Kamado Joe BJ-DJ DoJoe Big Joe, Black review and price compare 2025
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Product overview
| Brand | Kamado Joe |
| Model Name | DoJoe |
| Color | Black |
| Item Weight | 23.45 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 28.5 x 31.75 x 5.63 inches |
product features
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- Wedge shape of the DōJoe makes maintaining steady temperatures ranging from 400°F to 700°F effortless
- Dedicated supports for the Kamado Joe Heat
- Deflectors and Ceramic Pizza Stone distributes heat evenly and absorbs moisture for hot, crispy pizza
- Compatible with Kamado Joe Big Joe I, II & III
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From the manufacturer
DoJoe
One of the latest innovations, the durable cast-aluminium DoJoe transforms your Kamado Joe into a pizza oven. The distinctive wedge shape makes maintaining steady temperatures effortless, even over the course of hours.
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EFFICIENT DESIGNWedge shape makes maintaining steady temperatures ranging from 400°F to 700°F effortless. | UNIFORM COOKINGDeflectors and Ceramic Pizza Stone distributes heat evenly and absorbs moisture for hot, crispy pizza. | ACCESSORY SIZESAvailable in sizes for both the Classic and Big Joe models. |
product description
Style:Big Joe 24" DoJoe
One of the latest innovations, the durable cast-aluminium DōJoe transforms your Kamado Joe into a best-in-class pizza oven. Ideal for beginners and expert chefs alike, the distinctive wedge shape of the DōJoe makes maintaining steady temperatures effortless, even over the course of hours. For the ultimate pizza cooking experience, we also recommend using the Pizza Cutter accessory.
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Questions about Kamado Joe BJ-DJ DoJoe Big Joe, Black
Q:
Will this work with Akorn 22” char-griller?
Answer: Oh yeah!
Q:
Will the dojo work with a grilla grills Kong ?
Answer: No
Q:
I have vision grills professional c series, i am wondering if dojoe fits ? if yes, which one dojoe 18 or 24 will fit ?
Answer: Your C-Serie has a 18 1/8″ diameter top grate so 24" is out of the question. In theory the 18" should fit but I don't know if Kamado accessories are interchangeable with other brands of ceramic grills.
Q:
Does this accessory work for the Big green egg 18" Large grill?
Answer: This product was not designed to work with a Big Green Egg grill. While it may fit some older models, this was design and is intended to work only with the Kamado Joe Classic 18" grill (Classic 1, 2 or 3)
Answer: I have an 18” vision grill and it fits in it. Keep in mind that you may need to buy a kamado joe heat deflector to fit under the pizza stone. My deflector was not large enough.
Q:
Will this work on a 24” Louisiana Komodo?
Answer: We are not able to provide compatibility with the provided model.
Q:
Will this work with the deep dish pizza stone?
Answer: This does work with the pizza stone.
Answer: !Oh yeah!
Q:
Sirve para Kamado Luisiana?
Q:
does the komado Joe, Do Joe come with the pizza stone?
Answer: Yes it does. It also needs a heat deflector, which it does not come with.
Q:
Why has the price of this went up $70 in the last week?
Q:
How wide is the opening? I want to make sure my pizza peel will fit.
Answer: I recently purchased a DoJoe for a Big Joe. The opening where the pizza goes is 18.5" wide, it's 3" high at the middle and tappers to about 2-7/8" on the ends.
Answer: The opening for the Dojoe Classic size is 14.5” wide and 2.75” high at the center. Because of the arc of the top of the opening, the height reduces at the edges to about 2.25”.
Answer: 18”
Q:
Will this work on a 24" weber model #18501001?
Answer: No
Q:
Does this work with the Big Joe iii 24" ?
Answer: There is a Big Joe DoJoe. Check search for it on Amazon. It fits the Big Joe 2 and Big Joe 3 grills.
