Carbon steel · Gifts $100 – $250
Carbon Nonstick™ Griddle
Eighteen inches of carbon steel, no shortcuts.
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Carbon steel behaves differently than cast iron on the line. It heats up fast and drops just as fast, so when the eggs hit the surface you’re not fighting a pan that won’t cool down between tickets. The nonstick surface does the job a bare carbon pan can’t: a smash burger releases clean, a fish skin comes up whole, and you’re not scraping fond off a griddle that’s supposed to be smooth. Eighteen inches is enough real estate for four eggs and bacon side by side, or a couple of burgers with room to press without them touching. It sits flat over one burner or bridges two, and wipes down fast enough to turn for the next order instead of babysitting it.
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A griddle earns its spot on the line by doing more than one job well, and this one covers breakfast eggs, midday smash burgers, and dinner service fish without changing pans. The nonstick coating means less oil, less scraping, and less time between covers spent fighting stuck food instead of running the ticket. It's built for a station that turns over fast, not a pan that gets babied on a Sunday morning.