GrillGrate XL For Sale - Toronto, ON

quixotique

Hey everyone,

Sorry if this is the wrong area to post, but I don't see a For Sale area.  I have a brand-new-in-box Grill Grate for an XL BGE.  $175 CDN at Dickson's after tax, but will let go for $125.  If anyone wants to save $50, let me know.  I can deliver anywhere south of the 401 between the 427 and Vic Park or you can pick up from the High Park area where I live.

Cheers,
Adam

quixotique

Here's a grate video if you don't know about Grill Grates.  See what I did there?

Ozzie_Isaac

Are these similiar to Mangrates?

Ozzie_Isaac

I have same eggmates that double as cedar planks for salmon.  I only used once, but they worked great.  $75 USD

Ladeback69

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Are these similiar to Mangrates?

I think they are similar concept, but better. So I am told by my Egg dealer who sells them.  

Ladeback69

Just found this from 2009.  Looks like Mangrates are CI and Grill grates are aluminum.
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64333
 

SoCalTim

I love my Grillgrates! For those who don't know what they are or what they do, they allow you to (among other things) sear without any fear of the flames shooting up and burning you.

I cooked a Prime Ribeye on the last week, 2 minutes a side then flip - about 7 minutes total, incredible sear marks, flavor. Those Ribeyes were the best I ever had.

They price we wants is actually really good.

Ozzie_Isaac

quixotique

SoCalTim said:

I love my Grillgrates! For those who don't know what they are or what they do, they allow you to (among other things) sear without any fear of the flames shooting up and burning you.

I cooked a Prime Ribeye on the last week, 2 minutes a side then flip - about 7 minutes total, incredible sear marks, flavor. Those Ribeyes were the best I ever had.

They price we wants is actually really good.

Thanks Tim... I think it's a really good price as well.  And thanks for the explanation.  You're right!  The video explains something I didn't know, which is the infrared and even heating.  Coupled with no flare-ups, I think it's a grate product.

quixotique

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Are these similiar to Mangrates?

I think Ladeback69 found some interesting info.  Looks like they are both popular additions to enhance cooking performance, but I had never heard of Magnates before now.  But my friend who writes the Big Green Asian Egg blog swears by his GrillGrates.

Dredger

@SoCalTim that's how we do them. Love our GrillGrates. Steaks with compound butter melting.

Ladeback69

quixotique said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Are these similiar to Mangrates?

I think Ladeback69 found some interesting info.  Looks like they are both popular additions to enhance cooking performance, but I had never heard of Magnates before now.  But my friend who writes the Big Green Asian Egg blog swears by his GrillGrates.

Do a search on hear for Mangrates and you will have some fun reading for a while.  It is brought up a lot.  Not sure which is better, but I am thinking of getting the Grill Grates and my dealer sells them for about the same price as Amazon.  I want them for burgers.

quixotique

I'm pretty hooked on Grill Grates... But I accidentally bought XL when I have a Large BGE.  I'll look into Mangrates, but from what I know about Grillgrates,  they'd be hard to beat!

SMITTYtheSMOKER

Grill Grates are a fine product.  IMO

Ozzie_Isaac

you guys r no fun.  back in tbe day selling with 5 posts would have been fodder for craziness.

quixotique

Ozzie_Isaac said:

you guys r no fun.  back in tbe day selling with 5 posts would have been fodder for craziness.

Thanks for the opportunity to bump!  And you're right... selling online used to be crickets.