03430 Pizzazz Plus Rotating Oven

I initially ordered one of these for a relative who entertains a lot, and thought it would come in handy for them. I then later thought about it, and realized this *might* be handy for me/my family too. So...of course, I had to order one. I really had minimal expectations for this product. I knew it obviously cooked pizzas and possibly other little frozen items. I had no idea that I would literally use it all the time. Every day. I have 2 kids who love pizza and enjoy snacks like mozzarella sticks, fish sticks, and other frozen food items that you might typically throw in an oven when you are crunched for time. These are obvious items that can be used easily on this product, and it certainly delivers. It is incredibly simple to use. You plug it in, throw whatever you want to cook on it, and set the timer. You don't waste time preheating. There is no heat adjustment, but it cooks it perfectly. It rotates while cooking, and my kids get a kick out of watching it cook right in front of them. It cooks pizza (even the cheapie junk ones) into perfection. I have made countless homemade pizzas and it makes them perfect every time. Reheating your pizza on it refreshes it to its former glory. Once the timer is done, it stops heating the product (but simply keeps rotating), so you don't burn your food if you get distracted for a minute or 2. What I was not counting on is all the other items we would end up cooking on it. I enjoy making homemade cookies and cinnamon rolls from scratch with my kids, and (so long as they are not large or rise too tall) we are able to cook those with ease, too. I am a vegetarian (mostly vegan), and I can cook my veggie patties and other veggie products on it, and they don't come out soggy like they do sometimes in a microwave. You can add things to your food while it is cooking, and you can see for yourself whether it is done or not (or burnt). Leftovers from a restaurant reheat perfectly on it, too. No more nuking food with a microwave. The cons to this product: You have to watch to make sure you aren't cooking something too tall or close to the heating element (think dough that rises up too high, etc). When I make cookies, biscuits, cinnamon rolls, or anything doughy on it, I make them small or squash them down a little so they don't rise too high. Another con is that if you have a super large pizza, this won't accommodate it. The circular pan thingy it cooks on will cook a standard large pizza (like standard frozen pizza size), but no larger. That said, the product would probably take up too much space if it were any bigger, which leads me to my next con...yes, it is a little bulky if you do not have space for it. While you can certainly burn yourself on it, as with anything, you have to use a little common sense and keep it out of reach from little hands. That said, it is not as drastic of heat and the risk of harming yourself should you touch it is MUCH less than if you were messing with an oven. I have used this product every day (unless we are out of town) for about 15 months straight, and with minimal care, I can't recall a time that I burned myself, and I rarely have to wear oven mitts since I can just grab a spatula and get it off easily onto a plate straight from the pan. My kids have never burned themselves on it either. I always supervise them if they want to add something on whatever we are cooking (which they love to participate in), and they know to be careful. I always worry with an oven, but with a little caution, I really don't worry much with this item. I can touch my finger quickly on the pan while it is rotating and not hurt myself (as long as I pull my finger off right away). Could I do that with an oven and not hurt myself? Uh, no. Cleaning it is a breeze, too. Overall, we love it so much that our microwave hardly ever gets used and our oven is reserved for larger items, like casseroles and other larger home-cooked items. I would recommend this for anyone and everyone, and not just for the pizza lover. It is not expensive, and I would imagine this would be a great gift for the average college student.

The size, quality and heat output is Great!! I have bought this product for gifts! We also have this and love it. It's convenient for a quick snack. We love it for Pizza. Makes it crisp and cooks evenly. It's durable and easy to use. Doesn't take up much space in pantry closet. You don't have to heat up your oven!! This works great!!

The Presto Pizzazz Plus Rotating Oven has proven to be an outstanding purchase, offering exceptional value for money and exceeding my expectations. I was genuinely impressed by its impressive cooking capabilities, which consistently deliver excellent results, even with various types of food, all without necessitating a significant financial outlay. The user-friendly design is a standout feature, making it incredibly simple to operate and maintain, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable cooking experience. Furthermore, the cleaning process is remarkably easy, contributing significantly to its status as a practical and convenient kitchen appliance, making it ideal for home cooks of all skill levels and preferences.

It's awesome. Kids love it and very easy to use. They cook airfryer stuff on it. Gets it crispier.

