Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,

Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,

Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,

Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! We picked this up to use on the cooktop of the camp chef oven for our converted van and really like it. We use it fairly often and think the heat distribution is decent, but we particularly like the reversible grease slots. They're handy when we're not perfectly level. I think cleaning will become easier as we cook on it... and pick up a decent cleaning brush. Ha. We've mostly cooked meats, grilled cheese sandwiches, and vegetables.... have yet to try pancakes, but it's on the menu. It's perfect for putting on one side of our two-burner cooktop, while using the other for saucepan/side dishes. We still have some breaking in to do, but so far so good!max 66% off,free shipping cheap bargain gift,max 69% offBackcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,
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  • Introducing Backcountry Iron’s new Reversible Grill and Griddle! Once again the inherent durability of cast iron has been utilized to create a product superior in even heating, longevity, and just plain good looks. Our versatile reversible cooking surface is guaranteed to become a lifetime heirloom, making each and every meal better than the last.
  • Dimensions: 10 in x 10 in x 0.85 in
  • Anything a griddle, skillet or grill can do, our pan can, in one compact package perfectly sized to fit a single stovetop burner. It can tackle anything; burgers, kebabs, tortillas, dosa, roti, pancakes, eggs, or just plain giving a steak a good sear—it’s got you covered.
  • Speaking of burners, it’s also compatible with a wide list of heating methods! Our cast iron grill and griddles are compatible with stovetops (electric, induction, or gas), the oven, even campfires for the outdoor savvy. It will retain heat consistently with any of these!
  • Take care of yourself and the planet just a bit better with this pan—guaranteed to satisfy your pizza (or other) needs. Compare with Lodge Cast Iron Griddle.
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Backcountry Iron brings you a new heirloom in the making: our 10 Inch Cast Iron Griddle Pan! Perfectly sized, durable, and excellent for everything from the perfect seared grill lines to creating the perfect buttery flakiness of roti. Frying, grilling, you name it, our reversible grill/griddle pan can do it! Make excellent meals with the even heating and heat retention our cast iron pans are known for their durability and excellence. Experience the difference with our new reversible grill pan! Compare with Lodge Reversible Grill/Griddle.

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Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,

Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,

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Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,

Backcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,:at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! We picked this up to use on the cooktop of the camp chef oven for our converted van and really like it. We use it fairly often and think the heat distribution is decent, but we particularly like the reversible grease slots. They're handy when we're not perfectly level. I think cleaning will become easier as we cook on it... and pick up a decent cleaning brush. Ha. We've mostly cooked meats, grilled cheese sandwiches, and vegetables.... have yet to try pancakes, but it's on the menu. It's perfect for putting on one side of our two-burner cooktop, while using the other for saucepan/side dishes. We still have some breaking in to do, but so far so good!max 66% off,free shipping cheap bargain gift,max 69% offBackcountry Iron Single Burner Reversible Square Grill/Griddle,