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Mini Bricks For Big Impression Building A Mini Oven
Slime Sam is an awesome brick layer! Otherwise, why would he need a whole box of real mini bricks? But he needs some help from his friend Sue to make a mini oven to bake a mini pizza.
This mini oven is made just like a real one, with bricks held together by mortar. It's important not to rush and lay each brick carefully. Follow Sue's example to form the walls of the oven. There's a section for wooden chips and a large section for pizza backing. The roof of this oven is rounded and looks pretty awesome. There's even a mini chimney!
To make this oven sturdy, it's necessary to make cement layers reinforced by wire. They're rather easy to make, but make sure to allow the cement set completely before you move on.
It's such a joy to eat freshly-baked pizza right out of the oven! And with mini pizza, you can eat a whole pizza in one bite.
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By TheSoul PublishingSlime Sam is an awesome brick layer! Otherwise, why would he need a whole box of real mini bricks? But he needs some help from his friend Sue to make a mini oven to bake a mini pizza.
This mini oven is made just like a real one, with bricks held together by mortar. It's important not to rush and lay each brick carefully. Follow Sue's example to form the walls of the oven. There's a section for wooden chips and a large section for pizza backing. The roof of this oven is rounded and looks pretty awesome. There's even a mini chimney!
To make this oven sturdy, it's necessary to make cement layers reinforced by wire. They're rather easy to make, but make sure to allow the cement set completely before you move on.
It's such a joy to eat freshly-baked pizza right out of the oven! And with mini pizza, you can eat a whole pizza in one bite.