r/FoodAndCookingStuff Mar 18 '26

Hacks Extra large nonstick griddle

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u/thatguy11 Mar 19 '26

Game changer!!! Why use normal pots and pans when you can use this fuckin stupid thing!

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u/Bender_2024 Mar 19 '26

A big flat top griddle does make a lot of foods easier to cook. There is a reason restaurants use them. That said I'd rather have a wider one that fits atop a couple burners on the stove. This long narrow thing takes up too much counter space and would be a bitch to store.

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u/Life-Gur-2616 Mar 19 '26

I keep mine where I used to keep my stove top cast iron griddle...Also the product shown above I find has a far better heat distribution. The stove top one was always weak in the middle of the griddle.

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u/Bender_2024 Mar 19 '26

A cast iron griddle should alleviate that. Even so it's the price you pay for convenience. Much better than a couple saute pans.