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Best multi-fuel pizza ovens
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George Foreman dual fuel: gas or wood pellets, piezo ignition
Switch between wood pellets for flavour and gas for quick, reliable heat, as the maker describes.
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Mimiuo upgraded oven: wood or charcoal, 33 x 33 cm stone
Charcoal gives stable, long-burning heat and wood adds smoky flavour, as the maker explains.
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Mimiuo W-Oven: wood or pellets with auto-rotating stone
The stone bracket rotates automatically, so the pizza bakes evenly without manual turning.
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A multi-fuel oven lets you choose on the night. Gas is quick and steady when you just want dinner. Wood brings flame and a little smoke. Charcoal burns longer and more evenly than small logs. The catch is that every fuel needs its own handling, and not every multi-fuel oven takes the same pair. Some switch between gas and pellets, others between wood and charcoal, and the listing tells you which. This guide compares five ovens on the fuels they accept, how they light, the size of the stone, the top temperature the maker states and the weight. Only one oven here takes gas as well as wood, so if gas is a must, start there. All figures come from the listings.
All products compared
- George Foreman dual fuel: gas or wood pellets, piezo ignition
- Fuels
- Gas or wood pellets
- Lighting
- Piezo push-button (gas)
- Stone
- Heat-resistant stone, 12 inch
- Max temp (stated)
- 500°C
Check price on AmazonAffiliate link - Mimiuo upgraded oven: wood or charcoal, 33 x 33 cm stone
- Fuels
- Wood or charcoal
- Lighting
- Not stated
- Stone
- 33 x 33 cm
- Max temp (stated)
- 500°C
Check price on AmazonAffiliate link - Mimiuo Classic W-Oven: wood or pellets with chimney control
- Fuels
- Wood or pellets
- Lighting
- Not stated
- Stone
- 33 cm cordierite
- Max temp (stated)
- 500°C
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- Fuels
- Wood or pellets
- Lighting
- Not stated
- Stone
- 13 inch round cordierite
- Max temp (stated)
- 500°C
Check price on AmazonAffiliate link - Freestanding steel oven on wheels: wood or charcoal
- Fuels
- Wood or charcoal
- Lighting
- Not stated
- Stone
- Not stated
- Max temp (stated)
- Over 371°C, wood dependent
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| Product | Fuels | Lighting | Stone | Max temp (stated) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Foreman dual fuel: gas or wood pellets, piezo ignition | Gas or wood pellets | Piezo push-button (gas) | Heat-resistant stone, 12 inch | 500°C | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Mimiuo upgraded oven: wood or charcoal, 33 x 33 cm stone | Wood or charcoal | Not stated | 33 x 33 cm | 500°C | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Mimiuo Classic W-Oven: wood or pellets with chimney control | Wood or pellets | Not stated | 33 cm cordierite | 500°C | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Mimiuo W-Oven: wood or pellets with auto-rotating stone | Wood or pellets | Not stated | 13 inch round cordierite | 500°C | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
| Freestanding steel oven on wheels: wood or charcoal | Wood or charcoal | Not stated | Not stated | Over 371°C, wood dependent | Check price on AmazonAffiliate link |
Details as stated in the Amazon listing or by the manufacturer. See the current price on Amazon.
The products in detail
No. 1 · George Foreman
George Foreman dual fuel: gas or wood pellets, piezo ignition
PELLET · 13.6 kg
The one oven here that runs on gas as well as wood pellets. Piezo ignition, foldable legs, a paddle, pellet shovel and carry bag come with it.
In its favour
- Switch between wood pellets for flavour and gas for quick, reliable heat, as the maker describes.
- Push-button piezo ignition lights the gas instantly, with no matches needed.
- A pizza paddle, pellet shovel and carry bag are included, plus foldable legs.
Good to know
- The listing does not explain how you change from one fuel to the other, so read the manual first.
- Only a 1 year guarantee is stated, and no exact heat-up time is given.
Listing title: George Foreman 12'' Portable Dual Fuel Powered Pizza Oven in Black wit...
No. 2 · Mimiuo
Mimiuo upgraded oven: wood or charcoal, 33 x 33 cm stone
WOOD · 16.1 kg
A wood and charcoal oven with a fuel funnel and viewing holes. Charcoal for longer stable heat, wood for smoky flavour. Suits those who want real fire both ways.
In its favour
- Charcoal gives stable, long-burning heat and wood adds smoky flavour, as the maker explains.
- A built-in fuel funnel takes quick top-ups of either fuel mid-cook.
- The maker states 500°C in under 15 minutes, with foldable legs for storage.
Good to know
- There is no gas option, so every cook means lighting and managing a fire.
- Warranty and dimensions are not stated in the listing.
Listing title: Mimiuo Upgraded Outdoor Wood Fired & Charcoal Pizza Oven, Black
No. 3 · Mimiuo
Mimiuo Classic W-Oven: wood or pellets with chimney control
PELLET · 15.2 kg
Burns wood or pellets, with a chimney cover that adjusts the flame and a removable burner gate for ash. A foldable peel is included.
In its favour
- Takes either pellets or wood, and the maker states 500°C in under 10 minutes.
- A chimney cover that turns 90 degrees lets you adjust the flame intensity.
- The burner gate and tray come out for easy ash clearing, according to the listing.
Good to know
- No gas option and no rotating stone on this Classic version.
- The listing does not state the warranty period.
Listing title: Mimiuo Outdoor Pellet & Wood Fired Pizza Oven for Garden, Black
No. 4 · Mimiuo
Mimiuo W-Oven: wood or pellets with auto-rotating stone
PELLET · 18.8 kg
A wood and pellet oven with an automatically rotating stone bracket, so turning is done for you. Peel and cover are included.
In its favour
- The stone bracket rotates automatically, so the pizza bakes evenly without manual turning.
- Accepts wood or pellets, and the maker states 500°C in 10 to 15 minutes.
- Comes with a 13 inch round stone, a 12 by 14 inch foldable peel and a protective cover.
Good to know
- At 18.8 kg it is the heaviest oven here, so it is better left in one spot.
- No warranty period, dimensions or power details for the rotation are stated.
Listing title: Mimiuo Outdoor Wood Pellets Pizza Oven with Automatic Rotation System
No. 5 · Generic
Freestanding steel oven on wheels: wood or charcoal
WOOD
A freestanding steel oven with two wheels and a built-in thermometer that burns wood or charcoal. Suited to a garden where the oven stays out.
In its favour
- Burns wood or charcoal, with dry hardwoods such as oak recommended by the seller.
- Two wheels and an insulated handle make it easy to roll across a patio.
- A built-in thermometer lets you keep an eye on heat during the cook.
Good to know
- Stated heat is over 371°C with 6 to 7 minute pizzas, far slower than the others here.
- The listing names no brand and gives no weight, stone size or warranty.
Listing title: Wood Fired Pizza Oven for Outside, Freestanding Steel Oven with 2 Whee...
Read before you buy
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