GAME CHANGING BLACKSTONE ADVENTURE READY 20" 2 BURNER CAMP GRIDDLE
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Thanks for the video. I’m a RVer. Gonna get a 20in. Can’t wait to try it out
You will love this little griddle.
Awesome review. I think I'll buy me one to take camping
It is a super cool little compact griddle.
2 quick questions.
1. Can you cook with the lid closed?
2. What’s the condition of the cooktop after 4 months?
They say not to cook with the lid down. This griddle will get up to 600 degrees. As far as the top I have not used it a whole bunch. I made my initial videos with it and then a put it my camper. I had a E series electric griddle from Blackstone and it lasted awhile but the non stick will eventually wear off. I'm hoping since I won't use it on the daily I will get some life out of it.
Absolutely love ours! Took it camping this past weekend and it was a dream to cook on it! Non stick is amazing and extremely easy to clean. Just ordered the leg kit for it. Cant wait for camping again lol
I really love the compact design and portability of this unit. I just hope the non stick holds up.
Where did you order the leg kit from?
Great review man. Like you say looks perfect to take camping
Yeah I'm excited to put it to work. Thanks for watching.
Awesome review Doug ! Hopefully this surface holds up better than the Eseries. Have a great weekend! Cheers 🍻
I hear yeah. I was a little skeptical but love the design and compactness. I figure if I just use it camping it should hold up for awhile. We will so though. Thanks for watching.
I really want one for me shop and fishing. Just cooking for 2 people this is the perfect size but that teflon top is a deal breaker. Wish they would come out with a small fold up 2 burner like this but with a normal top.
Hopefully one of the other brands will cut blackstones prices and come out with a better one.
I was on the fence myself but figured if I just use it camping I should get a decent life out of it.
its not teflon, apparantly it is ceramic titanium coating.
Great video, thank you.
Interested in this because I hate dragging my 22 around in my 5th wheel. Just so big and heavy especially with its stand. Think I will try this for a year and see how it does.
I would love for BS to make a smaller camper version like the 22. 18" dual burner maybe.
We tried the 17 but trying to cook on it was horrible. The little single burner just could not keep up in the outdoors
I have a 25 foot travel trailer and does not have much outside storage but I can definitely make this griddle fit so I don't have to bring a grill with me every time. I hear it gets hot. I'm going to fire it up tomorrow and test it out. I just wish it had a steel top but as in the video there is a big difference in weight. I forgot to mention that they are a Walmart exclusive and sold in the camping isle. Thanks for watching.
Nice review. New Subscriber. I just picked one of these up at our local wallyworld. I guess I got lucky, only one of these on the shelf. Must be selling well! Haven't tried it out yet, but we'll see how it goes before long! I'm hoping the non-stick surface holds up, but I'm probably just going to use it on camping trips, so it won't be abused much. Seems like it should be easier to clean up and care for than a traditional griddle. Probably throw a few burgers on it, next sunny day we get! Hope you get good life from yours. Enjoy!
Thanks for subscribing. My thoughts exactly on just using it camping. I had the Blackstone E series and the no. Stick wore off. I did use it a lot. I love how compact it is. I'm going to throw down some breakfast on it tomorrow.
Good informative video. I was actually looking for the weight of the unit, so thanks for sharing that.
It's a great little griddle. My only complaint is I wish it had a steel top instead of the aluminum non stick.
Good review and comparison to the BS 22". Liked the weight comparison. Hopefully if the coating does not have a good life, Blackstone will offer replacement tops reasonably priced. Love my 22", dislike the size and weight to drag along in the RV.
I love the concept of this grill except for the top. I see why they did it due to weight. I hope the top is improved over the E series top. Time will tell on it. I'm getting ready to fire it up for some breakfast. Thanks for watching.
You measured the depth at 16" but what is it including the handle? Looking to buy a cover for one.
Good question. I have the griddle in my camper. The next time I'm out with the camper I will measure it. I would guess around 19 inches
Where can you buy the grease liner for the 2250? the one they sell at Walmart is not compatible
Great review, looks nice. Wish you didn’t have to purchase more utensils for it, as I have a few spatulas already.
The downfall of the ceramic top.
I'm trying to decide between this one and the 22 inch.
Besides the size the biggest difference is the Camp Griddle has the non stick top and the 22 has the steel top you season. The non-stick top will eventually wear off over time. The steel top you can always take it down to bare steel and re-season. The cool thing about the camp griddle is how compact and portable it is. You just have to decide what is the best fit for you.
I ordered the 14" I'm wondering if a company will ever come out with a cold rolled steel replacement griddle for these one day.
You never know. If a lot of people give them feedback they might.
Need to find a canvas bag for it. So far I can’t find one from blackstone.
I don't think Blackstone will make one since this unit closes and has a carrying handle.
That’s a bad boy review!
Yes it is👍 Thanks for watching.
@@griddlecookeatandmore you sold me. Hopefully getting one soon! Thanks!