Answer: No, this just fits the smaller 18" one
Q:
I have a icon 700 series grill made by komodo. will that bigger do jo fit on it? thank you, dr feelgood
Answer: We are unable to provide compatibility for the unit provided.
Q:
How wide is the opening?
Answer: The opening for the Dojoe Classic size is 14.5” wide and 2.75” high at the center. Because of the arc of the top of the opening, the height reduces at the edges to about 2.25”.
Answer: The width 31.75, weight is 23, and length is 28.5.
Q:
Would this work with the new Kettle Joe?
Answer: Yes, the classic DoJoe will function with the grill.
Q:
My joe is 22" outside diameter, which do joe do i need?
Answer: This item is compatible with Kamado Joe Classic I, II, II (Inner diameter should be about 18". Only the Big Joe uses the bigger size brick oven attachment.
Answer: Classic 2
Q:
Is this designed to work on a large big green egg?
Answer: Hello, this product is designed to work on Kamado Joe Classic grills.
Answer: It’s designed for an 18” kamado grill. I have a vision grill and it works with it. Note that you will need to purchase one of the heat deflector stones from kamado joe for this to work properly. My heat deflector did not fit properly in the rim. It is designed to have a very close tolerance.
Q:
What size piel fits?
Answer: Easily 12-14 inch. Hard to fit more than one at one time even on smaller size pie. At the right temperature you are cooking a pizza every 4-6 mins anyway.
Answer: I recently purchased a DoJoe for a Big Joe. The opening where the pizza goes is 18.5" wide, it's 3" high at the middle and tappers to about 2-7/8" on the ends.
Answer: My peel is 14" wide and fits with a little room to spare
Q:
Is the stone that comes with dojoe the same one you can buy separately kj-ps23?
Answer: Yes, this is the same pizza stone.
Answer: Yes it’s the same stone
Q:
Will this work with the vision kamado classic b?
Answer: I have a classic joe III
Q:
Will this work on the Kamado 400 series grill?series series
Answer: This works on the Classic size Kamado Joe grills.
Q:
Could someone kindly give me the exact diameter of the stone included with the Big Joe version? Im reading conflicting measurements here.
Answer: The BJ-PS Pizza Stone is 19.6"D x 0.6"H and weighs 11.7lbs.
Answer: 19 1/8"
Q:
Will this fit on a Char Griller Akorn?
Answer: I don't see why not.
Q:
I received mine without heat deflectors but description made it look like the dojoe comes with them. does this product typically come with deflectors?
Answer: No, this does not come with heat deflectors. The unit will come with the pizza stone.
Answer: Unfortunately not. I had the same issue and ended up returning the DoJoe versus spending another $100+ on the deflectors. I’m ordering an Ooni dual fuel instead.
Answer: Mine did not come with deflectors. Used the ones I received with my Kamado Joe
Answer: Mine came with deflectors
Q:
Does this for the classic jo kj23rh?
Answer: Yes, this will fit the Classic Joe.
Answer: This one is for the classic
Answer: I do not know. I have the new Joe, but from what I understand, it should fit all 18 inches.
Q:
Do you have dojo’s to suit the classic joe?
Answer: Of course.
Q:
After you are done cooking pizzas, can you put the coals out or does it burn until all the coals are burnt out?
Answer: After cooking pizzas you can remove this accessory, close the lid and vents and let the coals burn out.
Answer: It tends to burn out all the coals in my experience. The pizza attachment is blazing hot- If you had a pair of gloves you could potentially remove it and close all the vents, that helps with putting out the charcoal.
Answer: I close top & bottom vents, then wrap the opening with tinfoil to block air.
Q:
Can someone explain the difference between the dojoe vs the kamado joe pizza stone? i am trying to decide which to buy
Answer: The dojoe allows for a pizza the oven style and to monitor the pizza as it cooks. The pizza stone helps to distribute heat evenly and remove moisture.
