Jean-Patrique pizza stone £1.99 + £9.99 P&P

ASC

Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, I couldn't see it though.

I've received an e-mail with another JP offer, this time a pizza stone allegedly with an rrp of £49.99 now on sale for £1.99 + £9.99 P&P

I've not bought one but it may help someone else.

http://www.jean-patrique-cookware.co.uk/pizzastone/index.php?campaign=AFM910A&fmname=JPpizz060910AFM910AUSEANEWSeg120100906TIACheetah


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sarah1972

ASC wrote: »

Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, I couldn't see it though.

I've received an e-mail with another JP offer, this time a pizza stone allegedly with an rrp of £49.99 now on sale for £1.99 + £9.99 P&P

I've not bought one but it may help someone else.

http://www.jean-patrique-cookware.co.uk/pizzastone/index.php?campaign=AFM910A&fmname=JPpizz060910AFM910AUSEANEWSeg120100906TIACheetah


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Thanks for posting

If its anything like the jean patrique knives that has been posted on here a lot then I would say its more likely to be only worth £1.99 without the £9.99 postage.

Good luck to people that order one though.

Just one link with some peoples opinion of jean patrique here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2037289

soop2

That will break after a few uses. Pizza stones are not meant to be removed from the oven, and they should be a lot thicker than that.

It doesn't say what it's made of either, which isn't a good sign. The last thing I used was a slab of granite about 3/4" thick, and that cracked in two.

Next time I'm getting a cordeirite kiln shelf, which should be about £14, and is perfect for a pizza stone.

donna-j_2

I have a Pampered Chef one that has been used loads for 5 years and hasn't cracked yet.

bah_humbug_2

donna-j wrote: »

I have a Pampered Chef one that has been used loads for 5 years and hasn't cracked yet.

Me too :T

Only had about 3 years but looks like new - was £19.99 as I recall so not a lot more than this one from a very good company

soop2

donna-j wrote: »

I have a Pampered Chef one that has been used loads for 5 years and hasn't cracked yet.

Really? What temperature do you heat it to?

donna-j_2

Pizza cooking temperature :rotfl:

Also do other stuff on it - oven chips etc.

The Pampered Chef stonewear is pretty good.

soop2

Well, strictly speaking, you can't cook it to "pizza cooking temperature" without a pizza oven. But I think I can guess you're not putting the oven up to full power for 30 minutes before you add the pizza?

And I'll hazard a guess that you're not making the pizza yourself either right?

anne1990

soop2 wrote: »

Well, strictly speaking, you can't cook it to "pizza cooking temperature" without a pizza oven. But I think I can guess you're not putting the oven up to full power for 30 minutes before you add the pizza?

And I'll hazard a guess that you're not making the pizza yourself either right?

We've had the same one for 4 years, works perfectly, and we make our own pizzas.

donna-j_2

soop2 wrote: »

Well, strictly speaking, you can't cook it to "pizza cooking temperature" without a pizza oven. But I think I can guess you're not putting the oven up to full power for 30 minutes before you add the pizza?

And I'll hazard a guess that you're not making the pizza yourself either right?

Thank you for your somewhat patronising post.

Strictly speaking, I heat it up to the temperature that it COOKS PIZZAS ON!!!!!!! And I do make my own pizzas, what on earth would make you hazard that guess?

shammyjack

A black cast iron frying pan or griddle pan upside down on your oven shelves works as well as anything, or better still one of the flat oven top griddle plates that Aldi and Lidl sell frequently, these will go in a large oven but I had to cut 10mm a side off the handles with an angle grinder to get it in my oven.


shammy