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[Quadman750]

I have a camp chef 3 burner with the steel 3 burner griddle & also have a cast iron 2 burner griddle, I have owned it for about 8 yrs & maybe used it 4 times. It cooks great but I never think of setting it up & using it. If I had an outdoor kitchen I would incorporate it & leave it set up.

[ArborAgent]

I have two of these for my gas grill: https://www.grillgrate.com/the-griddle/

I don't have the space for a full separate griddle

[Bar-B-Lew]

I have two of these for my gas grill: https://www.grillgrate.com/the-griddle/

I don't have the space for a full separate griddle

I think I have that too.  How do they work?  Do you have pics of cooking on them?  How frequently do you use them?  How is managing the grease handled?  Sorry for all the questions.  Before I pull them out and start to use them, it would be nice to know more about their actual use.

[Quadman750]

No grease trap on these but wouldn’t be hard to soak up with paper towel if cooking greasy foods.

[rwalters]

I love my Blackstones! I have a 36 and 17". The 17" sits on a small 24x24" stainless table I bought from Costco. Sits right next to my MAK, and makes for the perfect sear station.

[ArborAgent]

I have two of these for my gas grill: https://www.grillgrate.com/the-griddle/

I don't have the space for a full separate griddle

I think I have that too.  How do they work?  Do you have pics of cooking on them?  How frequently do you use them?  How is managing the grease handled?  Sorry for all the questions.  Before I pull them out and start to use them, it would be nice to know more about their actual use.

They're great, I put them on my gas grill. I don't use them very often but they're great for smash burgers. Grease is easy, it falls off of the griddle and burns up in the grill.

[Bar-B-Lew]

I have two of these for my gas grill: https://www.grillgrate.com/the-griddle/

I don't have the space for a full separate griddle

I think I have that too.  How do they work?  Do you have pics of cooking on them?  How frequently do you use them?  How is managing the grease handled?  Sorry for all the questions.  Before I pull them out and start to use them, it would be nice to know more about their actual use.

They're great, I put them on my gas grill. I don't use them very often but they're great for smash burgers. Grease is easy, it falls off of the griddle and burns up in the grill.

Do you place it on top of GrillGrates or do you place them on top of the standard grill grates on the gas grill?

[ArborAgent]

On top of the standard grates.

I don't use grillgrates on my new gasser, just not necessary.

[Bar-B-Lew]

Funny...I just got a text from my brother about 30 minutes ago.  He just bought a 17in blackstone griddle.

[DE]

You guys really peaked my interest with the smaller Blackstones. I use a Expedition Griddle I picked up from Costco but the smaller Blackstones are appealing for sure. I see HSN at times has a Blackstone 22 inch made especially for them but I guess any parts would be special and hard to get. i.e. grease drip pan mainly. Here's my Burger and Dog Set up...
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[BigDave83]

I have 2 of the 17" griddles, have only used one so far made, chicken strips, bacon, eggs, pancakes, burgers. I really like it. and it isn't that heavy to carry around.

[zephyr]

Anybody else have a griddle? Man I LOVE this thing.

I have a Flat Wok I made:   .......................................................  ZEP

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[Quadman750]

Nice setup. You are a great fabricator.

[DE]

Agree, craftsman like you a a rare find anymore

[Darwin]

Groupon has the Blackstone 28" on sale for $148.  Sale ends in 2 days.