I spent a month eating virtually nothing but pizza to test the Gozney Arc XL — here’s the outcome
The Gozney Arc XL is a high-end pizza oven that offers a large 16-inch opening and stone, making it ideal for cooking bigger pies and feeding more people. It features stable gas fueling, easy operation, and a beautifully made design. However, it comes with a hefty price tag of $999.99 and has some drawbacks, such as a tricky-to-remove stone.
- ▪The Gozney Arc XL has a large 16-inch opening and stone, allowing for bigger pizzas and more people to be fed.
- ▪It features stable gas fueling, leading to consistent cooks and easy operation.
- ▪The oven has a high price point of $999.99, making it a significant investment for home or small commercial use.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Gozney Arc XL might not be the endgame pizza oven like its older sibling, the Dome. However, for most people, this is the only pizza oven they’ll need. It features a large 16-inch opening and stone, so you can cook bigger pies and feed more people per pizza. It’s easy to operate, beautifully made and the gas fueling leads to stable temperatures and consistent cooks pizza-to-pizza. My only issues with it are that it’s quite pricey and that the stone is much trickier to remove than Ooni ovens, which makes cleaning after failed launches a pain. $999.99 at Ace Hardware $999.99 at Hedley & Bennett $999.99 at P.C.
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