Baking delicious pizzas in Bakers Rock stone conveyor pizza ovens is essential. Have you ever wondered how can heat cook the pizza uniformly? Here is what we know so far from science about it.
How Heat Works in the Oven
When you place a pizza in a Bakers Rock Stone conveyor furnace, the heat in the oven is transferred to the stone conveyor belt. On top of the belt, the pizza heats up and cooks evenly. But how is the heat dispersed in the oven to cook the pizza to perfection?
What the Stone is Made Of
A special stone belt holds the heat in and provides even baking in a Bakers Rock pizza oven. It helps the heat to disperse evenly throughout the pizza, so it can be cooked well from all sides.”
The Effect of the Conveyor Belt on Cooking
For cooking the pizza, the speed of the conveyor belt also counts. If the crust is too dark, the pizza may not cook sufficiently. If it goes too slow, the pizza can burn. By adjusting the speed at which the conveyor belt moves, Bakers Rock pizza stone conveyor ovens can ensure that every pie is cooked to perfection.
Ensuring Pizzas Are Perfectly Cooked
Bakers Rock design their ovens to ensure heat is dispersed consistently throughout for the perfect pizza. They use high-quality heating tools and a special stone conveyor belt to ensure that the pizza cooks from all directions. This consistent heat ensures that you get a delicious pizza with a crisp crust, and gooey cheese—just the way you like it.
It is interesting to know how the heat works in stone conveyor pizza oven and will help you prepare delicious pizzas. So next time you sit down and enjoy a slice of Bakers Rock wood fired oven pizza, remind yourself of the science that goes into it.