With the summer season fast approaching, many homeowners are now spending their time thinking of sprucing up their gardens.

While preparing their gardens for the summer, consumers are set to be exploring a new trend in al fresco dining. This year, families will not be rolling out the BBQ, they will instead be enjoying their summer garden with a Stone Bake Oven Company Oven.

As a nation, Britons notoriously enjoy dining outside and entertaining friends and family, when the weather permits. This summer however, families are discovering a new and improved way to enjoy their gardens, with a wood fired oven, the latest cooking trend. Hardcore food enthusiasts and casual cooks alike can enjoy these stone bake ovensby creating delicious summer meals and snacks, the perfect accompaniment to a warm summer afternoon in the garden.  

Tom Gozney, owner of The Stone Bake Oven Company commented: “Stone Bake Ovens are a fantastic way of helping the nation make the most of their gardens this summer. Not only can they really explore different ways of cooking and have fun creating new and adventurous recipes, Stone Bake Ovens create an extremely social atmosphere – a great alternative to the traditional BBQ, families and friends can all enjoy creating exciting new dishes whilst discovering a new way of cooking.

“BBQ’s are naturally associated with the British summer garden however this year, the stone bake oven will be the leading asset that makes families want to truly make the most of their garden this summer.”

Alongside a variety of wood fired ovens, The Stone Bake Oven Company also stock a variety of iron cookware on their website to help customers get the most out of their stone bake oven. For further information on stone bake ovens or for exciting recipes to tempt your clientele this summer, please visit www.thestonebakeovencompany.co.uk

 

 

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  • I love this company - have installed a couple of their ovens and clients love them too.  Well done Tom & Laura keep them coming! 

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