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Kenwood My Pizzeria: 400°C, 30 cm stone, 4.7 kg
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Not every kitchen can give up worktop space to a heavy appliance, and the Kenwood My Pizzeria is designed for exactly that problem. At 4.7 kg it is by far the lightest indoor oven we cover, small enough to lift into a cupboard after supper. It reaches a stated 400°C from heating elements above and below, and comes with a removable 30 cm stone and two peels, all in a Storm Blue finish.
- Max temp (stated)
- 400°C
- Stone
- 30 cm
- Power
- 1,500 W
- Footprint (D x W x H)
- 38.5 x 41 x 23 cm
- Presets
- Timer, no presets stated
In its favour
- At 4.7 kg and 38.5 by 41 cm it is by far the lightest and smallest oven here.
- Dual heating elements reach a stated 400°C, with pizza in about four minutes.
- Comes with a removable 30 cm stone, two peels and a timer.
Good to know
- Kenwood quotes around four minutes per pizza, slower than the higher-powered ovens here.
- No pizza style presets are listed, and the warranty period is not stated.
Our take
How it heats
Kenwood says dual-sided heating elements generate almost double the heat of a standard oven, reaching 400°C. A pizza takes about four minutes, which is slower than the high-powered countertop ovens, but still quick compared with a kitchen oven.
Power is 1,500 W, modest enough that it should not trouble most kitchen circuits. A timer is built in, though the listing does not describe the controls in any more detail.
Stone, peels and other foods
The 30 cm stone lifts out, which helps with cleaning and lets it cool faster after use. Two peels are included, handy for loading the next pizza while the first comes out.
Kenwood suggests it for homemade, chilled or frozen pizzas, plus quesadillas, flatbreads and s'mores. That makes it a reasonable all-round snack oven for a small flat.
Storage and portability
Amazon lists it at 38.5 cm deep, 41 cm wide and 23 cm high, with a 9 litre capacity. The maker pitches it as portable, meaning it can be used anywhere with a plug, such as a holiday let or a relative's house.
There are no pizza style presets, and the listing does not give a warranty period. The manufacturer field names De'Longhi, which owns the Kenwood brand.
Versus heavier indoor ovens
The Sage Smart Oven Pizzaiolo shares the 400°C figure but weighs 22.4 kg and adds Element iQ heating and multiple presets. The Chefman 30 cm oven offers 425°C and touchscreen styles in a 16.5 kg body. If you bake pizza weekly and have the space, either gives more control, but neither will lift into a cupboard as easily.
Verdict
Buy the Kenwood My Pizzeria if storage space is tight, you want a light oven you can move around and four minutes per pizza is acceptable. If you would rather have style presets and faster bakes, and can leave a heavier oven out on the side, look at the Chefman 30 cm oven or the Sage Smart Oven Pizzaiolo instead.
Compared with alternatives in: Best electric pizza ovens for indoors
Amazon listing title: Kenwood My Pizzeria - Electric Pizza Oven, Indoor Pizza Maker, 400°C Dual Heating, Ready in Just 4 Minutes, Removable 30cm Stone, Includes 2 Peels, Timer, 1500W, Storm Blue (KPO10.000GY)