Answer: The DoJo allows you to keep the lid closed while sliding pizza in and out. If you just buy the pizza stone, you’ll lose all the heat when opening the lid. You also won’t be able to see the pizza while it cooks. Each time you peak, you’ll lose heat. Buy the dojo (which comes with a stone)
Answer: The dojoe is the wedge system that allows your grill to act as a pizza oven. It comes with a pizza stone.
Q:
When you say used do you mean it was cooked on and returned?
Answer: The Doe Joe was brand new
Answer: It’s been awhile, but if I remember correctly it hadn’t been used but it was for a gift and the box was beat up pretty badly. I got ahold of the seller and they took care of the problem right a way
Answer: We would recommend following up with the seller as all products sold directly through dealer or retailer will be new.
Q:
Do I have to use the Kamado Joe split deflector or can you get a one piece deflector into place in the bottom?
Answer: This accessory would need a pizza stone and not the deflector.
Answer: The DoJoe comes with a pizza stone, but you also need to add the heat deflectors that come with the KJ grill to ensure your pizza stone doesn't get too hot. The deflectors drop in under the pizza stone. This won't work with a single piece (full circle) heat deflector and needs the two half-moon heat deflectors that KJ sells. If you own a KJ grill, you'll have the heat deflectors already. If you're buying this for another grill, you'll need to also get the KJ heat deflectors.
Q:
Will this fit the original kamado joe big joe? not asking about the bj ii or the bj iii.
Answer: Yes, the Big Joe DoJoe will fit a Big Joe I
Answer: Not big Joe
Q:
when will dojo accessory for kamado joe classic be available?
Q:
Does this fit the classic jo kj23rh?
Answer: This will fit the Classic Joe
Answer: You betcha.
Q:
Will be dojo work with the big green egg
Answer: No, due to the difference in the hinge geometry the egg lid does not line up properly with the top of the DoJoe when closed and leaves a 2” air gap.
Q:
How big of a pizza stone does it come with?
Answer: A classic size, approximately 15" in diameter.
Answer: Depends on the size Kamado Joe grill you have, it will state it in the description too.
Q:
Is there a dojoe for the classic joe?
Answer: The original is built specifically for the classic joe
Q:
Will this fit the large vision grills kamodo (23-1/2” opening)
Answer: Yes. Fits mine.
Answer: No. The circumference is 19”.
Q:
Can you bake chicken wings ond lamb chops?
Answer: The Kamado Joe DoJoe is really designed for pizza at a very high temp. If I were you throw them on the Kamado Joe grill, you can grill or bake them at any temperate just like that.
Answer: The grill will easily bake both. Depending on their thickness, they may fit through the DoJoe opening.
Q:
Can you just use a pizza stone on the clasic iii or do you have to have a pizza iii to make pizzas?
Answer: A pizza stone can be purchased independently and pizza can be made without the DoJoe. Yes, the DoJoe can be used on the Classic III.
Answer: You can absolutely make a delicious pizza with just a pizza stone. You'll want to put your heat deflectors right below your stone so it doesn't get too hot. But the DoJoe does perfect the process.
Q:
Does this come with a pizza peel.? If not what size is the opening for the big joe so I know what size of peel to get. Thanks.
Answer: DoJoe for a Big Joe opening where the pizza goes is 18" wide, it's 3" high at the middle and tappers to about 2-7/8" on the ends.
Answer: no peel. Opening is pretty big -- don't use that as a criteria. Think wood vs metal; goals (smaller peels to rotate, etc). Don't worry about the size of the do-joe
Answer: Pizza peel isn't included. I got the 12" Euro-Design Bamboo Pizza Peel and Pizza Board with Extra Long Handle. (Amazon)
Q:
Does this fit the classic 1? I’ve seen issues where the handle might rest on the DoJoe lip?
Answer: This should properly fit the Classic I
Q:
Does this fit the big joe
Answer: Yes there's a separate one for the classic. BJstands for Big Joe
Answer: Yes it does
Answer: Yes
Q:
I have a pit boss grill that is 24 inches outside diameter. Will the 24 inch DoJoe fit it?
