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Blackstone Caddy or DIY Griddle Kit? Which is best for you?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2020
- Dave explores the Pro's and Con's of the Blackstone Griddle Caddy vs making you own Griddle Tool Kit from a Tool Bag. Versatile, easy to carry, packed with tools and supplies. Which is best for you?
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Dave, You have the ABSOLUTE best Blackstone/Griddle related video's!! I always watch and re-watch your video's. Especially for receipe's. You're just an everyday great guy doing video's to help other's. You're not over-the-top, loud and obnoxious. Keep up the great work Dave keep your video's coming, we really enjoy them!!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks for this Dave! I picked up one of these bags for my own tailgating needs with my 22” Blackstone and it was exactly what I was looking for.
Bought Walmart hyper tough tool bag it works great for me and all my grilling/griddling needs
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! Glad you found one you like! Thanks again.
A couple of questions; How do you bring dirty stuff back in? You wouldn’t want to shove dirty spatulas back into a fabric container. My solution is a plastic dish tub from a restaurant supply place. Everything goes in (tools and such). Then goes back in dirty. I also keep my paper towels, foil, gloves, thermometer, and rags out at my work station. I have a really cool giant old metal first aid kit box that mounts on the wall. I also keep a smattering of spices, salt pepper and such out there too. I am fortunate to have a covered area to work in. I like the idea of a carrying caddy for the oil and specific spices for dish. I always have the platter or containers for my raw product, what I always forget, then remember almost too late, is my serving platters. It always is a mad dash back into the house or a shout out to the wife (always popular). So if you can come up with a solution for my forgetfulness that would be great. This was a fun video to watch to hear how others manage the struggle of an outdoor cooking space. Because that struggle is real.
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! Looks like you've developed a great system for your situation. I hope this video and comments from viewers give other people some ideas to work up their own system. Thanks again.
I showed my husband this video. He bought me the $20 bag from Harbor Freight. It works out really well for me. Fit everything I need in there. Thanks for your comparison Dave.
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Dave is back! I love the creativity
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Thanks Dave! Great comparison. The more individual compartments the better. Appreciate the advice. Stay safe and keep cooking!
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Love the videos Dave. You always have some really good out of the box ideas. Glad to see you back with some new content. Keep it coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Love the diy griddle caddy. Thanks for sharing!!
Dave is the man. I am now addicted to his videos.
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You the man Dave! May God bless you and your family!
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Thanks for taking the time to put this together. It was very helpful.
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I like the Voyager tool bag idea. I currently use a 5 gallon bucket with a Garden Boss bucket caddy around it. I easily carry almost as much stuff as you.
Thanks for sharing!
Very nice comparison, I just bought the one from Harbour freight for my tools at work so I guess I'll be going back to get another one. Thanks Dave.
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Thank you so much for this video. I purchased a BS for my husband for Father's Day and he loves it. You are so right about going back and forth to get everything except I was the one going back and forth lol. I knew there had to be something to make cooking on the griddle more convenient and you shared it. I'm purchasing the Voyager bag today because of your video. Great video and I really appreciate your demonstration.
You are so welcome!
Great video, love the idea, you never disappoint. I've been looking for something like this, I will definitely be using something like this. I think I like the second one you showed, As always I can't wait to see what's next with Dave.
Awesome! Thank you! I really appreciate your continued support!
Thank you for making this video and sharing your insights! I purchased the bag from Harbor Freight for my griddle and grilling utensils and spices and with the 20% off coupon it is even more of a deal!
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I guarantee Harbor Freight sells 1000 of those tool bags this weekend just based on this video. I'll be one of them.
Nice job!
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@@NextWithDave Incidentally, I really did buy one and loaded it up with my outdoor cooking stuff, along with some other suggestions of yours and it has changed my outdoor cooking life! 🙂 Thank you and keep the videos coming.
Thanks for this comparison. The Blackstone caddy definitely looks more well built than the other from Harbor Freight. What I recently bought is Husky mechanics tool cart from Home depot and I put all my accessories and cooking tools in it. I never have to worry about forgetting anything or running in and out for things again.
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Hi Dave, great idea . I will be making a trip to Harbor Freight. I have one that only has 6 compartments. Thanks for the tip. Be safe. Bill
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Thanks Dave love the show just got my Blackstone 36 a week and a half ago ,and we love it. I've used many of your tips for a complete success. We just moved to Fort Pierce below you from North Carolina Hopefully we can do a mega Blackstone cook one day!
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I’m glad I saw this video. I was about to bite the bullet for the Blackstone carry bag.
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Great video!! I loved the alternative! I found a milwaukee tool bag with a rubber bottom on FB marketplace for 20 bucks! It fits all my gear and since I'm a construction contractor most of my tools are milwaukee so it all fit. Great video Dave!
