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  1. 07-10-2017, 08:49 PM #1
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    Default Blackstone Griddle

    Who has one? Just picked up this 36" today. I am looking forward to seasoning and cooking on it.




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    Neighbor does. I've seen him cook on it twice. There is a lot of grease that flows into that catch pan. Looks nice but I prefer my big green egg.
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    Think Ralph has one, GC holla at him
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    Yeah Ralph has one. I hope to get one soon.
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    What do those things cost?
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    They great for cooking FAMILEY meals don't listen to twerps talking bin green eggs! LOLzzzz
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    I bet you could make some hibachi on that thing. May need to look into getting one. Is the griddle plate pretty thick?
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    The wife loves her griddle. Mostly uses it for breakfast meals and such for the most part. You'll enjoy it.
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    we have a 17". works great.
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    They are awesome for cooking big family meals, especially breakfast.

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    This guy will be at home next to my old Big Green Egg.

    The griddle top is 3/8"- 1/2" thick steel with heat fins under it and 4 Stainless burners heating it. It is heavy!

    I'm thinking breakfast- pancakes bacon sausage, lunch-burgers , hot dogs, grilled cheese, dinner- hibachi, fajitas, etc.

    Anything Waffle House can do and more.

    Should be able to cook for the family and then some.


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    I've got a cousin who brings one down to swamp every now and again. It's cool and all, but no one really wants fajitas on a dove shoot. They want ground chuck between buns chief.
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    The 36" is $279ish, 28" is $259ish, and the 17" is $79ish.


    This one was on the house because I used Cabela's Club points for it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny Reb View Post
    The 36" is $279ish, 28" is $259ish, and the 17" is $79ish.


    This one was on the house because I used Cabela's Club points for it.
    Those arent bad prices.....
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    You could cook like 5 lbs of bacon at once
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    Quote Originally Posted by Highstrung View Post
    I've got a cousin who brings one down to swamp every now and again. It's cool and all, but no one really wants fajitas on a dove shoot. They want ground chuck between buns chief.
    The bird boys might...
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    its still just a big ass hot thing to cook on.
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    2th, fajitas or burgers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jws View Post
    You could cook like 5 lbs of bacon at once
    Yep, we filled one slap full one morning, quite impressive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccleroy View Post
    Yep, we filled one slap full one morning, quite impressive.
    You use a 5 gallon to save all the grease?
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