Answer: No
Q:
I have a deep dish pizza pan (ht.--2.5") and am curious of the height of the unit's opening?
Answer: The dimensions of the unit are with 25.06, height 5.87, and depth 22.25.
Answer: DoJoe for a Big Joe opening where the pizza goes is 18" wide, it's 3" high at the middle and tappers to about 2-7/8" on the ends.
Q:
What is the diameter of the Stone?
Answer: The stone on this product has a 15" diameter.
Q:
Why does this need a heat reflector, what does that do?
Answer: It keeps the stone from getting too hot too fast. Without it, your crust will burn before the top cooks.
Q:
What is the outside diameter of the entire ring for the 24" model? Wondering if it will fit my Louisiana grill.
Answer: The outside diameter is 26”.
Answer: I can’t tell you because I bought it for my daughter and I am in NC and she lives in New Jersey
Q:
Will this fit the kamado professional grill?
Answer: Duh.
Q:
How does the Kamado Joe maintain temperature with the dojo opening open all the time
Answer: The front opening of the DoJo where the pizza goes into the grill as well as the top vent and bottom vent still operates pretty well the same. We've been able to maintain 650+ degrees while grilling pizza. Needless to say, it doesn't take much time to grill a pizza at that temp, works awesome. We really enjoy it! Just remember what temperature your grilling at because the grill itself is going to be super hot, we normally use our Kamado Joe to smoke on which is only about 225 degrees so much different to be around while grilling pizza with the DoJo.
Answer: The very top adjustment stays closed to retain the heat in the top of the KJ. The heat flows up around the pizza stones and into the top dome and is then forced out through the pizza (dojo) opening. Amount of burn, heat is controlled by the lower adjustment door.
Answer: Yes, the lid rests on the frame and holds temperature well, like a brick oven.
Answer: Haven't used it yet
Q:
How big is the pizza stone that it comes with?
Answer: The pizza stone that comes with it is 18 inches .
Product reviews of Kamado Joe BJ-DJ DoJoe Big Joe, Black
Wolf : Solving a problem that doesn’t exist, and making it worse
Does not control or hold temperature; very hard to get up to proper heat, and does not heat evenly.
Kkirk : Wow
Wow
Royal Purvis : Quality produc. Well designed.
Well made
SeaBass : Not for Neapolitan style pizza
I love the idea, but was hoping for wood-fired neapolitan style pizza. This will not give you that. Go for a Breville Pizzaiolo or Roccbox or use your money for some other accessories.
Richard P : Pas ce que je m’attendais, mais Ok
Le bracket a fondu, mais a été remplacé sous garantie par Kamado. Bonne compagnie, mais j’aurais aimé un produit plus robuste.
Jon Straley : Finally upped my pizza-making game!
I’ve had the perfect pizza crust for a while now. The one thing that has kept me from making the perfect homemade pizza is lack of a decent pizza oven. With the Dojoe this problem has been solved. Since this thing arrived on my doorstep two days ago I have now made two pizzas and have dialed it in perfectly! Crispy on the bottom, chewy on top with just the right amount of mild charring around the edges and a bit of smoky flavor. Just like the wood-fired pizza joints!
Just a guy : Great Pizza... Easy cooking.
I had contemplated , for quite a while, getting the Do-Joe for my Big Joe. The price point had been the only thing that kept me waiting. However, I made the plunge and am happy that I did.
My thoughts, after a few cooks:
Cons: (None of these are show-stoppers)
- Weight: The DoJoe, with pizza stone and deflectors, is on the heavy side. Depending on your build and strength it may be awkward to position the DoJoe over your lit coals.
- Weight & Heat & Coals: Adding to the above: Once you are done you’ve essentially written off the coals that are remaining in the grill as the DoJoe gets extremely hot and while you may be able to lift it off the grill, the addition of the hot metal adds a bit of a difficulty.