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as always, great work!
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Nice job!! Enjoy your videos!
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I also use a tool bag. I chose over the Blackstone it because of price and functionality. Blackstone is $50 vs tool bag less than $20. And as you showed the Blackstone doesn't have the individual storage locations like a tool bag.
Great presentation of both.
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Great stuff, Dave.
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Great idea. Great comparo. I know which way I would go. Cheap!
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Impressed as usual !!!!
Jay, Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! I really appreciate your continued support. Best, Dave
Great video, Dave!
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Great video. Learned a lot. Off to buy one at HF tomorrow!
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Thanks Dave that was a really great comparison or review. I like the Blackstone bag because of the hard plastic bottom and looks good. You sold me on the harbor freight bag. I have on here in NC. I have always used my wife's picknick baskets to put all of my stuff in. You just throw it in and look for it when you need it!!
Can't stand that. I am very OCD when it comes to cooking and tools. Wow great job my friend!
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Hey Dave! What a great video! I was considering the Blackstone caddy, but wasn’t completely sold on it’s design and price...and never even thought of a tool caddy! GENIUS! I’m OCD too...I feel your pain🤣🤣🤣. I’m a new subbie, keep those videos coming! Thanks again!
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Wow, amazing comparison and review, Dave! I’m definitely going to buy the one from Harbor Freight. Love that phrase, “a place for everything and everything in its place.” I definitely have this type of OCD too. I wonder where I get it from.
Thanks! I really appreciate the support. Best to you. D. A. D. N. W. D.
Great idea!
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Hi Dave! I love watching your videos! I'm with you on the alternative tote from Harbor Freight. I am just as OCD and I would hate to dig around to find what I needed. Recalling alterations on your griddle technique, I'm sure you could come up with an idea to hold whatever else you needed. Keep the videos coming!
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Great Idea. Thank you…
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Another great video. I really enjoy your channel. I would say it's a no brainer.....like you (OCD is a factor for me), but the Harbor Freight is $30 less and you can organize things so much better without having to dig to get to stuff in the large center section....again, great job and thanks!
Hi Warren! Thank you for your continued support. Best to you, Dave
Sweet video. Thanks for the helpful tips. Im going to buy that harbor freight bag. I didnt know about those wind guards. Need to look into those
Technically those are bench scrapper used in baking to scrap up dough and other things, as you can see he likes to use others thing not necessarily what they were originally designed for which is something I like about his channel brand name vs same thing on a common make sense way...you be the judge spend your money the way you want you earned it.
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Thank you for this. New subscriber and I must say you put up content us old guys can follow. I had a big tote that took up much more room than the little lady liked for my stuff. I went with the Harbor Freight bag and it works great. The Walmart "Expert Grill" bag was too small and I found the Blackstone caddy (not bad at all) to be inferior to your idea. Kudos to you my new friend.
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Thanks for the idea !
Maybe you could get a carabiner clip and attach it to a steaming lid and hook it on the bag.
I like it!
With both hands free like with the second one you can push the grill or the griddle itself around in case you have to use it away from the house, but still have to store it buy the house when not in use. That way you could take the supplies and the grill or griddle out to where you need it to be at the same time. Then the only separate trip would be for the food itself probably then.
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I believe on the Blackstone bag sides with strap on outside are for putting the tool handles end first.
Hi Diane. Thanks for watching! They're pretty small but may hold some tools. Thanks again.
Great video comparison. Really does that the Blackstone could have better functionality. Think I am going to get a prep station with a cabinet and to instead.
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I was looking for a similar solution for tailgating. We already have a fabric tote for dry goods and supplies. I ended up settling on a plastic Rubbermaid style tote for utensils, squeeze bottles etc. When we get home I leave the fabric tote in the garage and the one with dirty utensils goes in the dishwasher, tote and all.
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I store all my griddle equipment in a small tote (lockable tote), underneath my 36" air fryer.....completely sealed, keeps tools safe and clean and frees up space in the house. Ty
Great idea! Also keeps unwanted visitors out, too! Thanks for watching!
Awesome
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Very nice video... Have a weber genesis ii and a q-grill (late father's old grill)... just very recently got a blackstone 28-inch griddle to complement the grill, so I can sauté onions, sear asparagus, maybe one day do pancakes, etc.; everything you couldn't get away with on a grill with slats is what I want to eventually do on the blackstone... I just got the blackstone caddy shipped to me... been buying up a lot of the tools/accessories too... I might have considered the tool bag idea, because I am OCD too (Aspergers) about mis en place (every thing in its place)... but, cuz o' the Aspergers, I *also* want a "set" to be a "set"... in other words, It's all blackstone... I keep it all blackstone... like you wouldn't get a Chevy accessory for a Mercedes...
