Definition:

A gas-fired oven is a type of pizza oven that uses natural gas or propane as the main source of fuel to produce heat. This type of oven is commonly used in commercial settings due to its efficiency and ability to reach high temperatures quickly.

Usage:

  • “The gas-fired oven provides a faster and more efficient way to cook pizzas.”
  • “We recommend using a gas-fired oven for our thin crust pizzas to ensure a crispy and evenly cooked crust.”

    • Related Terms:

  • Portable
  • Oven Stand
  • Oven Window
  • Oven Knob