Heads up, Lidl's sell-out £35 barbecue pizza oven is back in store this Sunday.
If this glorious weather has you feeling all the summer vibes and alfresco dining and outdoor entertaining are on your mind then Lidl's bargain barbecue pizza oven is a must-have.
If you missed out on Aldi's £39.99 pizza oven, their rival Lidl have brought back the summer gadget by popular demand, meaning it's never been easier to turn a BBQ into a pizza party.
Perfect for both gas and charcoal set ups, the Barbecue Pizza Oven has an integrated thermostat for easy temperature control, and a base to cook 12" pizzas, all using the heat of your BBQ.
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With the rule of six having been scrapped outdoors and full freedom looming, it's time for people to start hosting again following months of COVID-19 restrictions and lockdown anger.
And, budget supermarket heroes Lidl are helping shoppers up their BBQ game this summer with the return of this nifty gadget.
What's better, the barbecue pizza oven will set you back just £34.99—less than the average price of a Domino's takeaway, and will be available in store from June 13.
The perfect accessory for any food connoisseur, this game-changing barbecue pizza oven can even be used to bake bread! Want to get a slice of the action? It lands in store THIS Sunday, so act fast!
Get your hands on the pizza oven and then all you need is an inflatable hot tub for the garden and you're set for summer!
If you can't get to the store this weekend and want your pizza oven immediately La Hacienda have a similar version but with a slightly heftier price tag...
Who knew pizza ovens would become so popular this summer?
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