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I tested Ooni’s $450 pizza oven — I've never had crusts this crispy (for better and worse)

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Is this the best pizza oven for you? Find out in my full Ooni Karu 2 review.
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Ruark Audio Sabre-R review: Bookshelf speakers for grown-ups

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The Ruark Audio Sabre-R bookshelf speakers in charcoal. The Sabre-R are a set of mid-range bookshelf speakers from family-owned British manufacturer Ruark Audio. In time-honored British fashion, Ruark started life in a leafy English suburb, with a middle-aged man (in this case, Brian O’Rourke) hand-making his own speakers in a shed. Now owned by Brian’s son, Alan, the ethos at Ruark is (as it has been since the shed days) to make audio gear that the staff would want to use and own themselves.
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$50 pizza steel vs $500 pizza oven: I did a back-to-back test to see if you really need that pricey Ooni

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So I decided to see if I could get good results with a cheaper alternative. My YouTube Shorts feed is absolutely chocked full of people making pizza in their home ovens using pizza steels. See, while people have been using pizza stones in their home ovens for a long time, and stones are employed ubiquitously in actual pizza ovens, it's steels that are the 'in' thing right now.
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