Coil Stoves Go Unnamed by Every Best Non Stick Stovetop Griddle

1. Blue Diamond 11" Diamond Infused Ceramic Nonstick Square Griddle Pan, Blue — Best for Electric Stoves

The one griddle here that clears all three electric-stove filters: hob wording, a warping claim and a single burner.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

For an electric range, this is the listing that answers the most questions. It says “WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Suitable for all stovetops, except induction.” That covers exposed coils and glass-ceramic tops without naming either, and it rules induction out plainly, which is more useful than silence. Then it makes a base claim: “DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Heavy-duty base prevents warping, wobbling, or degrading over time.” Of the four warping claims on the page, this is the only one that also mentions wobbling, which is how a warped base shows itself on a smooth-top hob.

The size is the other half of the case. It is an “11″ Griddle Pan”, a square that sits over one element. On an electric range, heat comes from the element under the pan and from nowhere else, so a pan sized to one element avoids the cool strip that forms between two. An 11-inch square works out at 121 square inches, our arithmetic, against about 260 for the double-burner Vayepro, so you trade surface for evenness. For two eggs, a grilled cheese or a short stack of pancakes, the trade usually favours the square; for breakfast for six, it does not.

The coating claims are quoted here in full. “DIAMOND INFUSED CERAMIC NONSTICK: Our signature diamond-infused ceramic nonstick is 5x harder and 10x longer lasting than traditional coatings.” The listing does not say which traditional coatings, or how the figures were measured. “TOXIN-FREE: Free of PFAS, PFOA, lead, and cadmium for healthier cooking.” Those are the listing’s words, and we neither repeat the health part as fact nor assess it. It is one of three listings here, with the GreenPan and the OXO, that use the term PFAS.

It is unusually relaxed about utensils. “METAL UTENSIL SAFE: Durable surface allows use of metal utensils without damage.” It is the only listing on the page that says so. All-Clad asks for silicone, nylon or wood, and Nordic Ware warns against sharp utensils. Even so, a metal edge dragged hard across any coating does it no favours, and a silicone or nylon turner costs nothing in performance on a pan this size; our spatula for griddle roundup covers the options.

It has the highest oven figure on the page. “VERSATILE USE: Oven and broiler safe up to 600°F for flexible cooking options.” Only four listings give an oven limit at all, and this is the highest of them. The handle is “Riveted stainless steel”. The spec fields read 19.13 inches high, 3.23 inches long and 11.34 inches wide, which reads like the overall length with handle, the depth and the width filed under the wrong labels; we take 19.13 inches as the likely overall length and suggest you allow for it on a crowded hob.

What to weigh. It is sold by Amazon.com and ranks #5,650 overall and #10 in Griddles, second on the page behind the NutriChef. No warranty is stated. If your hob is induction, it is ruled out by its own listing; the All-Clad is the only griddle here that says induction. If you need a double-burner plate, the Vayepro is the one that names glass tops.

Best for: A coil or glass-top cook who mostly makes breakfast for one or two and wants the clearest electric-stove wording on the page.

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2. Vayepro 2-Burner Griddle Pan, 22 Inch Nonstick Stovetop Griddle for Gas & Glass Cooktops — Best Double Burner for Glass Tops

One of two listings to name a glass cooktop, and it builds its pitch around not warping.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

Glass is in the title, which no griddle outside this brand manages. “22 Inch Nonstick Stovetop Griddle for Gas & Glass Cooktops”. The first bullet adds “Work on both gas and electric stove” and then a plain exclusion: “NOTE: Stovetop griddle should not be used on induction burner”. For a smooth-top owner that is the clearest yes-and-no on the page. Coil hobs are not named, but “electric stove” takes them in.

The warping claim comes with a mechanism. “Will Not Warp: This stove top griddle has 18 ribs on the back of the griddle… which are distributed in a grid. This patented design ensures the griddle pan will not warp due to uneven heating.” Ribs stiffen a thin aluminium plate in the way a corrugated sheet is stiffer than a flat one, and uneven heating is exactly what a griddle across two elements gets. The listing does not say whether the ribs or the plate between them is what rests on a glass top, or how much of the base touches the glass. On a radiant glass hob, contact is how most of the heat gets in, so that is a fair question to put to the seller.

The size is generous and the fields agree within a quarter inch. The bullet gives “22’’x11.8‘’x1.5’’” and says the size “has been upgraded and is now larger than before”. The spec fields give 22 by 12 by 1.77 inches. That is about 260 square inches of outline, by our arithmetic, among the largest on the page. On an electric range, a plate this long will reach well past a single element, so plan on a hot zone over each element and a cooler one between. The same is true of every double-burner griddle here, and it is a reason to use the cooler middle for holding food rather than cooking it.