@@thekraken2016 I just fired it up to make some breakfast. I am going to try to get the video out tomorrow morning. I will tell you this it has some good edge to edge heat.
I’m still on the fence. I can’t buy anymore new griddles for a while. Waiting for the first cook to see how the he heat spreads.
You can see tomorrow morning how the heat spreads.
So basically, avoid ceramic-titanium or any other varieties of coating on griddles.
The safe bet would be yes. From my experience with the E series the no stick does not last. Put Boss makes a ceramic gas griddle and from what I hear it does not last either. I love the concept of the griddle and using it solely for camping I think I will get a longer life out of it because I won't use it as near as much as my E- Series. I bought it because it's compact in size and design and for the sake of making a video. If I did not have the money to blow I would definitely not have bought it. But to be fair to Blackstone let's see how it last.
Nice job Doug. Like you said, if you just use it for camping hopefully the non stick surface will last. Great review my friend.
Cant find it in stock anywhere 😢
It's a hot item for sure. You do know this griddle is in the camping aisle and not with the other Blackstones at Walmart. I have not looked at my Walmart lately to see if they have them in stock. Good luck on your search.
Model numbers are 2246 and 2250
I meant to put that in the description.
How is your tool set holding up with it? I got the same set and it appears to have melted the edge after one use… i love the griddle but am pretty disappointed with the nylon tool set thats supposed to be made for this griddle. Just am curious if my issue is a one off or if i should look at some silicone tools for it since theyre heat resistant. Thanks and keep the videos coming!
You know I think mine melted a bit on the tips of them. It's not bad or compromises the spatulas. Blackstone probably didn't think about how hot this griddle can get.
Do you know if they are going to be available In canada as well as the US.
I'm not sure. Hopefully they get it in the Canadian markets.
I'm in canada and ordered mine last week. You just need to know where to look.
Good review. To me it looks like a generic camp stove and paying just because it says Blackstone. Heavier steel and smaller size would've been a guarantee sale for every part of the market.
In the griddle market this is the most compact unit for its size. All the other griddles are 2 pieces and bulky. But for what it is it should cost less.
Where can i get one now
Walmart exclusive. It's in the camping isle. $150 bucks
Yeh. Cant find any close to me. And cant get one shipped from walmart even.
@@becca_adam Hopefully they will come in soon. I just kept checking on the Walmart app to see when a store by me would have one in stock.
Weber just came out with a 17 and 22 " portable griddle. Its like double the price but blackstone seems to be flimsy and low quality. Weber has no doubt quality products.
I saw those and your right Weber is definitely better quality. The best thing about this griddle is how compact it is. If I didn't have a TH-cam channel I would not have bought it because of the aluminum non stick top. I will say this thing has great heat and cooks great but non stick does not last forever. I'm working on fabbing a steel top for it so that should be interesting. Thanks for watching.
@griddlecookeatandmore yeah definitely that's one thing about weber. They have trouble making thier "portable products" compact. I have the weber traveler propane grill and that thing is far from being portable. It's more of a stationary grill that can be easily moved around if kept in a backyard. That thing packs too big and the packing shape is not practical. I have 2 weber go anywhere so those are compact and portable. But man I'm really liking the weber portable griddle. But currently there are zero reviews about it.
I can't wait to see one of the portable griddles. I have a Weber Q 1200 and love it.
@griddlecookeatandmore yes please review one if you get a hold of one. My camping season already started and decided going forward I need quick meals, large cooking space ,portable and a no fuss easy clean up. These portable griddles is the answer I'm looking for .
@@DoritosResidue I will. I'm been searching for one. I normally bring a 36" griddle with me camping. But if it's my wife and me I don't need the 36. The little Blackstone will fit in my camper which is a plus.
Too bad it's not available to Canadians.
Hopefully soon.
Welp lost me at nonstick lol!
I hear you. It's the biggest downfall with this griddle.
@@griddlecookeatandmore I've never seen a nonstick that can properly withstand the temps a griddle can get to.
@@AtomicBleach especially this griddle. It gets close to 600 Degrees
I am sorry, but this is not the great review everyone keeps telling you. All you did was compare it to your 22". I already know that 22 inches is 2 inches longer than 20 inches. You didn't cook anything. You didn't even fire it up. Did I miss the part where you connected the regulator to the grill and attach the bottle? Maybe next time?
How much bigger is 22? Just messing with you. If you go to my channel you will see the next video I did was cooking breakfast using a 1 pound tank. After that video I posted a video making a smash burger on the camp griddle using a accessory hose to connect a 20 pound tank. If you want to see how it sears a steak just watch the video after the smash burger video. Now if you're a fried rice fan I will have a video this Sunday at 9am central time cooking fried rice on the Camp Griddle. BTW thanks for watching my great review video.
I watched the breakfast and the steak video. Around here, we eat all that at once.@@griddlecookeatandmore
@@chrisoneill3622 it does a great job and gets super hot.