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== Pen Desire == '''Myke Hurley:''' So it's good to see this type of design in the, in a more, God, I just the wrong word, accessible price point, but for Montblanc it is because just to your point on the collection page, they don't have a green Meisterstück, right? They have green and, and other items. They don't do this. They don't make like the 149, which is the smaller version of the, the 146. They don't, it's not like you can go to the Montblanc store and grab like a purple or a green or a blue 149. That's not like some crazy special edition. So this is, this is cool to see. I like that they did this. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. Fun times, but I still want, I wanted more. Yep. '''Myke Hurley:''' This episode is brought to you by our friends over at Uni Pizza Ovens. Uni is the world's number one pizza oven company, letting you make restaurant quality pizza in your own home. Uni Pizza Ovens can reach up to 950 degrees Fahrenheit and cook pizza in as little as 60 seconds. This high temperature is what separates these pizzas from what you'll make in a regular oven at home. So like the heat and the speed, that's how you're going to get an incredible result with your Uni Pizza Oven. The ovens are incredibly quick to heat up. You'll be ready to go in just 20 minutes, which is enough time to get all your toppings and bases ready. Do you love an authentic wood-fired flavor? What about the convenience of cooking with gas? Whether you like to cook with wood, charcoal, gas, or even electricity, there is an Uni oven that fits your needs and lifestyle. Uni have designed ovens like the wood pellet-fueled Fyra 12 and the multi-fueled Karu 12G for maximum portability. They're made for people who want to cook on the go, maybe camping or getting out in the wilderness. If you want the convenience of gas but love the flavor of wood-fired cooking, check out the Karu line because you'll be able to use wood or charcoal right out of the box and there's an optional gas burner for added flexibility. And of course, the Uni electric Volt 12 pizza oven will allow you to make pizza both indoors and outdoors. This is the oven that I have, love, and wholeheartedly recommend. It's a fantastic way to make incredible pizza at home with maximum convenience and portability. Uni ovens are made. For more than just pizza, you can cook juicy burgers, sizzling fajitas, buffalo wings, and so much more. Their ovens start from just $299 for free shipping to the US, UK, and the EU. They also make cast iron cookware, pizza peels, thermometers, and loads of other accessories to help you level up your cooking. I love all the accessories, but I also love that Uni sells groceries too, including their dough, which we take great advantage of, but I've let them do all the hard work for finding all of the best ingredients to make delicious pizza. Listeners of this show can get 10% off their purchase of an Uni pizza oven just by going to uni.com and using the code PENADDICT2024 at checkout. Uni pizza ovens are the best way to bring restaurant-quality pizza to your own home. So go to OONIUNI.com and use the code PENADDICT2024 and you'll get 10% off. Our thanks to Uni Pizza Ovens for their support of this show and RelayFM.
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