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    New from SNS: Cast Iron Drip 'n Griddle

    Looks like SNS Grills just put out a new toy:

    Drip 'N Griddle Pan - Cast Iron
    https://snsgrills.com/products/dng-cast-iron
      3-in-1 Grill Accessory - in Cast Iron! The Drip ‘N Griddle Pan – Cast Iron has the same three functions many of you know and love about our other pans, but now made in cast iron. That means you get a non-stick surface, a perfect companion for searing up a ribeye and no more warping over direct high heat!See it in action! Cast Iron Drip Pan Made from cast iron, the Drip ‘N Griddle Pan is contoured to fit perfectly next to the Slow ‘N Sear® on the charcoal grate and helps with airflow. The air from the bottom vents is forced to exit through the bottom of the Slow 'N Sear, which makes the fuel hotter. Also say goodbye to messy foil – even the biggest messes are contained by the Pan’s raised edges and the easy-access side handles make cleaning up after a cook a breeze! (while using heat tolerant gloves) As a bonus, using this pan as a drip pan will help season it - preventing it from rusting! Cast Iron Griddle This is the highlight of the Drip 'N Griddle Pan - Cast Iron. Heat this pan up until it is white-hot, then drop some steaks, burgers, or anything you want to sear! No more bringing a cast iron pan outside; this fits right on top of the grate directly over the Slow 'N Sear®. Perfect searing is now even easier! Cast Iron Heat Retention Using cast iron for warming is generally acceptable but just know that cast iron will retain heat for much longer than stainless steel. This can have a positive outcome, but we do not recommend using this particular pan to warm your food as it is possible to over cook it. How to Season a Cast Iron Surface This is a cast iron pan, so you will need to season it to prevent rust as well as to get it to a non-stick surface.  The more you use it and build up the seasoning, the smoother the surface will become. After use, clean and store it in a dry location.  Compatible with 22″/26″ kettles and the Weber Summit® Charcoal Grill.Slow 'N Sear® insert and grill sold separately Product Dimensions Width (not including handles): 18⅛ inches Width (with handles): 20½ inches Depth: 11 inches Wall height: 1¼ inches Wall height (with handles): 3 inches Weight: 10 lbs Thickness: ⅛ inch (0.125 inches)


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    This could definitely be useful for smash burgers, searing steaks, and cooking bacon. Got mine ordered! Can't wait to add this to the arsenal.
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    #2
    Already ordered it.

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      #3
      Geez. When does it end? (Sigh). Never of course.
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        #4
        Already got a CI griddle or I’d be all over this
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        • klflowers
          #4.2
          klflowers commented
          February 13, 2021, 06:34 AM
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          RichieB I just bought a hanging kit for my wsm to make it like a PBC, so I know where you are coming from
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        • Panhead John
          #4.3
          Panhead John commented
          February 14, 2021, 10:30 AM
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          klflowers I’m assuming you have to drill holes in it for the rods? How’d that work out?
        • klflowers
          #4.4
          klflowers commented
          February 15, 2021, 09:42 AM
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          Panhead John, I bought this. No drilling required.

          Stainless Steel Rib Hanger For WSM
          https://www.hunsakersmokers.com/products/stainless-steel-rib-hanger
            Heavy duty, 100% American made stainless steel rib hanger for the 18.5" and 22.5" WSM. Hunsaker Smokers unique circular design gives you more space to hang meat compared to traditional straight bar designs. A bonus middle section is included for even more hanging space. Includes 6 stainless steel rib hooks. Included:
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        #5
        Looks good. I would like a 1/4 kettle sized griddle so you could use up to 3 at a time or as little as 1 at a time.
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        • Ernest
          #5.7
          Ernest commented
          February 15, 2021, 08:06 PM
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          Huskee that's correct. I have Craycort grates on all my weber kettles. The 22 inch fits on the WSM 22 so I use it as a PBC
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        • Attjack
          #5.8
          Attjack commented
          February 15, 2021, 09:44 PM
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          I take it you like the craycort system? Ernest
        • Ernest
          #5.9
          Ernest commented
          February 16, 2021, 02:01 AM
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          Attjack Like?? I refused to grill on my brand new 26 kettle until my craycort grates were delivered.
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        #6
        That looks interesting!

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          #7
          Looks intriguing, and I am sorely tempted! MUST RESIST! I'll console myself and use my Lodge 12" on the grill, or my two stainless Drip 'N Griddles a while longer.

