Lodge Logic LPGI3 Pro 20-by-10-7/16-Inch Cast-Iron Grill/Griddle


Lodge Logic

List Price: $57.99
Price: $38.97
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Product Details

  • Unlikely slope directs grease into generous grease gutter
  • View side-handles provide safe, convenient transport
  • Measures 20 by 10-7/16 inches; restricted lifetime warranty

Whirlpool 4396096RB Gourmet Griddle


Whirlpool

List Price: $99.99
Price: $73.94
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Product Details

  • Molded handles
  • Commercial-hill, cast aluminum non-stick surface cooks evenly, or thaws food quickly without eagerness
  • Innocent with warm, soapy water

DCS Gas Ranges - Griddle Top

See the features of the DCS griddle top, to hand on 36 & 48 inch DCS ranges. Visit DCSRanges.com to learn more about DCS appliances.

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Any gas range brand recommendations ? I'm looking for a 48" dual oven semi pro gas range?

Mar 10, 2007 by Michael A | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

I'm looking at gas ranges, 48" models (dual oven & 6 burner + griddle) on top. We've been looking at dsc, wolf, viking, thermador, etc..

Special experience would be best.

I truly love my Jenn-Air range. I have interchangeable components that can be swapped out. Usually I keep 3 burners and a 2 burner grill. But I also have a griddle component that can swap out with 2 other burners or the grill. It's barely a wonderful range and the $1200 price tag wasn't that daunting considering how much use we get from it.

GenevievesMom | Mar 12, 2007

I certainly love my Jenn-Air range. I have interchangeable components that can be swapped out. Usually I keep 3 burners and a 2 burner grill. But I also have a griddle component that can swap out with 2 other burners or the grill. It's just now a wonderful range and the $1200 price tag wasn't that daunting considering how much use we get from it.
GenevievesMom | Mar 12, 2007

Hey There!

I was good browsing around on Yahoo Answers and came across this question of yours.

Wolf, Viking professional, and Subzero all have skilful ones. Also Dacor has some amazing ranges and ovens. IKEA carries several high end and very functional appliances.

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You can’t go injudicious… Just put in your zipcode and get a $1,000 IKEA Giftcard.

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Jessica | Mar 14, 2007

Sojourn away from Ge. They work good at first, then slowly go down hill. Things brake and are expensive to repair.
Fritz33 | Mar 15, 2007

here's a concatenate on ebay food service, where you can find them in your home town.
mike m | Mar 15, 2007

1960 Gas Range - To sell, or not to sell?

Oct 18, 2007 by lightcommastix | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

We've recently purchased a domestic, and are currently remodeling the kitchen. We've inherited a 1960's 35" Kenmore gas range/oven/griddle/rotiss... combo. It was useful until we disconnected it from the gas line to remodel. Our realtor told us he thought we could sell it for $$$$. Is this kind of affair valuable? Should we put an advertisement in the classifieds section/Craigslist? If so, for what price? Is it junk, and should we just sell to the neighbourhood metal recycler? Can I get any money out of it, and how much?

My conjecture is, it's worth a lot more than the recycler will pay you. Think 50's chrome/formica dinette sets, they're getting very popular these days. As for value, you might want to poke around on Ebay and see if you can find something similar, and/or put an ad on Craigslist and ask for offers.

gringomasloco | Oct 18, 2007

Can I Sell 1960's Gas Oven/Range?

Oct 18, 2007 by lightcommastix | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

We've recently purchased a almshouse, and are currently remodeling the kitchen. We've inherited a 1960's 35" Kenmore gas range/oven/griddle/rotiss... combo. It was utilitarian until we disconnected it from the gas line to remodel. Our realtor told us he thought we could sell it for $$$$. Is this kind of item valuable? Should we put an advertisement in the classifieds section/Craigslist? If so, for what price? Is it junk, and should we just sell to the city metal recycler? Can I get any money out of it, and how much?

Since your realtor has the animated ideas, sell it to him.:))

I throw away ranges that are from the 90's. there is no inherent value.

mel | Oct 18, 2007

Gas range with griddle - News


Thermador's 2012 ONE, TWO, FREE(TM) Promotion Powers Up With Steam
MarketWatch (press release) - Feb 08, 2012
The Pro Comprehensive Steam Range is world's first all-in-one cooking appliance to combine a Steam & Convection combination oven, a full-estimate convection oven, a six-burner gas rangetop with a grill or griddle option, and a warming drawer.

The SlatGrill Is a Rearrangeable Range for Backwoods Gourmets
Gizmodo - Feb 08, 2012
Since dangling pots and pans over a campfire at arms to the fullest is generally inadvisable and supporting your griddle with large rocks is downright barbaric, you'll need something else to eject your cookware over the open flames.