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Burnhard Fat TONY
Portable gas

Fat TONY

Burnhard

The Fat TONY scales up with an 8 kW burner and a built-in dual-zone thermometer reading stone and chamber temps simultaneously. Aimed at bakers who run multiple sessions back-to-back or cook in cold conditions where the TONY's 5.9 kW falls short.

Max temp
500°C in 20 min
Price range
$500 - $550
OUTDOOR
Gas
Rating
-

Specifications

Temperature range250°C – 500°C
Inner size40 cm × 40 cm
Weight21.5 kg
Price range$500 - $550
Estimated price$525(Feb 28, 2026)

Pros

  • 8 kW burner sustains high temps in cold weather and recovers between pies faster than base TONY
  • Dual-zone digital thermometer (stone + air) built in — no IR gun needed
  • Larger cooking surface handles 16-inch pies versus TONY's 13-inch limit
  • Justified upgrade over TONY for frequent or high-volume sessions

Cons

  • At ~$500 it competes directly with the Gozney Roccbox — compare both before buying
  • 21.5 kg rules out casual portability; needs a dedicated table or stand
  • Same gas-only limitation as TONY — no wood or dual-fuel option

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Hydration60%
Burnhard Fat TONY
Burnhard Fat TONY
Temperature
450°C
Bake time
65–90 sec
Top heat
100%
Bottom heat
100%
Preheat
20 min
Between bakes
2 min
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Burnhard Fat TONY is a Portable gas oven, reaching up to 500°C, outdoor, powered by gas, weighing 21.5kg, fitting 1 pizzas, and heating up in 20 minutes. The Fat TONY scales up with an 8 kW burner and a built-in dual-zone thermometer reading stone and chamber temps simultaneously. Aimed at bakers who run multiple sessions back-to-back or cook in cold conditions where the TONY's 5.9 kW falls short. Pros: 8 kw burner sustains high temps in cold weather and recovers between pies faster than base tony, dual-zone digital thermometer (stone + air) built in — no ir gun needed, larger cooking surface handles 16-inch pies versus tony's 13-inch limit, justified upgrade over tony for frequent or high-volume sessions. Cons: at ~$500 it competes directly with the gozney roccbox — compare both before buying, 21.5 kg rules out casual portability; needs a dedicated table or stand, same gas-only limitation as tony — no wood or dual-fuel option.

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