Probably getting a Blackstone for Christmas...if my wife is good to me that is...

BGE Convert · December 2016

Assuming my wife is good to me...what are the essential accessories for the blackstone...here is my stab at it:

1. A couple of good spatulas

2. A scraper

3. A couple of bacon/burger presses

4. A couple of squeeze bottles

5. A couple of domes to melt cheese on burgers etc.

What else...do the packages/kits that Blackstone offer provide good value?

GATABITES · December 2016

Interested myself. No need in buying tools you dont need. Im sure the short order cooks will chime in soon.

McStew · December 2016

butter roller

fishlessman · December 2016

this works well for smashing/scraping/splitting wood chunks

i use this mostly for smash burgers. did buy a cheese melting dome but alot of sauce pot tops work just as well. a long spatula is good for rice, steak and cheese, etc, most places dont carry those, looking online is easier

http://www.wasserstrom.com/restaurant-supplies-equipment/Product_205601

Lo_Gear · December 2016

I really enjoy my blackstone. It works great as a accessory to the egg but it also works great for camping, no regrets lol

Lo_Gear · December 2016

I saw a nice looking blackstone kit at lowes the other day. I think it had a scraper, a spatula and a couple bottles

caliking · December 2016

@cazzy should chime in win with a pic of the stuff he bought for his griddle.

BGE Convert · December 2016

Thanks to all that posted so far...

GATABITES · December 2016

@BGE Convert

I have been eyeing the blackstone kit but im not sure about the quality:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/36326463?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227024222998&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=52440428231&wl4=pla-83996324831&wl5=9007720&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=36326463&wl13=&veh=sem

GATABITES · December 2016

The 36 is 224.39 right now @ wally world.

hoosier_egger · December 2016

GATABITES said:

@BGE Convert

I have been eyeing the blackstone kit but im not sure about the quality:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/36326463?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227024222998&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=52440428231&wl4=pla-83996324831&wl5=9007720&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=36326463&wl13=&veh=sem

I have that kit along with a couple other heavy duty spatulas from Amazon. The spatulas have some flex to them, but they function fine. I use all, except for when doing smash burgers. The scraper is heavy duty

CtTOPGUN · December 2016

I was not happy with the quality of the Blackstone accessory kit pieces. Bottles too small to be useful. Spatulas too flexible. Get better stuff. Dexter/Russel has good spatulas. Restaurant Depot has all kinds of bottles. You will want one for water and one for any oil you like. A gallon of "Whirl Butter" (liquid butter flavored shortening) that cooks like butter but at high temps is something I really found I like for breakfast foods. Need another bottle for that.

A couple size melting domes and a couple sizes of presses are nice to have.

Jim

hoosier_egger · December 2016

BGE Convert said:

Assuming my wife is good to me...what are the essential accessories for the blackstone...here is my stab at it:
1. A couple of good spatulas
2. A scraper
3. A couple of bacon/burger presses
4. A couple of squeeze bottles
5. A couple of domes to melt cheese on burgers etc.
What else...do the packages/kits that Blackstone offer provide good value?

You've got it covered. I have Winco and Norpro spatulas from Amazon. A long pair of tongs are nice. And lard...I like to season mine with lard. I give it a good smear for storage too, never had rust issues

GATABITES · December 2016

ColtsFan said:

BGE Convert said:

Assuming my wife is good to me...what are the essential accessories for the blackstone...here is my stab at it:
1. A couple of good spatulas
2. A scraper
3. A couple of bacon/burger presses
4. A couple of squeeze bottles
5. A couple of domes to melt cheese on burgers etc.
What else...do the packages/kits that Blackstone offer provide good value?

You've got it covered. I have Winco and Norpro spatulas from Amazon. A long pair of tongs are nice. And lard...I like to season mine with lard. I give it a good smear for storage too, never had rust issues

Do you keep yours covered outside in the elements? Im contemplating on storing in the garage or on the deck. My preference is the deck. But it cold as hell here in MD. I dont know if i will use it much during the winter with snow and extreme temps.

hoosier_egger · December 2016

GATABITES said:

ColtsFan said:

BGE Convert said:

Assuming my wife is good to me...what are the essential accessories for the blackstone...here is my stab at it:
1. A couple of good spatulas
2. A scraper
3. A couple of bacon/burger presses
4. A couple of squeeze bottles
5. A couple of domes to melt cheese on burgers etc.
What else...do the packages/kits that Blackstone offer provide good value?

You've got it covered. I have Winco and Norpro spatulas from Amazon. A long pair of tongs are nice. And lard...I like to season mine with lard. I give it a good smear for storage too, never had rust issues

Do you keep yours covered outside in the elements? Im contemplating on storing in the garage or on the deck. My preference is the deck. But it cold as hell here in MD. I dont know if i will use it much during the winter with snow and extreme temps.

I do have the cover they sell for it. It is stored under a covered patio...so it's out of the elements for the most part

Probably getting a Blackstone for Christmas...if my wife is good to me that is...

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