how is big for the grid hole ?. i do not want the grid hole is too big for food not gets through it IN case. thanks. please help me idea
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The grid holes very small. I bake mini cupcakes quite often and cookies as well. The only time anything has fallen thru is if an m&m falls off a cookie.
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The grid holes very small. I bake mini cupcakes quite often and cookies as well. The only time anything has fallen thru is if an m&m; falls off a cookie.
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The grid holes are approx. 1/2"X3/4". Hope this helps you. I have used mine several times and have no complaints. Happy baking! :)
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Yes. The tray is the entire length that you see in the picture and it is about 2 1/2 inches wide, 3/4 inch deep. I will add that if you cook eggs or something that starts out as liquid that could drain forward (if you have uneven countertops!) that it will also run down the hole! :) I love this griddle. Wish I would have bought one 20 years ago!
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Hello mommymichelle5, Sorry for long delay, I miss this email, too many emails in basket. To answer your question; I do not know why there is a hole in the upper left corner, I see no real purpose. That is a good question. If you ever find out, please let me know. Thanks!
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Are you using the right setting on the front of the griddle? I haven't had that issue so just curious if you tried a different setting if that would help. I think I used the griddle setting at about 300 (I think) Been awhile. Hope this helps. also make sure you let it warm up with the lid closed before cooking.
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I do not know why people are having a hard time feeding the bag. I use mine constantly and have never had some big issue feeding the bags in. Line it up, slowly feed it in. I feel they may be trying to shove it in there with the bag not flattened out. I don't know. I love mine!!
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My best answer would just to give you the measurement of the hole itself. The diameter is 1/2" exactly. I found this a handy item if the batter you are using isn't thick. The batter should be almost pourable. I use it mainly for pancakes to avoid drips from the bowl to the griddle. Worth it for us because our family loves pancakes!
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It is best to buy the griddle bag to protect the griddle. We wrap ours in an old canvas tarp and carry it separate from the stove.
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We have a gas fired cooktop. We place the griddle on the grates right over the burners. There are no legs. My wife's comment is "I love that thing". It is somewhat heavy so you have to consider where you will store it.
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I have the large one. It will cook a large bone in turkey breast or a large chicken. If you enjoy fish all the extra baskets are nice. This requires no venting, but do spray the surfaces with pam so that it is easier to get clean. I notice they have a digital model available, and that would be handy as the plastic knob breaks easily when you turn it to set the timer.... The only bad thing I can say about this product. The gloves are a must have. Food always tastes so good cooked in this... just don't overcook!
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You must have really small squirrels! To me, the largest holes are the bottom outside edges. Maybe if you cover the bottom with rabbit wire -being careful to sand any sharp points that scratch- it might stop them. Have you seen them get in?
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You need something very narrow to go in that hole. I used a tiny meat thermometer and jammed it around in there before it switched over. Hope that helps!
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Haven't used it for quinoa yet. Haven't noticed other food getting stuck in the edge though.
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Amazon's customer service is great and would be very happy to answer these questions for you. I'm sorry that I have no idea myself. We use our Griddler for sandwiches as well as grilling, it's a great little appliance.
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I didn't find this to be a problem since the holder can be pushed down by finger pressure as you go, which lowers the food until there is next to nothing left. However, skinny things like carrots can be trickier to mount in the holder just right so it happens correctly.
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Robert--sorry for the delay. We were out yesterday. The lip is 3/8" and is plenty high. There is a large hole for fat drainage with a plastic catch-pan. We've had no problems; however, we don't cook bacon or sausage, only pancakes, eggs, etc., so we may not be the best ones to ask. We've found that the Broil King is the best we've found. our daughter and son-in-law have 5 kids and they've burned out so many griddles over the years, we finally decided to get them one like we have. They love it. Hope this helps. --Steve
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I would say that it is probably too big for that. I don't want to discourage you because anything is possible if you want it bad enough, but I think it would be very unstable and you might lose your food.
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I haven't used it long enough to answer that question.The first two times I used was enough for me. The center of the griddle became like a pitchers mound and everything slid to to the edges. I don't know if that answered your question,but I would not recommend this griddle. Dennis McCarthy