Does any have any feedback on these griddles? I'm looking to add one of these to complement my Big Green Egg.

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Friend just got a blackstone and loves it.

Blackstone. You can alway get a temp controller for the BGE and have most of the functionality of a pellet too

Blackstone. You're already not really smoking stuff with your Egg so no need to add another grill that doesn't smoke things.

SMH

Blackstone - total game changer. I use mine multiple times per week for everything but smoking. I bought a smaller one initially and found the space gets used up fast (bacon, burgers, buns, etc) and upgraded to the big one with air fryers and warming drawers. It's awesome. I have a traditional gas grill but I don't know that I'll ever use it again.

A friend had me over to his house to make dinner. Used his black stone to make some great steaks. I like his BGE better though for the charcoal finish

OregonAggie said:

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Blackstone. You're already not really smoking stuff with your Egg so no need to add another grill that doesn't smoke things.

SMH

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Outdoors board smacktalk. Ignore these sillies who are offended that you can cook the same food w less work.

Blackstone for sure.

Best thing I've bought next to my Yoder.

Blackstone is a lot of fun; thing really kicks ass at breakfast when you can have eggs, bacon and hashbrowns all going at the same time.

Instead of getting a Blackstone I'm thinking about just getting one of these to put on my gas grill. It's about the same size as my current grill grates. Anyone try this?
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hoosier-daddy said:

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OregonAggie said:

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Blackstone. You're already not really smoking stuff with your Egg so no need to add another grill that doesn't smoke things.

SMH

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Outdoors board smacktalk. Ignore these sillies who are offended that you can cook the same food w less work.

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I was thinking the same. I've never had anything bad come off the egg.

Thank you all for the recommendations. I decided that I am going to go with the 4 burners, Blackstone.

The Blackstone is a blast to use. I love mine.

I realize I'm late to the conversation, but I believe the OP was asking for feedback comparing Blackstone Griddles to PitBoss Griddles. Most of the responses seem to be comparing griddles to pellet grills, which PitBoss is well known for.

The PitBoss griddles look really cool, but I would not want a non-stick surface on a griddle. I have two of the original Blackstone 36" griddles, one is still portable, the other I installed into my outdoor kitchen. None of the new ones would work in my outdoor kitchen, due to the rear grease traps.

Tx_Aggie15 said:

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Thank you all for the recommendations. I decided that I am going to go with the 4 burners, Blackstone.

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You won't regret this decision. I really enjoy my Blackstone.

You can cook just about anything on them. I just did cheese tortellini last night. Was fantastic.

I went with the Camp Chef Griddle for 3 reasons. I have a Camp Chef pellet smoker and it is awesome, on the griddle, the griddle can be lifted off and used as a grill, and finally I wanted the grease trap on the front because of where it would be placed.

NoahAg said:

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Instead of getting a Blackstone I'm thinking about just getting one of these to put on my gas grill. It's about the same size as my current grill grates. Anyone try this?
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I've got a griddle insert for my built-in gas. Love it.

Haven't purchased yet, waiting on new house to close. After researching I decided on the camp chef.