Looking for good drip pans

CharleyR · October 2013

I'm fairly new at this, but I'm dissatisfied with my square drip pans. I have a large BGE and am thinking that a 15" or 16" round drip pan would be ideal. Big enough to catch everything, but without blocking proper heat flow. Disposables would be preferable, but I'd even settle for a tin pan. Any ideas?

Little Steven · October 2013

You may want to look at the ceramicgrillstore.com. You are going to want an adjustable rig at some time and they have awesome stainless drip pans that you can get in a package. Otherwise a deep dish pizza pan works well.

CharleyR · October 2013

Hey Little Steven, thanks! I'll check that out. That's twice in one day I've connected with you!

bettysnephew · October 2013

I have an XL, but you might measure across your plate setter and get the diameter. I purchased some foil disposable pizza pans that happen to fit mine. They work great. Put 3 or more balls of wadded up foil between the pan and the plate setter to keep drippings from burning and giving your food an off taste.

jeroldharter · October 2013

I found some 13x9 aluminum, shallow, lasagna pans at the grocery, 2 for $6. I line them with foil or easy cleanup and they are cheaper than disposables. FYI, rectangular works better with the adjustable rig. Also, I don't think I ever use a drip pan as a drip pan. I use it for the veggies to sit under some cooking meat like a spatchcock chicken.

Dave in Florida · October 2013

I buy aluminum roaster pans at Walmart for .94 cents each. Works great for me.

Skiddymarker · October 2013

Depending on how deep you need the pan, dollar store pizza pans are ideal. Wrap in foil for easy clean up. Come in 12/13/14/15".

Found some round disposables at a local supply house, 13" was the largest, ideal for a MBGE, too small for a large.

plumbfir01 · October 2013

+1 for what steven said.. adj rig is great and i got the setup with the drip pan......buy an extra its worth the few buck

caliking · October 2013

If you like the stainless steel drip pans, swing by your local Indian grocer (if you have one) for all kinds of stainless steel utensils, including round plate/platter type things that will work.

Austin Egghead · October 2013

Ceramic Grill store is good place for SS pans. Cooking stores are another and believe it or not baking stores also goo place to find SS pans. Expand your search to SS cake pans.

Here is a link:http://www.amazon.com/Kitchen-Supply-Stainless-Steel-9-inch/dp/B000FBUTZA/ref=sr_1_11?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1381585582&sr=1-11

But like Little Stephen says those places only sell pans and not the other great eegsories that Tom has.

Looking for good drip pans

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