- Positioning/fitment: I had the preconceived notion that the DoJoe fit on/in the grill by a lip ring or something that would make centering intuitive. There is no ‘fitting’ ring or guide, other than the clasp at the front which you can hook to the lid. The rest is just eyeballing it to ensure you have it centered on top of the gasket. And yes, there are a multitude of videos and discussions about this on the web… but only if you search for “fitment issues” and all others simply state, “Place on grill”. Just wanted to put that out there if there were others like me who thought this.
Neutral:
- Size of DoJoe/storing: Its big, and unless you plan on keeping it on the grill you will need a place to store it. I bought a padded, hvy-duty hook and mounted it in my garage to hang the device when I am not using.
Pros:
- Temperature regulation: Easy! Close the top vent and adjust the bottom vent. The DoJoe comes with an “instruction” poster that shows 3 ‘placements’ of the vent for specific temperatures. I’ve tried them and the grill went to those temperatures and stayed for the entirety of the cook. You can clearly adjust the vent to anywhere in between or beyond, as to your liking, but was nice to have for an initial cook.
- Ease of use: Couldn’t be easier. Slide the pizza in, wait/watch for the dough to cook/cheese to melt, pull out, and repeat for any other pizzas you may want to cook.
Recommendations/nice to haves:
- Pizza Peel: Get one. Wooden, metal, etc… just get one. Need it to place the Pizza and pull it out. Check the thickness of the peel as thinner will allow it to slide under the pizza easier.
- Heat Resistant Gloves: Helpful when using the peel, depending on length of handle. And if you want to lift the Do-Joe off the grill to smother the coals for future use. Also good for just about everyother cook with the Kamado Joes
- Digital laser thermometer: Used to check the temperature of the Pizza stone before you toss on the pizza. Not a requirement as you can just let the stone heat up for a while… but nice to have if you are more of a perfectionist, gadgetist, they are just fun to play around with.
Final Thought: Glad I finally got this. To this point I had simply cooked pizzas on the Pizza stone in the grill. While I lost a lot of heat every time I opened the lid… it was/is still a viable option and made good pizzas. The DoJoe just took it to a different level for quicker multiple pizza cooks and I foresee some future pizza parties at the house for the kids and their friends.
My thoughts, after a few cooks:
Cons: (None of these are show-stoppers)
- Weight: The DoJoe, with pizza stone and deflectors, is on the heavy side. Depending on your build and strength it may be awkward to position the DoJoe over your lit coals.
- Weight & Heat & Coals: Adding to the above: Once you are done you’ve essentially written off the coals that are remaining in the grill as the DoJoe gets extremely hot and while you may be able to lift it off the grill, the addition of the hot metal adds a bit of a difficulty.
- Positioning/fitment: I had the preconceived notion that the DoJoe fit on/in the grill by a lip ring or something that would make centering intuitive. There is no ‘fitting’ ring or guide, other than the clasp at the front which you can hook to the lid. The rest is just eyeballing it to ensure you have it centered on top of the gasket. And yes, there are a multitude of videos and discussions about this on the web… but only if you search for “fitment issues” and all others simply state, “Place on grill”. Just wanted to put that out there if there were others like me who thought this.
Neutral:
- Size of DoJoe/storing: Its big, and unless you plan on keeping it on the grill you will need a place to store it. I bought a padded, hvy-duty hook and mounted it in my garage to hang the device when I am not using.
Pros:
- Temperature regulation: Easy! Close the top vent and adjust the bottom vent. The DoJoe comes with an “instruction” poster that shows 3 ‘placements’ of the vent for specific temperatures. I’ve tried them and the grill went to those temperatures and stayed for the entirety of the cook. You can clearly adjust the vent to anywhere in between or beyond, as to your liking, but was nice to have for an initial cook.
- Ease of use: Couldn’t be easier. Slide the pizza in, wait/watch for the dough to cook/cheese to melt, pull out, and repeat for any other pizzas you may want to cook.
