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04-06-2008, 09:42 AM

Xabia Jim

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Re: Roadside Ovens

David,
that surprised me too. I can only think that it was more for a lower retained heat cooking than pizza.

I've seen a lot being sold now.....I'd like to find one being used.

I sent a PM to Toby.

XJ

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