saltydawg wrote:
...Okay if you where building new, and you built both a stove and the griddle in to the kitchen, which do you think would get more use? .... So your the perfect person to ask, as you have both...
Aguyfromohio wrote:Most importantly the wife smiles when she uses her new griddle, which accomplishes my main mission in life.
Aguyfromohio wrote:
If I had to pick just one I'd pick an open burner. In a teardrop space and weight are so important it makes no sense to have both.
saltydawg wrote:Aguyfromohio wrote:
If I had to pick just one I'd pick an open burner. In a teardrop space and weight are so important it makes no sense to have both.
I will take that if you could have either but only one you would do the stove
tony.latham wrote:Our griddle is a non-stick aluminum. (Coghlan's Two Burner Non-Stick Camp Griddle)
Best of both worlds.
Tony
gudmund wrote:have Camp Chef Teton and Blackstone 17in- they both have their purpose = if it's just me traveling, the Camp Chef takes up less space and is so much easier to set up/use and deal with. If we are doing one of our group teardrop Crawl's = it will be the Blackstone, almost twice the size which can cook twice the food when we do the group feeds (used to use a single burner Camp Chef version of their double burner grill/stove but went to the Blackstone 17in being it is the same size but half the packed weight (the Champ Chef weighted almost 50 lbs, stove/griddle combined) Just have to use some sort of table to hold the Blackstone being it doesn't have legs like the Camp Chef did = no problem = Picnic table - my 'disabled walker' portable table - swing-arm rear trailer table etc-etc all work just fine............... along with the 15 foot gas hose ...........................
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