The coating wording is specific. “PTFE & PFOA-free: The coat of the griddle is ceramic. It completely free of PTFE & PFOA.” The second bullet calls it a “Non-stick & Non-Rust Coating”. The underside is described as having “A shallow patterned corrugation that contributes to non-sticking”, though that sentence sits in the cleaning bullet. Care is short: “cleaned with just gentle wiping”, or the dishwasher. The listing does not mention utensils, so the general rule for nonstick applies: wood, silicone or nylon, and no long empty preheat on high.

It is light by design. “Made of high-quality aluminum, this griddle is lighter in weight and easier to carry than traditional cast-iron cookware.” No weight is given. The listing pitches it for “indoor and outdoor cooking” and “comal para tortillas, pancakes, grilled cheese sandwiches”. No oven limit is stated, so treat it as a hob-only pan.

What to weigh. It is sold by Vayepro Store and ranks #16,222 overall and #22 in Griddles. It comes with “a 30-day return policy and a 12-month free replacement policy”, one of only five listings here with any warranty or replacement promise. The version with a glass lid is the same griddle by every figure, from a different seller.

Best for: A glass-top owner who wants a long double-burner plate and a written warping claim, and accepts a cooler middle.

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3. All-Clad HA1 Expert Nonstick, 13"x20" Double Burner Griddle Pan — Best for Induction

The only griddle of ten that says induction, and the only one that names PTFE.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

If your electric hob is induction, this is the only listing on the page that says yes. “Oven safe up to 500°F and compatible with any stovetop including induction.” Five of the other nine rule induction out in words and four never mention it. The reason is in the construction bullet: “Scratch resistant, hard anodized aluminum is reinforced with an optimized stainless-steel base for improved durability, warp resistance and even, consistent heat.” Aluminium is not magnetic, so an induction hob cannot heat it directly; a steel base gives the coil something to work on. That is general physics rather than a listing claim, but it explains why the one induction griddle here is the one with a steel base.

It is also one of four with a warping claim. The same bullet credits the steel base with “warp resistance”. On induction, flatness matters as much as on glass: the coil heats what is directly above it, and a base that lifts off the glass heats poorly in that spot. A long plate across two induction zones also heats in two patches unless your hob has a bridge or flexible zone. Our induction griddle pan roundup goes into zone layout in detail.

The coating is PTFE, and the listing says so. “Experience the ultimate cooking convenience at home with easy to clean long-lasting PTFE nonstick that delivers professional performance.” It is the only listing of the ten to name PTFE as its coating; six name ceramic, and three do not name a material. The care advice is the most careful here: “Dishwasher safe. To preserve the nonstick, wash your cookware with a soap and sponge, and use silicone, nylon or wooden utensils.” The general advice for any nonstick coating applies too: moderate heat, and no long empty preheat on high.

The size is stated in the title, and the spec fields do not match it. The title and size field say 13 by 20 inches, 260 square inches by our arithmetic. The spec fields give 11.0 by 11.0 by 4.93 inches, which cannot describe a 13 by 20 inch griddle and may be a packaging figure; we set it aside. The listed weight is 4.97 pounds. The first bullet sells it as “a time-saving solution for busy mornings or entertaining a sizable group”, which is what a 13 by 20 inch plate is for.

The paperwork is the fullest on the page. “Designed in Canonsburg, PA – USA, Made in China. Limited Lifetime Warranty.” Handles are “double riveted stainless steel”. The 500°F oven limit is second only to the Blue Diamond’s 600°F among the four that state one.

What to weigh. It is the most expensive griddle here, sold by Amazon.com, and ranks #19,720 overall and #15 in Grill Pans; it is the only one of the ten that Amazon does not rank in Griddles. If you cook on coil or glass and want ceramic, the Vayepro and Blue Diamond fit better. If you cook on induction and want a nonstick griddle, nothing else on this page claims to work.

Best for: An induction cook who wants a large nonstick griddle with induction, warp resistance and a warranty in writing.

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4. Vayepro 2-Burner Griddle Pan with Glass Lid, Nonstick Stovetop Griddle for Gas & Glass Cooktops — Best with a Lid

The ribbed Vayepro again, with a glass lid in the box and a slightly softer coating sentence.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

This is the same griddle as the Vayepro above, by every figure the two listings give. The title says “Nonstick Stovetop Griddle for Gas & Glass Cooktops” and gives “22″L x 12″W x 1.77″Th”. The first bullet repeats the 18-rib claim: “This patented design ensures the pan will not warp due to uneven heating. Size: 22’’ x 11.8‘’ to Work on both gas and electric stovetops. Note: Griddle should not be used on induction burner”. For a glass-top owner, the hob answer is identical: glass named, electric named, induction excluded.

