22" Blackstone table top

Jeremiah

Yup. According to their Facebook post. In the comments they said it's a two burner, rear overflow table top that only being offered through home shopping network tomorrow. 

WeberWho

I wonder how much?

CtTOPGUN

Nice size for portability! I like the rear grease trap idea.

SmokeyPitt

That looks nice.  I also like the grease trap on the back. I have been a little too aggressive when pulling the grease towards me to the channel on my 36. Hot grease on the top of your feet is not fun...especially if you are wearing flip flops. 

Focker

If it's BS, it'll be legit.  The 1200 grease trap is interesting.

With the 17 and 28 in the stable, I'm good.....for now.   

Dyal_SC

Man that does look awesome. 

epcotisbest

WeberWho said:

I wonder how much?

Jeremiah

Ha! I was wondering too. It wasn't on the site earlier today. Damn that's tempting. 

bgebrent

That's not bad!  Great portable piece.

valleyboy

Just found the $99 28" at Walmart in Rochester NY today.

Jeremiah

Just ordered it. Damn it. I really got to stop this. 

Photo Egg

Jeremiah said:

Just ordered it. Damn it. I really got to stop this. 

I feel your pain. Every month I go through my CC statement and it seems like half the stuff is cooking/bbq related.lol

minniemoh

17" and 36" at my house will have to be enough. That 22 seems like it would be perfect for a tabletop. Would really love that dual burner and the little extra space compared to the 17".

Hntnhrd

That grease trap in the back is a definite bonus !!

Focker

valleyboy said:

Just found the $99 28" at Walmart in Rochester NY today.

Nice score!  Gotta go with the 28 at that price.  
Found mine at Wally World for $75....cannot be beat.

Focker

For $160, you can get 2 17s at Ace.
My grillection went limp.

kjs

I don't even know if I really want/need one of these but y'all keep talking them up. I like the idea of a table top version. Is 22" big enough to cook for a family of four. I see most of y'all have a 28" or 36" but I don't really have room for something else on wheels, and that's why the tabletop is attractive.

Jeremiah

@kjs I'm thinking the 22 or the 17 would be enough for a family of four, you'll just have to get creative like a mini or small egg for space. It's perfect for four burgers, 4 steaks, etc.!!!

BryanLyle

I do not need this. I do not need this. I do not need this. I REALLY need this. Crap. 

kjs

Crap I did it. Hopefully wifey will be happy this will fit on my table, versus having the 28" or 36" taking up more space on the patio. 

Hub

I measured my egg table and then pulled the trigger without the slightest bit of hesitation.  My current table top 17" is too small, and I just don't have a spot on my deck to put the freestanding 28" or 36".  The 22" tabletop is exactly what I needed.  Now what the heck do I do with my 17" desktop?

YukonRon

If I get one it better fit comfortably in my ear, because that is where My Beautiful Wife will try to stick it.

odie91

I'm not a hsn shopper. Those ore familiar with them, should I expect the griddl to only be on sale a few days , or will it be offered there regularly?

GATraveller

I keep passing on one of these for some reason.  Guess since I have a birthday coming up I'm holding out hope.  We'll see.

SaintJohnsEgger

YukonRon said:

If I get one it better fit comfortably in my ear, because that is where My Beautiful Wife will try to stick it.

Are you sure it will be your "ear" and not someplace else?

SaintJohnsEgger

Hub said:

I measured my egg table and then pulled the trigger without the slightest bit of hesitation.  My current table top 17" is too small, and I just don't have a spot on my deck to put the freestanding 28" or 36".  The 22" tabletop is exactly what I needed.  Now what the heck do I do with my 17" desktop?

Ship it down my way. 

kjs

I recorded the HSN 10:00 show just to see what they cooked on it. The HSN rep and to a lesser extent the Blackstone rep kept comparing it to a grill and stating why the BS was better. Obiviously most of us view them as different tools. Anyways the clueless HSN sales lady said "Could you do ribs on this?" To which the BS rep sheepishly said "There are no rules when it comes to this."

Hahaha. 

SaintJohnsEgger

kjs said:

I recorded the HSN 10:00 show just to see what they cooked on it. The HSN rep and to a lesser extent the Blackstone rep kept comparing it to a grill and stating why the BS was better. Obiviously most of us view them as different tools. Anyways the clueless HSN sales lady said "Could you do ribs on this?" To which the BS rep sheepishly said "There are no rules when it comes to this."

Hahaha. 

LOL.

Yeah, you can do ribs on it. But I doubt anyone here (or elsewhere) would care for the results.

I guess it was easier to say "...no rules.." and let the buyer assume they could do ribs. Caveat Emptor 

Hub

SaintJohnsEgger said:

Hub said:

I measured my egg table and then pulled the trigger without the slightest bit of hesitation.  My current table top 17" is too small, and I just don't have a spot on my deck to put the freestanding 28" or 36".  The 22" tabletop is exactly what I needed.  Now what the heck do I do with my 17" desktop?

Ship it down my way. 

PM me your address and I'll look into it.  It's less than a year old but has a little bit of rust on the outside because it stays outside.  You would need to clean it and possibly reseason it, but it's not bad.  Just needs some maintenance.

northGAcock

YukonRon said:

If I get one it better fit comfortably in my ear, because that is where My Beautiful Wife will try to stick it.

Ron I would get one just to see if it fits. 

YukonRon

SaintJohnsEgger said:

YukonRon said:

If I get one it better fit comfortably in my ear, because that is where My Beautiful Wife will try to stick it.

Are you sure it will be your "ear" and not someplace else?

Just one orifice at a time. You should have seen what she done with my last cooler and tent purchase. Not good.