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5 minutes ago, paulraphael said:I would not get a nonstick griddle. The surface is too short-lived (I don't care if it has a lifetime warrantee or if you baby it ... if you cook at griddle temperatures, it will lose its stick resistance over time).
Yeah, but at the price point, and with its ability to be easily stored, it's easy enough to replace when it hits that point. I've had that square non-stick All-Clad griddle for years, and it's still fine.
3 minutes ago, paulraphael said:I would not get a nonstick griddle. The surface is too short-lived (I don't care if it has a lifetime warrantee or if you baby it ... if you cook at griddle temperatures, it will lose its stick resistance over time).
Yeah, but at the price, and with its ability to be easily stored, it's easy enough to replace when it hits that point. I've had that square non-stick, All-Clad griddle for years, and it's still fine.
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