Recommendations/nice to haves:
- Pizza Peel: Get one. Wooden, metal, etc… just get one. Need it to place the Pizza and pull it out. Check the thickness of the peel as thinner will allow it to slide under the pizza easier.
- Heat Resistant Gloves: Helpful when using the peel, depending on length of handle. And if you want to lift the Do-Joe off the grill to smother the coals for future use. Also good for just about everyother cook with the Kamado Joes
- Digital laser thermometer: Used to check the temperature of the Pizza stone before you toss on the pizza. Not a requirement as you can just let the stone heat up for a while… but nice to have if you are more of a perfectionist, gadgetist, they are just fun to play around with.
Final Thought: Glad I finally got this. To this point I had simply cooked pizzas on the Pizza stone in the grill. While I lost a lot of heat every time I opened the lid… it was/is still a viable option and made good pizzas. The DoJoe just took it to a different level for quicker multiple pizza cooks and I foresee some future pizza parties at the house for the kids and their friends.
Wolf : Solving a problem that doesn’t exist, and making it worse
Does not control or hold temperature; very hard to get up to proper heat, and does not heat evenly.
Marcio Cavalcanti : Great product, but it caused my gasket to fall.
I kept under 700º degrees and my seal gaskets detached after my first use.
Other than that, it was a lot easier to make the pizzas. If you're making more than one, get this product. The gasket thing was a turn off.
Other than that, it was a lot easier to make the pizzas. If you're making more than one, get this product. The gasket thing was a turn off.
CarGuy : Really makes pizza easy
This thing is awesome. Once up to temp, you can shovel pizzas in and out quickly without opening the grill. Creates an air cushion between your heat deflectors and the pizza stone to prevent burning. One downside is weight; the Big Joe version of this thing is heavy once you load it up with the diffusers and your pizza stone. Too heavy to lift hot ... you have to let the coal burn out and then let the DoJoe cool off before moving. That's OK by me, since I use pizza cooks to clean my grill anyway. But if you think you're going to remove this thing and close your grill to save charcoal, forget it!
girley01 : Pizza Ti
Works just like they advertised. Love this add-on
Truly : Great alternative to a pizza oven with your kamado
fits perfectly. Make sure you fill the firebox with enough charcoal (leave about 2 inches from the top of the box) it may take about 35-45 min to warm up. We purchased a wooden pizza peel with enough flour it will slide easy (longer handle better) and a metal spatula for rotating the pizza or removing (make sure you time the pizza 6-7 minutes, its fast. A great family event!!!
Offtheboot : Great design and results
Got the DoJoe for classic KJ on Christmas day and made 5 pizzas the same day. Followed the instructions on pre-heating the KJ, but the first pizza came out with bunt bottom. Lowered the grill temperature from 600F to 500F and cooked for 8 minutes. The rest of the pizzas came out perfect! Crispy crust and the flavor of an authentic Italian wood-fired stone/brick oven! By far the best pizza I've had. I highly recommend this product to anyone who's thinking of building their own outdoor pizza oven and already have a KJ. It's a great addition to outdoor cooking!
ME : A must have for your Kamado classic grill
This item is very giftable Highly recommend this seller very helpful and shipping was fast
Thank you!
Thank you!
Kindle Customer : Great Pizza
My family likes building the pizza.
Just a guy : Great Pizza... Easy cooking.
I had contemplated , for quite a while, getting the Do-Joe for my Big Joe. The price point had been the only thing that kept me waiting. However, I made the plunge and am happy that I did.
My thoughts, after a few cooks:
Cons: (None of these are show-stoppers)
- Weight: The DoJoe, with pizza stone and deflectors, is on the heavy side. Depending on your build and strength it may be awkward to position the DoJoe over your lit coals.
- Weight & Heat & Coals: Adding to the above: Once you are done you’ve essentially written off the coals that are remaining in the grill as the DoJoe gets extremely hot and while you may be able to lift it off the grill, the addition of the hot metal adds a bit of a difficulty.
