Stepping into Sims 4’s kitchen scene, there’s this ChowBella Portable Pizza Oven that’s more than just eye candy. It’s up for grabs under Kitchen Appliances in Build Mode, and it’s pretty easy on the Simoleons, costing just 685. It’s not stuck in one spot either, perfect for Sims living the nomad life or just wanting some kitchen flexibility. Oh, and it’s portable, so you can take it wherever your Sim roams.
Requirements and Setup for Pizza Oven Placement
Setting up the pizza oven is straightforward. You gotta make sure it’s on a countertop or stall, facing the right way so your Sims can get their pizza fix without a hitch. Feel like moving it? Just pick it up and stash it in your inventory, easy.
Pizza-Making Basics with the Pizza Oven
Making pizza with this oven is just like using any other oven in the game. Wait for that crust to turn golden and the green light to pop on, and boom, pizza time. If you’re serious about your Sim’s pizza game, throw in a ChowBella Stand Mixer.
This bad boy lets you mix up all sorts of ingredients, from dough to toppings, and even caters to dietary preferences with lactose-free and meat-free options. Homemade dough can save you Simoleons and bump up your pizza’s taste.
Building the Perfect Pizza Oven Setup
Ready to amp up your kitchen with the ultimate setup? Hit Ctrl + Shift + C to open the cheat bar and type in “bb.moveobjects on” to get started. Line up those kitchen counters nice and neat. Grab your pizza oven from the Home Chef Hustle collection and think about where you want it. Below that spot, you might want to craft a basement or a room on the lower floor to make it all fit just right. Using full-tiled counters helps a ton.
Thinking of adding some style? A brick fireplace from the Jungle Adventure pack can be a classy touch. Use the ‘[‘ key to adjust the size or Ctrl+9 to lift it until it’s just peeking over the top of the wall. You might need to raise it a bit to line it up just right with your counters. Make sure the lighting matches up above and below the floor to get that look you’re going for. Pop the pizza oven in the fireplace grate, and it’ll look like it was meant to be there.
If your kitchen design has the pizza oven upstairs, don’t sweat it if you have to remove walls below after setting it up. Even if the fireplace shows through to the 1st floor in Live mode, it won’t bug your Sims or mess with your gameplay.