If you eat pizza, fries, cinnamon rolls, cookies, etc. this is the product for you. It cooks in half the time and the food comes out better and quicker than using the oven. It's cooks even on the top and bottom. However I turn my wings and fries over to make sure they cook even on both sides. This is a must have in the kitchen. I cooked cookies and they turned out great. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone that loves pizza, fries, left over pizza. This is a great product. It heats up quickly and cooks from the top and bottom.

Update: Here are a few photos of some fresh pizza made with Pillsbury Thin Crust Pizza Dough. Not as crispy as I like, but better than an oven and not bad for a first try. Also, package portion sized for two people: Frozen Tater Tots, chicken nuggets, Quorn "Chik-nuggets (Vegetarian) Now, on to the review: I was looking for a pizza maker/air fryer. They were all expensive. This little gadget kept popping up as highly rated. After a lot of thought and even discounting it after seeing one at a local store, I decided to take the plunge. I'm glad that I did. Is it perfect? No. Does it work as advertised? Yes! Use it for the advertised purpose and I doubt that you will be disappointed. It does offer a lot of control with the dual heating elements. You will need to tinker with it. Get to know it. It is just like any other cooking appliance. You have to experiment to find the right settings for your preferences. You might have a couple of failures, but don't give up. The first small pizzas that I made didn't turn out well. However, after I experimented a little more, I couldn't believe the wonderful taste.and crispiness. I expected to use the unit much less than I have. I place it on my smooth stove top. No worries about heat damage that way. The Pizzazz Plus, to my mind, is a PERFECT snack reheating gadget. It does a wonderful job. It isn't something that a "real" cook would want. It allows for adding crispiness to everything that is a precooked, frozen product: chicken nuggets, fries of all varieties, pizzas. You get the idea. You don't add much fat so I suppose some people will feel the food gets a little dried out. I think they are probably correct. It doesn't make a lot of difference. If you want a moister food, just adjust the cooking times or buy a high fat content frozen product. There are plenty of those on the market. I've been a vegetarian for over 30 years, but I live with a meat/junk food eater. I didn't think that I'd use the Pizzaz Plus much for myself. I was wrong. It makes some of the vegetarian frozen nuggets, burgers, and other mock meat products crisp up nicely too. I couldn't believe the difference between using it and the microwave. I find that I actually do cook a lot more frozen products than I thought that I did. The Pizzaz does have a few quibbles. That is the "why" of my four star rating. As many other reviewers have pointed out, the tray is awkward to place on the unit. I guide it on with my index finger and thumb. It isn't that bad, but it is fiddly. The other thing that you need to watch is the tray wobble. The food needs to be balanced when it is placed on the tray. I also leave the food outside of the center as the element doesn't necessarily reach there for heating (though the pizzas all seemed to cook just fine). The tray is small. I'd say that it can be used to prepare enough for a couple of people, but if you have more, you will be, as others have pointed out in their reviews, cooking in shifts. As an example, I can place the per person serving size recommended on the frozen fries package for two people. Then I can also place the per person size of chicken nuggets for one person. Finally, I can place 4-5 vegetarian nuggets. That quantity totally fills up the unit. What if you have big eaters? What if you want more than two servings? You could make 4 servings of french fries, but you'd have to cook the additional foods in another way. Not a big deal, but something to think about. Finally, the Pizzaz, as others have also pointed out, doesn't have an on-off switch. This isn't a big issue for me, but it would be nice not to have to keep plugging and unplugging it from the wall socket. Thinking safety here. Speaking of safety, be sure to use pot holders, oven mitts, or something when removing the tray. People have reported issues with cleaning the tray. I've had no issues, but I preconditioned it with a light wiping of virgin olive oil. Not sure if that took care of the reported issues, but I do tend to do that with all of my coated gadgets. I also don't cook anything that isn't recommended. I'm not much of an adventurer with new gadgets. I did try a fresh sliced zucchini. I was hoping to make crisps. That was a flop. Really, I do think this is a machine, at least in my case, that reheats previously prepared food well. Everything tastes better, but IMO, it isn't a cooker. It is a snack, precooked frozen food, sandwich, pizza, or crisper gadget. I've made cookies, biscuits, and cinnamon rolls as well as frozen pizzas and everything in the accompanying recipe book. It all came out beautifully. After I used the unit and got to know it for a while, nothing that I "cooked" was bad. I won't be giving up my crock pot, oven, or other cooking products soon, but this is a nice addition to my arsenal. It stores well in my cupboard. I did make a place for it. Some people with smaller kitchens may find storage to be an issue. On the other hand, regardless of the size of our kitchens, we gadget collectors seem to always find storage to be an issue. For some good video reviews on the Pizzazz, check out Youtube. I enjoyed watching them. The videos will give you a good idea of what to expect. There are also a few videos that show some alternative uses for the unit. HTHs.

