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Sizzle Q clearanced at Lowes in Mcdonough
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jetmac
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$32.45 was $59.95
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Thanks, BTW you must live near me. I live in Jackson. Contact me offline with a number and maybe we can egg together sometime.
Todd -
The Sizzle Q is made by the Griddle Q people. It's just a little thinner metal and does not have the lifetime warranty as does the Griddle Q. Even so, it's still a great griddle for your gasser (they don't make an Egg-Size version that I'm aware of.
Must be a lot of gadget designers wanting to get on the bandwagon. We ran across this one at Sur la Table in the Champions Forest area a few days ago.
Looked nice but clearly not the quality of the Sizzle Q or Griddle Q.
I love mine. Got one that fits my large and another one for my gasser (which I gave away). I need to buy another gasser.
Good heads up.
Spring "Griddling And Sizzling" Chicken
Spring Texas USA -
Spring Chicken wrote:I need to buy another gasser
Heresy!!!! Gonna report you to the BGE police! :laugh: :laugh: -
If they are designed for "gassers', how do they stand up to the higher temps used with real lump? Otherwise looks like a good accessorie to add to my collection!!
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My gasser was pretty powerful and got it plenty hot but as I developed my griddle skills cooking on both the Egg and gasser I learned that "HOT" is not always the best temperature to cook on the Griddle Q. So when I think it's about ready I sprinkle a few drops of water on the surface and if it quickly 'dances' then the griddle is ready.
Some things do take more heat though, and both and Egg or a decent gasser should be able to handle it.
By the way, my Egghead neighbor, Lucky Mon, loves his Griddle Q on his gasser.
They do give you an additional way of cooking, for sure.
Spring "Hot Ain't Always Hot" Chicken -
Haaaaa I'll try to keep my purchase a secret.
Spring "Almost Nabbed" Chicken -
Thanks, I believe I will give one a try.
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