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Preferably in Chiang Mai?

I think this question was asked about 6 months and got some replies. Don't know if it was Elec or gas oven that was being enquired about.

Try a search through archives.

Saw some in Home Pro last year... Aeound 20,000 baht, as I recall.

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Preferably in Chiang Mai?

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Mini professional manual or electronic bake ovens compact, yet powerful and perfect for cooking frozen and fresh doughs, sweet and savoury pastry, pies and snacks

The ideal bake ovens for limited spaces, producing a round-the-clock supply of oven-fresh bakery products and snacks

Electronic - Simple control panel with 11 product symbol touch keys

Digital display of temperature and time with just a turn of the knobs

Hygienic baking chamber, attractively and brightly illuminated with halogen lamps

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Cheers guys. It would have to be Home Pro, eh Ajarn...they've got it all! May be in Bangkok next month, Echinochloa, so thanks for that.

Just saw this ad for a used one in Chiang Mai...

Headline large oven for pizza and bread

Date

02-06-2005

By hans deckers

Email

[email protected]

City / Location

chiang mai

Phone

01-8819839

Description

Oven on gas, ideal for pizza and bread. Good condition, price = 9000 baht.

about a year ago, I wanted to get an electric oven to make my own pizza. I went all over bangkok looking for one. ..found many small personal ones, and even some places selling the professional stuff.

many of the major department stores have small electric ovens available that can cook pizzas. they range in price from about 1300 baht to one I saw that was about 6000 baht.

if you want to buy small appliances, the place with the biggest selection in my experience is the power buy at the emporium near sukhumvit soi 24.

I bought a small electric oven from there for about 1700 baht. the brand name is otto.

works great for making 12 inch pizzas.

cheese is expensive here in bangkok. the cheapest mozza that I found was at foodland.

oh. if you want to buy the professional stuff, I saw some stores selling them in the area around prakanong - sukhumvit soi 71. if you take a bus 115 from silom going towards ramkamheung, you will see the ovens being displayed off the street just before you cross sukhumvit.