Product Features:
- Adjustable thermostat with temperature range from 200-degree F - 400-degree F
- Warming drawer
- Griddle made of die-cast aluminum for even heat
Product Description:
Customer Reviews:
Don't spend your money
I bought this same griddle from [...] on sale and returned it immediately after opening the package. The unit is cheaply made (drawer and trim plastic is not substantial), the surface is not as large as most griddles, the surface was scratched, and the depth of the drawer might allow for a stack of one pancake. Great idea, poor product.
March 24, 2010
(Lone Tree, CO) | Rating: 1
Grill w/warmer
The warmer on this grill is a laugh. It is way too small for us. Even though there are only two of us, we prefer our old grill (without the broken greaser catcher). We are able to make enough so that we can sit down and eat together. The way we interpreted the advertising it was much larger,
March 8, 2011
(Gig Harbor, WA United States) | Rating: 3
Poor Design
Having a large family, and owning several griddles in my lifetime, I know what is a good griddle and what is not - and I would not recommend this griddle. 1. The design is poor - the warming draw takes up the entire front, so the grease catcher has to be in the back, making it inaccessible if you would like to use some of the grease to cook in. 2. The warming drawer is a good idea, but if you pull it out enough to put something in, it comes off the tracks and is VERY difficult to put back on. Therefore, my warming drawer ends up sitting on the counter under the unit. 3. If I were designing a griddle, I would assume people would use it with the warming draw in the front where they can access it - so why did they make this griddle with the cord facing the front so it is bending back on itself to plug it in?? 4. All the edges are rounded, so there is not a place to break an egg. If, after all these bad reviews, you choose to purchase this product,...
April 18, 2011
(Roanoke, VA USA) | Rating: 3
$249.00
