Well the weather may be variable, but there is no doubt with the kids off school, and the recent sunny weather, the British Summertime is upon us!

With many grappling to hold onto every moment of summer splendour and bask in every day's precious sunlight, a wood fired oven may be just what you need to take advantage of the warm summer evenings. 

Alfresco trends have seen many splurge to afford an outdoor pizza oven, but not with the Stone Bake Oven Company, who have made wood fired ovens affordable for all! 

The compact Primo requires no building work and arrives ready to use, a wood burning oven for just £599 perfect for those who like to dabble in pizza making at the weekends. Even better, keep the kids schtum this summer by hosting an affordable pizza party for friends and family, making a pizza for less than £1 per head!   

Alternatively step it up a notch with your own design finished Rocca Oven, this piece of kit will have you cooking various different dishes in a third less time than conventional alternatives.

Whichever suits your needs learn to Grill, Roast, Bake and more. Alfresco dining wont ever be the same – great way to entertain the family and friends this summer.

 

Come rain or shine, use your oven anytime, to cook… well… anything, authentically.

BUT a wood fired oven is not just for the summer, it’s for life, use it all year round, outdoors or indoors and bring the authentic flavours and atmosphere of Italy home.

 

Visit www.thestonebakeovencompany.co.uk for a wide range of affordable wood fired ovens.

 

 

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