Frigidaire Collaborates with Sebastian Maniscalco for Innovative Pizza Oven Launch

Frigidaire and Sebastian Maniscalco Unveil the Ultimate Pizza Experience

In an exciting partnership, Frigidaire, an iconic name in home appliances under the Electrolux Group, has joined forces with renowned comedian Sebastian Maniscalco. Together, they are poised to revolutionize home cooking with the launch of the Frigidaire Gallery Range featuring an innovative Stone-Baked Pizza Mode. This groundbreaking oven is the first of its kind in North America, allowing home chefs to achieve the perfect Neapolitan-style pizza in just two minutes, thanks to its ability to reach a scorching 750°F.

Sebastian Maniscalco, known for his record-breaking comedy tours and engaging storytelling, brings not only his comedic flair but also his love for culinary traditions, especially pizza. Growing up in an Italian household in Chicago, Maniscalco recalls pivotal moments of family gatherings centered around pizza, stating, "Deep-dish Fridays, my grandma's Sicilian pies on Sundays… we basically had a pizza calendar."

Transforming Pizza Night

As part of the promotional activities, Maniscalco has taken a break from his live comedy shows to step into the kitchen, demonstrating how the Frigidaire oven can redefine pizza nights. He emphasizes that this new oven eliminates the stress usually associated with oven management, allowing families to enjoy the process of making pizza together without the hassle. "Pizza night's fast, easy... and I actually get to enjoy it instead of stressing over the oven,” he adds enthusiastically.

To highlight this partnership, Frigidaire is launching a nationwide marketing campaign, including a live event appearance with Maniscalco. The "Taste The Difference Mobile Tour" will entertain food enthusiasts at various festivals and sporting events, showcasing the oven's unique capability to produce stone-baked pizzas. Attendees will not only get to taste the difference but also experience a pizza made in an oven that outpaces conventional ones by a margin of 200 degrees.