Pizza Kettle?

[TXFlyGuy]

It is not needed! Save your money!

See this post...

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/index.php?topic=39332.msg392136#msg392136

[bamakettles]

Yeah, but they're fun!  My money was spent on this in 2019 and I've enjoyed it.....

[TXFlyGuy]

I'm sure they are fun. In my case, awesome pizza is made without any high dollar attachments. I would rather spend the money on other things that get used daily...stainless baskets, for one. Just got a SS Upper-Deck warmer. Hope to try it out soon.

[bamakettles]

Understood......mine was a birthday present from my sweetheart, included the upper SS plate and the tombstone shaped stone so I can easily toss in chunks of wood.  The kids love to have pizza night when they come over - did that for my oldest son's birthday last year.

[TXFlyGuy]

That item got great reviews on America's Test Kitchen. I normally bake pizzas in our gasser, a BBQ Galore Grand Turbo. It will easily hit 750+ degrees!

[bamakettles]

Nice!  I've never done a pizza in a gasser.... Oh and I would never use the kettle pizza setup on a vintage kettle.  In fact I don't bank coals on them either, only use baskets or at least don't let the coals touch the sides.  Here are the war wounds on my LE...


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[TXFlyGuy]

I agree...as my '79 Cooker shows a few signs of high temp damage. Very minor, however. Spent decades doing the banked-coal-thing. No more!