Can you use this with an outdoor pizza oven? I am worried that the high heat might burn the conveyor belt.
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I use it with a Blackstone Pizza Oven running a stone temperature of 800 F and it works fine. I take care not to allow the cloth to touch the stone but it has briefly, and it didn't seem to negatively affect the "conveyor". Making Neapolitan pizzas, where the dough is pretty wet, I can't imagine any other peel being able to launch as quickly and as smoothly as the Super Peel.
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Under most reasonable use the cloth will stand up very well. Home ovens at any temperature are fine. We have zillions of customers using it on Big Green Egg, Blacksone, Wood Fired Ovens, gas grills, etc. with no problems. The key here is that you are in and out so fast!! Don't linger, or set the peel un your oven and walk away :-o The only potential problem is extended close proximity to fire or hot coals. It is the radiant heat that can more likely damage the cloth. I use one of our long handled Super Peels to place pizzas way back in our Wood Fired Pizza Oven. It is not that deep, so I set the pizza right up against the coals. Have not had any problems at all.Gary@EXO/Super Peel Under most reasonable use the cloth will stand up very well. Home ovens at any temperature are fine. We have zillions of customers using it on Big Green Egg, Blacksone, Wood Fired Ovens, gas grills, etc. with no problems. The key here is that you are in and out so fast!! Don't linger, or set the peel un your oven and walk away :-o The only potential problem is extended close proximity to fire or hot coals. It is the radiant heat that can more likely damage the cloth. I use one of our long handled Super Peels to place pizzas way back in our Wood Fired Pizza Oven. It is not that deep, so I... » Read More Under most reasonable use the cloth will stand up very well. Home ovens at any temperature are fine. We have zillions of customers using it on Big Green Egg, Blacksone, Wood Fired Ovens, gas grills, etc. with no problems. The key here is that you are in and out so fast!! Don't linger, or set the peel un your oven and walk away :-o The only potential problem is extended close proximity to fire or hot coals. It is the radiant heat that can more likely damage the cloth. I use one of our long handled Super Peels to place pizzas way back in our Wood Fired Pizza Oven. It is not that deep, so I set the pizza right up against the coals. Have not had any problems at all.Gary@EXO/Super Peel « Show Less
1580099
I would not, but don't really know. I didn't like the canvas, and use the peel w/o it actually, just use corn meal. It can be a mess.
1580100
Yes, it will absolutely burn the conveyor belt. However, once it is set on fire, you would have one heck of glorious pizza peeler which would be the envy of your neighborhood. And the legend would be born.
1580101
I've touched mine to my pizza steel with my oven at max temp. I think it should be fine to use provided it isn't there for any length of time.
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I tried using this once in my pizza oven capable of 900-1000 degrees F and it cracked waaaaaaay before getting even close to that temperature. Does not seem to be made of a high quality material like Cordierite. I suspect if it is very slowly heated and cooled in a home oven (usually not capable of > 550 F) it might be okay for a while, but this is not high quality. I definitely would not place in or remove it from an already hot oven. Even with the best of care it'll probably break after repeated temperature cycling even with fairly slow heating/cooling rates.
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The real answer is I don't know. The construction of the pan is very good. It is heavy and solidly built. I assume your wood fired oven has a stone of some sort. I can't think of a reason that it wouldn't be alright in that situation. If you were placing it directly on coals or if it was exposed to open flames it might be an issue. I use it at 550F in a regular oven without issue. I suppose it is possible that it might warp or the coating might be damaged at high enough temperatures. Long way of saying, I don't know.
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Mine got so hot I'm returning it. The cord was hot and countertop oven was very, very hot. In my opinion, this does pose a safety issue. I wasn't going to wait to see if it caused a fire.
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FYI, I'm a firefighter and I just had an emergency call this evening for carbon monoxide. It turns out that it was caused by someone using one of these liners on the bottom of the gas oven. It was blocking the holes on the bottom which was causing improper burning of the gas and releasing large quantities of carbon monoxide. Obviously, this is not an issue for electric ovens. You should be able to use this on the bottom rack of a gas oven. Alternately, you can trim the liner so that it doesn't cover the holes on the bottom. Just make sure the holes are clear and it shouldn't cause any problems. Just want to throw a plug out there for carbon monoxide detectors. This family had one. If they wouldn't have had a carbon monoxide detector, they may have gotten very sick, possibly to the point of it being fatal. But, since they did have one, they had a slight annoyance for about an hour while we discovered the problem and ventilated their house until it was safe. There are some for less than $20 here on Amazon.
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While I cannot say yes or no. I am going to go with no. I imagine it would catch on fire, if you expose it to heat for a period of time. It is just paper. Like construction paper on a roll. I suppose you could wrap food with it, but I don't think you would want to. It doesn't seem that dust free. All you have to do is smell it or handle it. I think you need to stick with the title of the product, and it is clear it is not for food.
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I do not know. We have used it in our house for over a year. When using it as a reg oven it will get hot on the outside.
1523849
Hi!The oven is capable of reaching 900F which is higher than what you need even for pizza. Best regards,Eugene.
720235
Should be fine as long as the oven doesn't exceed 750W of draw. Look on the back of the oven for the rating.
994681
I'm not sure how to answer your question because I've never tried it. The only concern I would have is that unlike a conventional oven, a toaster oven's element is very close to the rack and to the item that's being heated. The parchment bag would be too close to the heat source and catch fire. If the toaster oven is larger that might not be a problem. If you do try to cook this way, it bears watching closely. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good luck!
805000
I would assume it is safe to use at that high of a temperature. Just make certain you remove the plastic lid as that is NOT oven safe.
950405
I believe this item is designed to only go in the oven on a baking sheet. I think direct heat on a burner may melt it.
1856253
I would check the maximum temperature that the tagine can handle. Pizza ovens can range from 500 - 1000 degrees
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I`ve never done it this way but believe it`s not a good idea. The material the item is made is not flame resistance. In a microwave the energy from the microwave passes thru the material. A toaster oven is designed start heating from the outside which would mean before the potato hot 25% cooked, the bag would ignite! Not a good idea, sorry!
387150
No,this has no heat control so it will burn the crust ,I would not buy this item
960116
Just remember that this oven gets very hot and is a danger to anyone coming in contact with it. It would be safer to use it outside with a Coleman camp stove and not use it inside of an enclosed camper. I would not use it inside of our trailer.
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Not easily. The heat element is in the unit where the food also is. If you are careful about the temp, smoke could be started then the heat element stopped, I guess.