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Saw a new toy

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greazy

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Saw a stainless steel griddle to be placed on the grill. Had grease drain, looked well made. $49. Anyone tried one?
 
I havent used stainless as a griddle, but love my cast iron griddle. No hot spots, it evenly distributes and holds heat great, pre-seasoned, easy maintance etc. Got mine from Cabelas for a $39. It's double sided, one w/ ridges for grilling, and a flat side with grease catch.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...116&hasJS=true
 
I expect cast would be better....should have other applications also. Thanx.
 
I have the same griddle as GoFish. Will not part with it and looking to buy another!

Once properly seasoned and all it is a snap to clean. And, as mentioned, heat is uniform.

Stainless will always have hot spots and given the wrong circumstance, can be a bear to clean properly. Stick with what works! Cast Iron works for me!

Cheers!
 
Darn you greasy! Now I went and bought their new sausage hanger upper thingy for our smoker!
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that upper sausage hangin thiingy dingy ,is that for the smoke vault?
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I've got the same cast iron as GoFish and Monty. Have had it for years. Like the others, I just love it and wouldn't part with it for anything.
It has a variety of uses but gets most of it's use, stir frying veggies or sautÃ[emoji]169[/emoji]ing fish fillets on the BBQ Grill, with a smoker box running right beside it.

Yumm!!

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