Morso Forno Spin Pizza Oven
Morsø Forno Spin makes it easy, fast and fun to bake the perfect pizza. The standout feature of this elegant new product from Morsø is the rotating pizza stone, which, when electrically activated, always ensures a completely evenly baked pizza. No more having to turn the pizza by hand!
Simply place the unbaked pizza dough with toppings in the oven and after only 1-2 minutes, take out the perfectly done, piping hot pizza and serve.
Morsø Forno Spin easily reaches the high temperature that’s optimal for pizza baking.
Like the other products in the Morsø Outdoor range, Morsø Forno Spin is about much more than just optimal function!
With its design and materials, Forno Spin is a natural part of the rest of the stylish Morsø Outdoor range. It’s perfectly suited for the various Morsø outdoor tables: together, the oven and table form a harmonious, mobile whole.
The oven itself is heated with gas, while the stone is rotated electrically.
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