Drapes, papers, and blankets near the griddle could be a disaster waiting to happen. Depending on the size of your griddle or flat-top grill, you could be stuck if you need to bring it indoors. Some of these griddles are large, like the size of your standard grill, moving around may not be the best idea. Hi it’s Kate of Kate’s Curious Kitchen, I wanted to show you how much food actually fits on the Blackstone Products griddles.
It is important to note that the Blackstone does not include propane tanks, so you will need to purchase those items separately. Our Blackstone works with the small tabletop propane tanks as well as the Blackstone Adventure traditional 20 lb. Tank because we use our Blackstone practically every day … sometimes twice a day. But as much as I love it, I must confess that a 28″ would have worked just fine for me and my family.
It is a single H shaped burner so it only heats the cooktop to one uniform temperature but that has been fine for me in most cases. To give you a more visual picture you can fit 9 hamburger patties on the 17″ griddle. Griddles can produce a lot of grease latent vapors which are extremely flammable. I would not recommend use of a blackstone griddle indoors under any circumstance that does not have a commercial hood and suppression system.
The Ready 17″ Tabletop Outdoor Griddle is a very popular model and could be a worthwhile investment.
Features two lightweight spatulas and one hamburger spatula. If you’re planning on cooking indoors, you need to be thinking about the size bottle of propane coming into your house. Personally, I don’t want a large outdoor-styled propane tank coming into the house.
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