          I do know I WILL have this eventually. But, being cast iron, I won't be able to store it outside in the grill the way I do the stainless version.
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            #8
            If you could only have one between the cast iron and stainless versions which would you choose and why?

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            • Andrrr
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              Andrrr commented
              February 12, 2021, 04:33 PM
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              Cast iron. Reason being I’m used to using/maintaining cast iron pans already and I think as a griddle it would just work better. I’ve never had luck with eggs on SS and breakfast is half the fun of a griddle.
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            • JoeSousa
              #8.4
              JoeSousa commented
              February 12, 2021, 04:47 PM
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              For cooking on I would go with the cast iron. To use as a drip pan I would go with stainless. and now I will have one of each!
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            • Attjack
              #8.5
              Attjack commented
              February 12, 2021, 06:40 PM
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              Andrrr Good call on the eggs. I love my SS pans but I reach for cast iron if I'm cooking eggs.
              Last edited by Attjack; February 13, 2021, 12:52 AM.
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            #9
            That's pretty cool, I would get more use out of something rectangular I think with the MAK incoming...or at least that's what I'm telling myself so I don't click the buy it now button.
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            #10
            Got the email today and quickly deleted. Then I saw this post MCS wins again. At least it's a pre-order so I have time to make up some story to tell her.
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              #11
              A couple saving graces for me. One is the MN iron range is full of fairly priced griswold and two is that the SNS Kamado is not listed as being compatible. I think the handles are too wide to use it as a drip pan.

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              • jfmorris
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                jfmorris commented
                February 13, 2021, 04:30 PM
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                They don’t list the SNSK as compatible for the regular DNG so I am not sure this one isn’t compatible...
              • jhapka
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                jhapka commented
                February 13, 2021, 05:34 PM
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                jfmorris didn’t know that. It probably does fit then. It makes total sense that all their accessories would fit their flagship cooker but I hate to ass_u_me things.
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              #12
              Just ordered. Come on March!

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                #13
                Just placed my order. I like the convenient size for my 22" kettle and WSCGC.

                I like being an SnS customer. Dave ( David Parrish ) has contributed a lot to my BBQ fund of knowledge and enjoyment with his SnS and related products, not to mention those killer recipes.

                Just have to figure how to sneak this in to the house. Wonder if it will fit into a large shoebox...wait, that won't work either.

                Kathryn
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                • glitchy
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                  glitchy commented
                  February 13, 2021, 09:45 AM
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                  You made me think...we have a few Amazon monthly subscriptions and I don’t always remember to skip when we get a little back stock. One could probably hide a lot in a big paper towel box ;-) Not that I’d ever not tell my spouse everything I’ve bought...sometimes she has to see it and ask first though.
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                • troymeister
                  #13.2
                  troymeister commented
                  February 13, 2021, 10:38 AM
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                  I just placed my order too...My wife was looking at our bank transactions and I heard from the other room, "Another One!"....lol...$59.00..I think great deal!
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                • Thunder77
                  #13.3
                  Thunder77 commented
                  March 12, 2021, 07:40 AM
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                  Kathryn, you could have it delivered to a friend’s house, then go over for coffee, pick it up, and sneak it in when your hubby isn’t home... 😬
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                #14
                Is that supposed to replace the Slow 'N Sear Drip 'N Roast Porcelain Grill Pan I just bought last week?
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                • Andrrr
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                  Andrrr commented
                  February 13, 2021, 01:42 PM
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                  I don't think so. Pretty sure I've read that the porcelain should not be used as a griddle over direct heat.
                #15
                Good gawd!! I need this!

                but the new year new me is going to pass... even though I NEED THIS!

                I simply have zero time to cook anymore. I still need it though!

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                • crazytown3
                  #15.4
                  crazytown3 commented
                  February 17, 2021, 03:38 PM
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                  Ya! I double dare you.
                • HouseHomey
                  #15.5
                  HouseHomey commented
                  February 17, 2021, 08:17 PM
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                  I had a week moment but.... Nope.
                • RichieB
                  #15.6
                  RichieB commented
                  February 17, 2021, 08:23 PM
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                  HouseHomey MCS MCS MCS.. Voice in head. I Need This. Don't resist. I will will feel better once I order. MCS MCS MCS.....
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