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The Ninja Woodfire is a pizza oven, and electric smoker — it’s $50 off today

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I love a good grill. Who doesn’t? But the key to a good family grill is something you can fire up at a moment’s notice to cook some breakfast, lunch, dinner, or whatever you need, and then get back to life. It should be low maintenance and easy to clean. It should also be excellent at making delicious meals and offer a few cooking options. There are a few options in the best Ninja Foodi deals. However, something that really fits the bill is the Ninja Woodfire 8-in-1 pizza oven and electric smoker. This beast can roast, bake, broil, smoke, dehydrate, and more. It’s great for making artisan pizzas with a design inspired by traditional brick ovens. But it’s all-electric, and you can use wood pellets to add smoky BBQ flavors. Here’s the best part, it’s $50 off today at Walmart. Normally $400, it’s yours for $350.

Why shop this Ninja Woodfire deal?

Ninja Woodfire pizza oven cooking a beef brisket
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If you want a woodfire oven that’s ultra-convenient, this is about as close as you’ll get especially thanks to the traditionally inspired design. The Ninja Woodfire is all-electric, however it’s still meant to be used outside. It’s more efficient than a fire oven but allows you to use wood pellets to inject smoky, authentic flavors.

It features eight cooking options, including pizza, max roast, specialty roast, broil, bake, smoke, dehydrate, and a keep warm mode to keep prepared meals nice and toasty. The maximum temperature is 700 degrees Fahrenheit, which you probably already know is quite impressive. Meanwhile, since there’s no flame and it’s electric heat you always have full control. From about 105 degrees up to that 700 you can adjust temps easily.

If you’re using it as a pizza oven, specifically, you’ll be happy to know it can handle artisan pizzas in about three minutes without turning. Pizza-related presets allow you to fine-tune the cook, with New York, Pan, Thin Crust, Neopolitan, and Frozen pizza options available. Throw your pie inside and let it do all the work. That sounds good to me.

Finally, the price. While we’ve seen the Ninja Woodfire grill cheaper before, we don’t see deals on Ninja products like this too often. I’ll let you decide whether the $50 discount is worth the pursuit, but I think it is. Normally $400, you can grab the Ninja Woodfire for $350 today. Either way, this deal isn’t going to last long so go check it out, or let’s mosey.

Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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