-Codfish_Joe:

Never used one before this season, now I don’t know how I ever cooked breakfast all those years without it.

Alsbar:

I swapped out the stove on my pull out kitchen. 22” Blackstone. Added fireproof heat barrier just in case. It changed camp cooking forever.

https://imgur.com/a/milEPJ0/

Offspring22:

Same one came with our unit. Have a camp chef 2 burner and a griddle for it, so haven’t used it. Will probably sell it and make it a storage drawer. Rather keep the heat and grease away from the unit anyways.

Vibration548:

At first glance it looked like you had a zombie cat head on there, but it was just mushrooms and onions.

goldendinnerplate:

Looks good. I cook juicy, fatty and tender steaks twice a day. Grease gets everywhere. For that reason I cook outside and on the ground or if I’m feeling ambition, a table. That way I can just walk away from the splatter mess.

slacker346:

That is almost certainly a relabeled Blackstone. I love mine, but I refuse to cook anything greasy so close to the side of the trailer.

Source: Thank goodness for the outdoor griddle

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