- Positioning/fitment: I had the preconceived notion that the DoJoe fit on/in the grill by a lip ring or something that would make centering intuitive. There is no ‘fitting’ ring or guide, other than the clasp at the front which you can hook to the lid. The rest is just eyeballing it to ensure you have it centered on top of the gasket. And yes, there are a multitude of videos and discussions about this on the web… but only if you search for “fitment issues” and all others simply state, “Place on grill”. Just wanted to put that out there if there were others like me who thought this.
Neutral:
- Size of DoJoe/storing: Its big, and unless you plan on keeping it on the grill you will need a place to store it. I bought a padded, hvy-duty hook and mounted it in my garage to hang the device when I am not using.
Pros:
- Temperature regulation: Easy! Close the top vent and adjust the bottom vent. The DoJoe comes with an “instruction” poster that shows 3 ‘placements’ of the vent for specific temperatures. I’ve tried them and the grill went to those temperatures and stayed for the entirety of the cook. You can clearly adjust the vent to anywhere in between or beyond, as to your liking, but was nice to have for an initial cook.
- Ease of use: Couldn’t be easier. Slide the pizza in, wait/watch for the dough to cook/cheese to melt, pull out, and repeat for any other pizzas you may want to cook.
Recommendations/nice to haves:
- Pizza Peel: Get one. Wooden, metal, etc… just get one. Need it to place the Pizza and pull it out. Check the thickness of the peel as thinner will allow it to slide under the pizza easier.
- Heat Resistant Gloves: Helpful when using the peel, depending on length of handle. And if you want to lift the Do-Joe off the grill to smother the coals for future use. Also good for just about everyother cook with the Kamado Joes
- Digital laser thermometer: Used to check the temperature of the Pizza stone before you toss on the pizza. Not a requirement as you can just let the stone heat up for a while… but nice to have if you are more of a perfectionist, gadgetist, they are just fun to play around with.
Final Thought: Glad I finally got this. To this point I had simply cooked pizzas on the Pizza stone in the grill. While I lost a lot of heat every time I opened the lid… it was/is still a viable option and made good pizzas. The DoJoe just took it to a different level for quicker multiple pizza cooks and I foresee some future pizza parties at the house for the kids and their friends.
My thoughts, after a few cooks:
Cons: (None of these are show-stoppers)
- Weight: The DoJoe, with pizza stone and deflectors, is on the heavy side. Depending on your build and strength it may be awkward to position the DoJoe over your lit coals.
- Weight & Heat & Coals: Adding to the above: Once you are done you’ve essentially written off the coals that are remaining in the grill as the DoJoe gets extremely hot and while you may be able to lift it off the grill, the addition of the hot metal adds a bit of a difficulty.
- Positioning/fitment: I had the preconceived notion that the DoJoe fit on/in the grill by a lip ring or something that would make centering intuitive. There is no ‘fitting’ ring or guide, other than the clasp at the front which you can hook to the lid. The rest is just eyeballing it to ensure you have it centered on top of the gasket. And yes, there are a multitude of videos and discussions about this on the web… but only if you search for “fitment issues” and all others simply state, “Place on grill”. Just wanted to put that out there if there were others like me who thought this.
Neutral:
- Size of DoJoe/storing: Its big, and unless you plan on keeping it on the grill you will need a place to store it. I bought a padded, hvy-duty hook and mounted it in my garage to hang the device when I am not using.
Pros:
- Temperature regulation: Easy! Close the top vent and adjust the bottom vent. The DoJoe comes with an “instruction” poster that shows 3 ‘placements’ of the vent for specific temperatures. I’ve tried them and the grill went to those temperatures and stayed for the entirety of the cook. You can clearly adjust the vent to anywhere in between or beyond, as to your liking, but was nice to have for an initial cook.
