Sales Rank: 7575


Features:

Made in France

Ideal for meats and fish on one side, pancakes and eggs on the other

18-3/4-by-9-inch size cooks for a crowd

Enameled cast-iron construction for superior heat retention and distribution

Limited lifetime warranty

Average Rating:
Rating: - Bad enamel, too expensive
I just got this grill and was very excited to use it. It cooked my spareribs to perfection and I was elated. It all stopped there. It took some doing to clean the grill, as you cannot use abrasives for fear of ruining the enamel coating as stated in the instructions. Then when I took it out to use it the next day it had rust dots all over it.

So from my experience, the enamel coating doesn't make it easier to clean and does not seal it from rusting. These are the reason I paid the big bucks for a great name like Le Creuset. For 1/4 the price you can get a regular cast iron griddle that should provide the same results...

---

Rating: - Great...but expensive
Just a clue in here, this is a great product... but you can get the exact same thing, but at a cheaper price. The Mirro Non Stick Double Burner Griddle is actually the same thing, with a little bigger grease runnoff area.

---

Rating: - Great grill & griddle
I've had this griddle for about a month, and am quite pleased overall. It is heavyweight, and has a tough black enameled finish that quickly builds up a slight seasoning (oily film) within a few uses. Foods stick much less than then would on a raw cast iron grill. It does a great job cooking pancakes, bacon, or grilling hamburgers or steak.

The only negative qualities are that it could use a larger reservoir for grease, and it would be handy to have larger handles if you need to pick it up hot. But these negatives do not outweigh its use.