Ironate Stovetop Pizza Cooker

Ironate lets you make a perfectly crispy and delicious pizza in just 3 minutes on your kitchen stove. Made out of tough, high carbon steel that emulates the floor of a brick oven, the pizza cooker is designed to quickly soak up the energy from your stove and radiate it back to the pizza as intense heat to cook quickly and evenly. It´s low-profile design allows it to heat up to 800 degrees in under 10 minutes and cook a 10-inch deliciously crunchy pizza. Includes the Ironate pizza cooker, two wooden handles, and one user manual with pizza recipes. watch the video below

Learn more from Ironate, or grab one at a special price of $144 $159 from Huckberry

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