The lid is the difference. “Griddle Pan with Glass Lid: Our griddle pan set comes with a durable glass lid to prevent messy splatters and maintain more consistent heat distribution for perfectly cooked meals every time”. On an electric range, a lid has a practical use beyond splatter: it holds heat over the cooler strip between two elements, which helps cheese melt on a sandwich or eggs set on top. It does not make the strip as hot as the zones over the elements. The listing gives no size or weight for the lid, and says nothing about whether it is oven-safe.

The coating sentence is weaker than its twin’s. The heading reads “NO PTFE & PFOA”; the text says “The coat of the griddle is ceramic. It is not contain PTFE”. The other Vayepro listing says the coat is “completely free of PTFE & PFOA” in its body text. The two are probably the same coating, but if PFOA wording matters to you, this listing mentions it only in the heading. It also calls the surface a “Non-stick & Non-Rust Coating”.

Everything else follows the first listing. Aluminium body, “lighter in weight and easier to carry than traditional cast-iron cookware”, no weight stated. Dishwasher safe, or “cleaned with just gentle wiping”. The handle “allows for easy hanging when not in use”. No oven limit, no utensil guidance, so treat it as hob-only and keep metal off the coating. The replacement policy is “a 30-day return policy and a 12-month replacement policy”, where the lidless listing says free replacement.

What to weigh. It is sold by CukAid LLC, not by Vayepro or Amazon.com, and ranks #23,356 overall and #28 in Griddles. If you already own a lid that covers a 22-inch plate, or will not use one, the lidless Vayepro is the same griddle from the brand’s own store. If you want the lid, this is the only griddle here that comes with one.

Best for: A glass-top owner who wants the ribbed 22-inch Vayepro and a lid to hold heat over the middle of the plate.

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5. Nordic Ware Two Burner Griddle, 10.3 x 17.4 inches, Non-Stick, Black — Best for Stove and Camp

Names electric, rules out induction, and is the only griddle here that tells you its underside is bare.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

It is one of four listings that say “electric” in words. “For use on gas or electric stoves and grills, not compatible with induction stoves.” That is a clear scope: coil or glass, by implication, and not induction. It does not name glass, and it makes no warping claim, so on the flatness half of the electric question the listing is silent.

The uncoated back is the most useful detail on the listing. “Because the back side is uncoated, this griddle transitions with ease to camp stoves, grills, RVs, and even campfires to cook up delicious fare.” No other listing tells you what is on the underside. It matters on a hob too: the underside is what touches a coil or a glass top, and a bare aluminium base will not shed coating onto the element. The trade-off is that bare aluminium discolours with flame and heat, which is cosmetic.

It gives the most careful size statement here, in three versions. “This griddle measures 10.1 x 17.5 inches with a cooking surface of 10 x 16.5 inches with a 1 inch thick edge.” The title says 10.3 by 17.4 inches; the size field says 17.5 by 10.1 by 1 inch; the spec fields say 16.5 by 9.875 inches, close to the cooking surface. The 10 by 16.5 inch surface is 165 square inches, by our arithmetic, the smallest of the eight double-burner plates. That is no bad thing on an electric range: the shorter the plate, the less of it hangs between the elements.

The coating and care wording is plain. “Ceramic nonstick helps with simple clean-up; do not use metal scouring pads, abrasive cleaners or sharp cooking utensils as they will scratch the nonstick surface”. It does not say whether the griddle is dishwasher safe, and it gives no oven limit. Grills and campfires are named; the oven is not.

The weight field cannot be right. It gives a figure far below anything an aluminium griddle of this size could weigh, so we leave it out. The body is “durable formed aluminum”, and the listing says the griddle is “Made In America of domestic & imported materials.” The spec fields give a release date in 2005, the oldest on the page, and a 5 year warranty.

What to weigh. It is sold by Amazon.com and ranks #12,560 overall and #18 in Griddles. It is the only double-burner griddle here that both names electric stoves and states a multi-year warranty. If you want a written warping claim, the Vayepro has one; if you also cook on a grill or at a campsite, this is the listing that says its back can take it.

Best for: A cook with an electric range who also griddles on a grill or camp stove and wants a warranty and a bare underside.