- Ease of use: Couldn’t be easier. Slide the pizza in, wait/watch for the dough to cook/cheese to melt, pull out, and repeat for any other pizzas you may want to cook.
Recommendations/nice to haves:
- Pizza Peel: Get one. Wooden, metal, etc… just get one. Need it to place the Pizza and pull it out. Check the thickness of the peel as thinner will allow it to slide under the pizza easier.
- Heat Resistant Gloves: Helpful when using the peel, depending on length of handle. And if you want to lift the Do-Joe off the grill to smother the coals for future use. Also good for just about everyother cook with the Kamado Joes
- Digital laser thermometer: Used to check the temperature of the Pizza stone before you toss on the pizza. Not a requirement as you can just let the stone heat up for a while… but nice to have if you are more of a perfectionist, gadgetist, they are just fun to play around with.
Final Thought: Glad I finally got this. To this point I had simply cooked pizzas on the Pizza stone in the grill. While I lost a lot of heat every time I opened the lid… it was/is still a viable option and made good pizzas. The DoJoe just took it to a different level for quicker multiple pizza cooks and I foresee some future pizza parties at the house for the kids and their friends.
Royal Purvis : Quality produc. Well designed.
Well made
Jon Straley : Finally upped my pizza-making game!
I’ve had the perfect pizza crust for a while now. The one thing that has kept me from making the perfect homemade pizza is lack of a decent pizza oven. With the Dojoe this problem has been solved. Since this thing arrived on my doorstep two days ago I have now made two pizzas and have dialed it in perfectly! Crispy on the bottom, chewy on top with just the right amount of mild charring around the edges and a bit of smoky flavor. Just like the wood-fired pizza joints!
Marie : purchased new and got used item
Item came with a box that looked ruff, box looked worn and retaped. When we opened the box the first thing we see is the RMA (return merchandise authorization) slip from where this was previously returned. The item was scratched and had a dent and have been used prior. Not happy about paying for a new item and getting a used damaged item.
ME : A must have for your Kamado classic grill
This item is very giftable Highly recommend this seller very helpful and shipping was fast
Thank you!
Thank you!
Semco : Don’t buy it refurbished, the stone may be damaged.
I love the product. I bought with “slight cosmetic imperfections” and was rewarded with a 2” chip on the pizza stone. It seems to be working with out having cracked so guess I’ll keep it. Just beware when you buy refurbished.
Luis Alberto : Pizza party went impressive!
W. Stevens : Does not work
Does NOT fit Big Green Egg with updated bands/hinge system. I Have a large BGE and have thoroughly enjoyed and used the heck out of my Joetisserie and at this point KJ probably owes me a commission on all of the Joetisseries I’ve sold for them to all of my friends and family who have Kamado grills. I decided to order the DöJoe but was disappointed to find it absolutely will not work with the updated BGE bands/hinge. With the updated hinge the geometry of the way the lid closes just
Does not work. There is a 2” gap between the front edge of the DöJoe and the lip of the lid and a seal cannot be made. I’m sure this product will work
Well with a KJ or old style BGE but it does not work with the updated style even though the KJ website indicates that it will in fact work with all BGE’s.
Does not work. There is a 2” gap between the front edge of the DöJoe and the lip of the lid and a seal cannot be made. I’m sure this product will work
Well with a KJ or old style BGE but it does not work with the updated style even though the KJ website indicates that it will in fact work with all BGE’s.
CarGuy : Really makes pizza easy
This thing is awesome. Once up to temp, you can shovel pizzas in and out quickly without opening the grill. Creates an air cushion between your heat deflectors and the pizza stone to prevent burning. One downside is weight; the Big Joe version of this thing is heavy once you load it up with the diffusers and your pizza stone. Too heavy to lift hot ... you have to let the coal burn out and then let the DoJoe cool off before moving. That's OK by me, since I use pizza cooks to clean my grill anyway. But if you think you're going to remove this thing and close your grill to save charcoal, forget it!
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