24" Black Edition
COZZE
The party oven: 13 kW under a 60 cm double cordierite deck 2.5 cm thick, taking one 24-inch pizza or two normal ones side by side. The thick stone is the whole point, because it is the only Cozze whose deck carries enough mass to feed a queue without the soft-second-pizza problem the rest of the range has.
Specifications
Pros
- A 2.5 cm deck is two and a half times the thickness of every other Cozze stone, which is precisely what cures the range's soft-second-pizza complaint
- Two pizzas at once, or one 60 cm sheet: the only Cozze that feeds a crowd in a single pass
- The 13 kW U-burner is over half again the 17-inch models, which a chamber this wide needs to cover its losses
- The thicker stone also resists the base scorching that the 1 cm decks suffer at these temperatures
Cons
- At 72 x 70 cm this is outdoor-kitchen furniture, not an oven you carry to a friend's house
- 13 kW empties a gas bottle quickly, and only a real queue justifies lighting it
- No rotation across a 60 cm deck means a turning peel and a long reach into a very hot chamber
- The newest and most expensive model in the range, with no long-term owner reports yet
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Bake settings for this oven
Based on a 250 g ball — change the pie size to see a thicker or thinner crust shift the bake.
COZZE 24" Black Edition
453°C
453°C
73sNo top dial — set heat via flame or position, or measure the dome. Still modeled.
Free with a Pandough account — save your oven and get tuned settings every bake.
COZZE 24" Black Edition is a Portable gas oven, reaching up to 600°C, outdoor, powered by gas, fitting 2 pizzas, and heating up in 20 minutes. The party oven: 13 kW under a 60 cm double cordierite deck 2.5 cm thick, taking one 24-inch pizza or two normal ones side by side. The thick stone is the whole point, because it is the only Cozze whose deck carries enough mass to feed a queue without the soft-second-pizza problem the rest of the range has. Pros: a 2.5 cm deck is two and a half times the thickness of every other cozze stone, which is precisely what cures the range's soft-second-pizza complaint, two pizzas at once, or one 60 cm sheet: the only cozze that feeds a crowd in a single pass, the 13 kw u-burner is over half again the 17-inch models, which a chamber this wide needs to cover its losses, the thicker stone also resists the base scorching that the 1 cm decks suffer at these temperatures. Cons: at 72 x 70 cm this is outdoor-kitchen furniture, not an oven you carry to a friend's house, 13 kw empties a gas bottle quickly, and only a real queue justifies lighting it, no rotation across a 60 cm deck means a turning peel and a long reach into a very hot chamber, the newest and most expensive model in the range, with no long-term owner reports yet.
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