Timothy F. Lewis
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Ok, that’s it, I’m NOT buying anything!
Spent the weekend cooking on a flat top...
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timothy
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
I started with this one.
Cheap enough to find out if we liked it, we did and bought the MM 5 burner thru a deal fellow member linked here.
Cheap enough to find out if we liked it, we did and bought the MM 5 burner thru a deal fellow member linked here.
Edward Lee
TVWBB Fan
Here’s what AI has to say on the matter:
timothy
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Choose the Slate 22" if you want a more rugged, rust-resistant surface that allows metal tools and is built for longevity.Here’s what AI has to say on the matter:
Thats a quote from AI. Now the question is why can't you use metal tools on the other model?
Both are steel griddles, not teflon. And rust resistance takes a personal amount of care to keep it that way.
Timothy F. Lewis
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Excellent wind screen idea!
As to your post #26…
We need more “Real Experience” over Artificial Insanity!
As to your post #26…
We need more “Real Experience” over Artificial Insanity!
timothy
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Agree!
LMichaels
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
I have to run back to Sam's and also Costco. Costco has what looks like a very nice Blackstone table top, maybe they're gonna run end of season sales, and many times I see that Sam's griddle for $69 on end of season. We should be into that pricing strategy by now. If I see one for that maybe I'll just allow one to fall into my cart
This thread had a lot of info on these portable Weber griddles…
Thread 'Size is not important........'
https://tvwbb.com/threads/size-is-not-important.101408/
The only difference I can tell is that the new versions have the rust resistant “slate” griddle. I figured it is portable and I would stow it away in garage between uses. If you separate the griddle from the body, both are very manageable size and weight wise
I did compare directly to black stone griddle on the shelf next to the webers - you get what you pay for
Thread 'Size is not important........'
https://tvwbb.com/threads/size-is-not-important.101408/
The only difference I can tell is that the new versions have the rust resistant “slate” griddle. I figured it is portable and I would stow it away in garage between uses. If you separate the griddle from the body, both are very manageable size and weight wise
I did compare directly to black stone griddle on the shelf next to the webers - you get what you pay for
AndyK
TVWBB Wizard
Cooking on my 36” Blackstone is a pleasure.
It’s opened me up to a whole new tasty menu.
It’s easy to use and clean and I’m not hating it.
Amazon has really nice wind guards.
I posted pics of them here a while ago.
They look like they came from the factory.
I really like my Blackstone and I don’t regret it at all but I’d have to say that the Weber Slate has better fit and finish.
Blackstone fit and finish ain’t shabby by any means and it’s about half the price so there is that.
Those 22” travel griddles look freaking amazingly portable for outside events use like camping or tailgating.
For home use I wish a 48” one was available so I could really get all “Beni Hanna” with it
.
It’s opened me up to a whole new tasty menu.
It’s easy to use and clean and I’m not hating it.
Amazon has really nice wind guards.
I posted pics of them here a while ago.
They look like they came from the factory.
I really like my Blackstone and I don’t regret it at all but I’d have to say that the Weber Slate has better fit and finish.
Blackstone fit and finish ain’t shabby by any means and it’s about half the price so there is that.
Those 22” travel griddles look freaking amazingly portable for outside events use like camping or tailgating.
For home use I wish a 48” one was available so I could really get all “Beni Hanna” with it
.