Round griddle: Does anybody know if the handle does not heat up if used for 30-45 minutes or if i can buy a cover for the handle. i don't know what to ask for /search for the cover. please advise
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You could always purchase silicon gloves, so that you didn't have to purchase handles and have the gloves for every use. They are good to about 450F and last forever.
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We did not experience that issue with our cooker. However, we threw ours out after the handle broke off while transferring the cooker from the cooktop to the work surface. We think it is poorly made so not surprised to hear of your problem with it.
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I would recommend purchasing the griddle bag for your griddle. It will keep it in better condition and easer to travel with.
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You definitely want the pie plate to cool down some before putting it into the carrier or it will melt. I'm really not sure how long that is but use you best judgement. If the plate is too hot to handle without pot holders, its probably too hot for the carrier. I think 20-30 min would be fine. Also, the pie plate does not have handles so this makes it a bit tricky to handle putting it into the carrier even when its not hot.
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The handle does not get hot. I had to stop and think for a minute, but I remember using the handle to turn the grill pan around while I am cooking and doing it without a hot paid. I use this pan quite often. It is great.
1900955
I have one but haven't use the grill, just the griddle. I don't know about the grill
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I do not cover the cooking food. I use the grill where spatter does not become a problem. Maybe turning the temperature down a bit would reduce the spatter.
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No, it does not, it's made of aluminum and does not have any iron (or at least not enough for induction use) in the cooking part of the griddle. There is iron in the handle (tested with a magnet), but I doubt you're looking to buy this so you can cook food on the handle. ;-) I have this griddle, a standard electric cooktop, and a portable Eurodib induction burner. I bought the griddle a few years ago, before I got the induction burner. I've been missing the use of the griddle, as I tend to use my induction burner more than the electric cooktop, and I've been considering either the Vollrath non-stick 3-ply griddle (pricey) or cast iron. Since I already have some cast iron frying pans, I've been working with that. It was a bit of a learning curve, but I'm getting the hang of it and starting to like that setup, so may try a cast iron griddle instead of the Vollrath.
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I believe I purchased the griddle separately. It's been a few years but I am pretty sure that is what I did. I later got the "bag or case" to put it in. It still works like a charm and still recommend it!
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The handle is screwed on so I guess it could come off.When I seasoned mine I put it in some bacon grease on top of the stove at a low temp. and cook it for a while, when I wash it I just run hot water over it anduse a brush to remove the gunk from between the ridges & dry it with a paper towel.That seems to work best for me.
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hi Sangki,Iv'e had my pan for several months. The handle still seems tight as it should. If yours is loose Iwould exchange it for a new one. To be honest with you its a great pan, cleans easily. Iwould buy another. I think it' the best. thanks jimmy
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I recommend using a pot holder or oven mitt once the wok has heated up. The handle gets hot when the wok is fully heated.
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I am not sure what you mean "cover Handle" the handle on the lid gets hot when unit is under pressure. I have used mine at least 50 times since I bought it. A good pot holder works fine fore me. Just be sure pressure is released before you try to rotate and remove. If need to cool quickly place unit when under pressure in sink and sprey with water to cool. Again use good pot holders to avoid being burned
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I am a pretty handy guy, so warranty and service was not an issue for me.- What WAS important was how many round items can I cook at one time, with great browning, and a solid warming feature for longer parties.Commercial - Based on what I have experienced with this company's product, I would recommend this Hot Dog/Taco/Corn Dog/Egg Roll/whatever else you got Roller-Cooker without reservation, except minor observations that I wrote in my original review. . . . .My Advice?BUY IT IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY.It's pretty low maintenance. Just follow my cleaning instructions mentioned earlier and you will be happy as long as you can use one in your life.- And for me, that's a long time.Solid THUMBS UP PRODUCT.JGL I am a pretty handy guy, so warranty and service was not an issue for me.- What WAS important was how many round items can I cook at one time, with great browning, and a solid warming feature for longer parties.Commercial - Based on what I have experienced with this company's product, I would recommend this Hot Dog/Taco/Corn Dog/Egg Roll/whatever else you got Roller-Cooker without reservation, except minor observations that I wrote in my original review. . . . .My Advice?BUY IT IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY.It's pretty low maintenance. Just... » Read More I am a pretty handy guy, so warranty and service was not an issue for me.- What WAS important was how many round items can I cook at one time, with great browning, and a solid warming feature for longer parties.Commercial - Based on what I have experienced with this company's product, I would recommend this Hot Dog/Taco/Corn Dog/Egg Roll/whatever else you got Roller-Cooker without reservation, except minor observations that I wrote in my original review. . . . .My Advice?BUY IT IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY.It's pretty low maintenance. Just follow my cleaning instructions mentioned earlier and you will be happy as long as you can use one in your life.- And for me, that's a long time.Solid THUMBS UP PRODUCT.JGL « Show Less
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I had the same need. I ended up purchasing the Heuck cast iron pre-seasoned griddle. It fits perfectly (after removing the grill grate that came with the Coleman grill), and provides both a griddle and a grill surface in one. It fits so perfectly, that the griddle will even store inside this grill.
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The handles gets warmish if the pan is kept on the stove for say longer than say 20 minutes. I use a gas stove and it could be because of the high flames radiating on to the handles. I would recommend using a mitt. But it a small con considering the quality of the product. I have been using it for more than 3 years and still rave about it.
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To me it gets hot very easily. If I cooked something more than 5 mins, I will get burned with handles without potholders. It's disappointing for me. I stewed something for 1/4 the volume on gas stove for about 15 minutes and it already got too hot to hold.