Mugnaini Medio 110 Barrel Outdoor Oven Review
Mugnaini’s Medio 110 Barrel Outdoor Oven is an imported Italian Valoriani refractory oven wrapped in insulation and a stucco finish that may be colored and/or decorated. The Medio 110 Barrel is one of Mugnaini’s most popular freestanding residential ovens. It rests on a thick refractory tray and painted metal stand with a wood storage shelf at the bottom. At 2800 pounds with 1520 square inches of oven floor, Mugnaini considers it lightweight but large.
Heavy refractory ovens take some time to heat up and cool down. Mugnaini feels the Valoriani core oven design allows for superior heat control, particularly when damping down the fire with the painted steel door to hold temps: a process that can sometimes kill the heat and/or produce heavy smoke.
Medio Barrel comes with a brass floor brush, wood pizza peel, stainless steel pizza peel and branded IR thermometer for monitoring floor and oven cooking temps. Muganaini wisely doesn’t include an inaccurate bi-metal heat indicator stuck in the dome away from the cook surface.
Product Information:
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Model:Medio 110 Barrel Outdoor Oven
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Item Price :9,250.00
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Made in USA:no
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Review Method:Researched it from Afar
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Primary Function:Grill, Pizza Oven
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Fuel:Logs
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Primary Capacity:Extra Large and Commercial (about 75 burgers) : 1520 square inches
Manufacturer:
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Mugnaini
In 1989 Andrea Mugnaini partnered with Italian manufacturer Refrattari Valoriani to import their pizza ovens into the United States. Today Mugnaini manufactures most components of their ovens in the USA, but still imports the Valoriani core oven, which they believe to be best in class for performance and longevity.
Mugnaini’s catalog encompasses a wide variety of residential and commercial ovens as well as related accessories. Andrea Mugnaini is a teacher and pizza oven evangelist who regularly conducts classes to demystify this ancient art at her facility in Headsburg, CA.
Published On: 12/17/2014
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