    • @troyqueen9503
      @troyqueen9503 Před rokem

      Check out la. Piazza ovens , it’s wonderful.

  • @ll_spud
    @ll_spud Před 2 lety +1

    Thats a beautiful compact pizza oven. But damn! It's also pricy

  • @VincenzoIanni1982
    @VincenzoIanni1982 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi, what's the size of the pizza you can insert into this oven? A pizza 30-33 cm. is possibile or there is not enough space ?

  • @saipierre5533
    @saipierre5533 Před 2 lety +1

    You need a bigger flame for pizza 😉

  • @nazirbhikhoo2006
    @nazirbhikhoo2006 Před 2 lety

    Supplier in polokwane? Price list please.

  • @Egt1976
    @Egt1976 Před rokem

    This is NOT a pizza, its disgusting

    • @firedfoodexperiments3900
      @firedfoodexperiments3900  Před rokem

      Thats my first pizza! Thanks

    • @Egt1976
      @Egt1976 Před rokem

      @@firedfoodexperiments3900 i talk about the recipe…

    • @aliyaKill
      @aliyaKill Před rokem +1

      @@firedfoodexperiments3900 Hi, friend! thanks for the review.
      Watch the channel ( Vito Iacopelli ) this is the master of Neapolitan pizza, he shows all the secrets of the dough, only thanks to him I understood what real pizza means