Carbon steel · Gifts $100 – $250
Carbon Nonstick™ Griddle
A flat-top small enough to actually fit
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Nine inches is the right size for the stuff that doesn’t need a full flat-top: eggs to order, a single fillet, a quesadilla for a server meal, a quick reheat you don’t want to babysit. The carbon nonstick surface means you’re not fighting for release the way you do on bare carbon, and you’re not worried about scratching it up during a rush the way you would with a delicate coated pan. It heats fast, it clears fast, and it doesn’t hog space on a line where every inch of burner real estate is already spoken for. This is the pan you reach for between tickets, not the one you build a station around.
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Every station has a gap between the big equipment and the small saute pans, and this fills it. It's the pan for the one egg, the one fillet, the fast turn that doesn't justify heating the whole flat-top. Small enough to grab, quick enough to clean, and it doesn't ask for babysitting the way raw carbon steel does.