Excellent product. It makes the best pizza just the way you like it. I hate the local pizza in Birmingham. My husband likes the crust differently than I do. The machine makes it the way you set it to work.

i have made home-dough pizza in my oven at 500 degrees (nearly the highest most home ovens will go, and higher is best for achieving that amazing crust) on a professional quality stone (fibrament), or on the grill. i make my own breads and doughs, and consider myself somewhat of a gourmet (in what i like to eat- not necessarily the result of what i cook!). So, having tried to perfect a pizza, mainly thinner crust- smattering of olive oil, coarse sea salts, one or two other perfect toppings (light)- you get the idea... i was thinking i was going to have to build a backyard pizza oven, and buy a pre-built stone insert (which i still may do). However, i read all these reviews. i figured, how can 300-plus people be way off? also, who can beat the $42 price to try? but, i was still skeptical, to say the least. well. i am very satisfied with my purchase. i have all sortsa appliances, including a very good convection toaster oven. But, i think i will probably use this funny-looking device for all my pizzas in the future, for general everyday personal/family use (baring me building the backyard oven, and getting the energy to stoke a fire --heh he). The Pizzaz must be getting my home-made pizzas near the preferred higher (they say 800 is optimal) temperatures, right at the surfaces (top and bottom being so close to the heating elements), because the result i'm getting is better than my oven, by far, and equivalent to my grill (a bit of a hassle). funny! i would not have expected it. Also, having the ability to control the top and bottom cook times really makes a difference as well. This device is fairly fast if you add in the heat prep time, for an oven or grill--if you're doing multiple pizzas, though, it's not efficient, and it will take you forever for a party- in which case,fire up your grill (fresh dough only, i'm talking here). for a single pizza, it takes me about 25-35 min from plug-in to done(bottom only 10-15 min., both remainder time, bottom some more if need be, depending on crust thickness- you need to experiment) to get my homemade dough to the right consistency, which i could replicate (and beat- both in time and texture) with other methods, but, the texture (slightly chewy, slightly crispy- keep your dough cold-rising in fridge for at least overnight) is really very good for the simplicity! also, i love the way my crust bubbles on the edges, like it should if the temperature is high enough. i know people like this device for all sorts of reasons, including the convenience and ease that i love, but if you really like a "perfect" textured pizza crust/dough, which i'm obviously willing to do quite a lot for, this is definitely worth a try. i am quite pleased with the purchase, and intend to give my other "foodie" friends gifts of these. also, frozen pre-made pizza- works great, as advertised! one more thing. i have young kids, and they had a blast watching the thing spin around. they were entertained the whole time. who knew?

Muy práctico para recalentar comidas, derrite el queso delicioso, calienta por arriba y por abajo, lo que seria bueno es aumentarle temperatura, pero también esta bien así. Se podría aumentar una pequeña reja en la parte de arriba por seguridad ya que lo que calienta esta descubierto.

En mal estado , enchufarlo y pegar un explotido y dejar de funcionar

Best item we bought for our son for Christmas. He uses it all the time. Cook everything on it and says is excellent. We bought one for our other son in 2014 and he loved it to and still uses it today!!

Excellent exceeds my expectations

J'ai fait ma première pizza ce soir sur mon nouveau jouet, j'étais un peu septique. Premièrement c'est très intuitif et très facile à utiliser. Les résultats sont très bien. Je me suis fait une pizza sauce, fromage, saucisson de Gène et olives vertes. C'était délicieux et à peu près 20 minutes. J'ai hâte à la prochaine pizza. Fini la piz du resto, je vais créer mes propres pizzas.