So, I have a battle in my head right now: bring the caddy back or not to do the tool bag?... I wouldn't have as many spices as you; but I *do* have a few more handled tools and cast iron press and hamburger press than you had for your demo... a dredge and a round basting cover....
Subscribed to your channel... how do I see more blackstone secrets from you? and would I get notification a new video is out? Nice job explaining...
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! I can appreciate your dilema. I too, like sets but also like everything in its place. Since I made the video, I've added containers to the BS caddy. I went to a dollar store and bought a couple of large round plastic jars and cut the tops off to the height of the caddy. Also bought a retangular plastic basket and cut it to fit the caddy as well. With those, I have the option of putting handled tools in them but still keeping the open area as needed. Use your imagination and I'm sure you'll be able to make the BS caddy work for you with minimal added cost. Good luck, Dave
So, a snip from your reply:
“ Also bought a retangular plastic basket and cut it to fit the caddy as well. With those, I have the option of putting handled tools in them but still keeping the open area as needed.”
I wish I could picture what you’re talking about with a box in the caddy, and yet keeping open area (which is the large interior, I presume) open... elaborate with a picture, if TH-cam allows it?
@@Henk_H sorry for the delay. it may take a few days but I'll see if I can take picture and post it to the NEXTWITHDAVE Facebook. Page. Thanks
@@NextWithDave I dropped email to gmail account a couple days ago... check out, please?
Ran into a Harbor Freight this weekend, guess what I bought......lol 😃
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Love the Caddy idea!...where did u get the Wind Clips by the way?
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! Most dollar stores have them They are dough cutter/scraper tools.
Dave, do you think a 17” grill with no lid would fit vertically in there? We have limited space in Rv.
Wind blockers for your 22" from where? Just subscribed. Super info for me as a begginer. Thanks Dave.
Thanks for the sub! The wind blockers are actually stainless steel pastry cutters. You can get them from almost any dollar store.
You’ve changed my mind from the BS caddy, thank you!
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I'd rather lay my tools in the caddy than have the handles sticking up, possibly catching on things. It may just be a preference thing, but I'd go with the caddy.
Hi Steven, Thanks for watching! We're all different and that's what makes the world such a great place. Thanks again and enjoy you griddle!
Thought the same let me know which fits between the side shelf and surround table
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! Hmm, good question. I no longer have the griddle with the surround. Maybe someone else does and can comment. Or, if you find one, please let us know. Thanks again.
go to home depot. get the solid plastic tool tote. that why if it get something spilled on it or in it. it is easy to clean up. and it stands up better then them soft sided bags.
Thank you for watching. There are many different styles and type of tool bags. and one with the plastic bottom might be just right for some. I wonder if they have the webbing? Worth checking out.
Do you have a link to the windscreen scrapper looking things?
They are dough cutters. You can get them from almost any Dollar Store. Thanks for watching!
Do you have a link to those nice water bottles. I haven’t been able to find those.
Thank you for watching. Looks like you could order on line. Try this link: www.walmart.com/ip/Blackstone-Square-Squeeze-Bottle-with-Lid-Perfect-for-Oil-Water/824063989
I'm pretty sure the "webbing" is ment to hold some of your spatula's. Slide them in handle down through the "webbing"..
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Do you have a link for the diy tool bag?
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! I don't have a link but you can find a lot of different brands, styles, sizes and more at Harbor Freight, Lowes, Home Depot and more. I'm sure you find just the right size for you. Thanks!
thanks going to harbor freight
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Id imagine all the blackstone spatulas and tools are meant to go in the webbing on the outside
Thank you for watching and especially for taking time to comment! Hi Teez Monkey. Actually, I was hoping the same thing. However, they were only about an inch wide and too tight to stretch. Only thing I could fit in them was the lighter. Thanks for watching!
i think you forgot to put the kitchen sink in the first one
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The webbing is for attaching things...think military....mole straps
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That Blackstone caddy has some odd and disappointing design decisions. I suspect they will get some feedback and come out with a new model. They put a lot of emphasis on using only Blackstone accessories which is limiting. The side compartments are sagging from day one. The handle awkwardly attaches inside where it blocks items. The webbing has no lower edge to limit the tools from traveling down. No dedicated storage for the most common items: spatula, tongs, thermometer. They just wrapped a milk crate in nylon fabric and put it out there. Any weekend griddle guy couldn’t design a more usable tote. The fact that the Harbor Freight tool bag does a better job at less than half the price is further proof that some people will buy ANYTHING they slap a Blackstone label on