Ninja's 'quick, easy' pizza oven 'cooks perfectly' and now £110 off
The Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven with Cover is a dual pizza oven and air fryer and is currently cheaper on QVC than the Ninja website and Amazon.
As summer approaches, so do garden parties, outdoor dinners, having friends and family over and enjoying the sunshine with tasty food. An essential most people want during this time is a pizza, but ordering a takeaway for the whole family can be expensive.
This is why pizza ovens are becoming a staple piece in gardens and homes. Finding the correct one, however, can be difficult - especially one that won't break the bank. Shoppers are in luck though as they can grab the Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven with Cover from QVC for £219.95 down from £324.98 - which is also cheaper than on the Ninja website (£229.99) and Amazon. What's more, new QVC shoppers can bag an extra £5 off with code FIVE4U, bringing the total to £214.95.
The Ninja pizza oven lets shoppers cook delicious 12-inch pizzas in just a few minutes. It's electric, so there's no flames or gas needed - just plug it in and start cooking. With five pizza settings like Thin Crust, New York and Deep Dish, shoppers can make their favourite style perfect every time. It even comes with a pizza peel, stone, and a cover to keep it protected outdoors.
This oven does more than pizza, as shoppers can bake bread, air fry meals, and prove dough - all outside. It also heats up to 370 degrees and fits a full meal, like chicken wings or fries. There's even a window so customers can watch their food cook. Simple controls also make it easy to use and it's perfect for gardens, patios or balconies.
If this isn't exactly what shoppers want, they could try the Ooni Koda 12 Gas-Powered Pizza Oven for £299 from Argos which features instant gas ignition, is ready to cook in 15 minutes and can reach up to 500 degrees - making pizza in 60 seconds. The Outdoor Pizza Oven for £129.99 from Vonhaus is a cheaper alternative option. It is portable, can make 12 inches, reaches temperatures up to 350 degrees in just 15 minutes and can also smoke meats, fish or vegetables.
Shoppers have however given the ninja pizza oven from QVC a 4.7 out of 5 star rating on the website. One person said: 'So quick and easy and the pizzas were lovely. Perfectly cooked everytime Also tried the air fryer function and it was to the usual NINJA standard too."
Another said: 'Very impressed, exceeded expectations. Big enough for a 12 inch pizza but small enough to easily move. The oven heats up fairly quickly, but then retains the heat if making several pizzas.'
'Exactly as expected. Feels solid, makes you feel confident it can produce the desired heat, safely and with ease!' said another shopper.
Others did share their reservations with the pizza oven as one person wrote: 'One thing I would say is that the pizza was a bit too dark for me and I've heard others say the same.'
Another shopper added: "Amazing! Made gluten free from frozen bases and normal ones from fresh bases and they were the best pizzas we have had in a long time! Toppings - less is more for sure! Really impressed - 3 pizzas in under 15 mins!"
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