Can this be used on a gas grill?
275890
I would say that yes you could - in theory. I have noticed that the enamel (?) chips off pretty easily. I think the grill might really annoy it. Hunt around and find an old NON-LODGE deep skillet with lid in just plain cast iron and you'' never have that problem. I hate the Lodge finish.
1054626
Not sure of question; yes, leaking to anything below would occur if used on a grill. No idea how the metal would react in/on a grill. Sorry!
1697294
I use it on a deramic cooktop but I'm sure it can be used on gas. One note: it's a shallow pan so I don't use it for anything with a lot of sauce or liquid in it. Great for sauteing or cooking eggs.
404558
I haven't used it on a charcoal grill yet, but it is my understanding - based on the reviews - that it can be used on a grill.
102557
Sorry, don't know. Haven't tried it in that manner. Great on outside grills.
37215
Not certain about use with other grills. I use it with the adapter on a Coleman stove that uses white gas.
1259387
Do not know if it can used on a grill. I know know it is hard to clean and keep looking nice
288892
If you buy this griddle to use with a propane stove then of course you can use it on a propane grill. It can also be used on a gas grill.
1967583
We use it on a gas stove and it works great. We have not tried it on our grill, but I do not see any reason why it wouldn't work just fine.
1729840
Yes it can. I use it on a large charcoal grill as well as a smaller gas grill too. The great thing I like about it is it prevents me from suffering from my impatience. I tend to want the meat temp to rise faster so I make the grill hotter. Consequences are that the meat burns on the outside before the inside gets done. With the dual sensors you can tell when the fire is hot enough to cook the meat. So just give the meat time to rise to the cooking temperature and don't just keep making the fire hotter and hotter so a good cut of meat is ruined.
1246863
I've only used it on our gas grill but I don't see why you you couldn't use it on a traditional/charcoal grill.
1380405
Not really sure. I can control the heat on my gas grill, but if you started with the grill, so it would heat up slow should work. But please think about contacting the mfg. Company for a good answer. Hope this helps.
297799
You should be able to, as long as your stovetop gets hot enough to utilize the 'grill marks' on this pan. I have a gas stove and it works great at high heat.
2052573
Yes, I should think so though I have always used it on gas. Any heat source should do.
2000252
Yes you can. I've used the grill for burgers, bratwurst, hot dogs, etc.. Works great and holds up to heat. Obviously it'll rust after the paint burns off, but a little WD-40 now and then allows the "hinging" to work again. (the WD-40 burns off, of course). A great grill for cooking on.
546211
I wouldn't use it for grilling but I imagine it would be ok if it was not directly over the flame/coals. I use mine often with a standard stove and love it.
1400930
Yes - I would not use it on anything except a stainless grill - especially not a nonstick surface. It is a very stiff brush so keep that in mind.