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6. NutriChef 24" Stove Top Griddle Pan, Nonstick Double Burner Grill & Griddle Combo — Best Ranked

The best-selling griddle on the page by a wide margin: it says electric, and it says nothing about flatness.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

This is the most popular griddle on the page, and it is not a plain griddle. It ranks #3,420 overall and #4 in Griddles, well ahead of the Blue Diamond in second. The title calls it a “Nonstick Double Burner Grill & Griddle Combo, Ridged & Flat Surfaces”, and the first bullet says “This griddle pan has a flat and ridged surface, perfect for searing, frying, and grilling.” The listing does not say how the plate is split between the two, or whether they sit side by side or on opposite faces. If you want the full length for pancakes, ask before you buy.

It names electric in two places. “BUILT FOR GAS & ELECTRIC STOVETOPS – Designed for versatility, this aluminum griddle pan is compatible with both gas and electric stovetops.” The last bullet calls it “A must-have griddle for electric and gas stove tops”. It does not say coil or glass, and it does not mention induction either way. For an aluminium pan with no stated steel base, induction is unlikely to work, but the listing leaves that for you to infer.

The flatness half of the question goes unanswered. There is no warping claim, no base description and no thickness. The listing claims it “heats evenly across the surface for reliable, consistent results”, but at 24 inches it is the longest griddle here, and on an electric range that length reaches well past two elements. Even, on electric, will mean two hot zones and a cooler strip between them. The spec fields give a height of 0.09 inches, which cannot be the pan’s overall height and may be a wall or plate figure; the listing does not say, and we do not rely on it.

The coating is not named. “NON-STICK & EASY TO CLEAN – With a Non-Stick coating, this stovetop griddle ensures easy food release and fast cleanup. It’s a non-stick griddle pan for stove top that resists staining and is dishwasher safe.” No material, no PTFE, ceramic or PFAS wording. It is one of three listings, with the Imusa and the SENSARTE, that leave the coating chemistry unstated.

The handles and ridges are its selling points. “Riveted Bakelite handles stay cool and provide a secure grip”, and “The high ridges on this grill and griddle combo lock in flavor & drain away excess fat.” Bakelite handles are a reason the listing gives no oven figure, though it does not say so. The release date in the spec fields is February 2026, the newest on the page.

What to weigh. It is sold by Amazon.com and has no stated warranty. Its rank shows how many people buy it; it does not show how it behaves on a glass top. If you want a grill-and-griddle pan for a gas or electric range and value the ridges, it is the popular choice. If you want a flat griddle with a warping claim for an electric hob, the Vayepro or the Blue Diamond answers more of your questions.

Best for: A gas or electric cook who wants a grill-and-griddle combo in one long pan and is happy with the most popular choice.

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7. GreenPan 18" x 11" Ceramic Nonstick Double Burner Griddle Pan, Oxford Blue — Best Ceramic Double Burner

Blanket electric coverage, the most careful PFAS wording here, and the lowest stated oven limit.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

It covers electric hobs the same way the Blue Diamond does. “BUILT FOR OVEN COOKING: Oven and broiler safe up to 350°F and suitable for all stovetops, except induction.” Coil and glass are included without being named; induction is ruled out. Unlike the Blue Diamond, it makes no claim about warping or its base, and it is a double-burner plate: “18”x 11” surface area spans two burners on the oven and has room to accommodate large family feasts.” That is 198 square inches, by our arithmetic.

Its PFAS sentence is the most carefully worded on the page. “PFAS-FREE CERAMIC NONSTICK: Nonstick coating is made without intentionally added PFAS”. Blue Diamond and OXO say their coatings are “Free of PFAS”; GreenPan says without intentionally added PFAS, which is a claim about what was put in rather than what might be found. We report both wordings and assess neither. The coating is “GreenPan’s original diamond-infused nonstick coating”, which the listing says “offers remarkable durability, balanced heating, and effortless cleanup”. For more on ceramic coatings, see our ceramic non stick frying pan guide.

The oven limit is the lowest stated here. 350°F is low for a pan sold under a heading that says “BUILT FOR OVEN COOKING”, and the same bullet says broiler safe to that figure. The Blue Diamond says 600°F, the All-Clad 500°F and the OXO 430°F. If you finish things in the oven, read 350°F as a firm ceiling.

It is the heaviest griddle with a listed weight. 5.6 pounds, rounded from the listing’s field, against 4.97 for the All-Clad, 2.6 for the Imusa and 2.16 for the Blue Diamond. The body is “heavy-duty aluminum construction” that the listing says gives “quick and even heating every single time”. More aluminium spreads heat further from the elements, though on an electric range no listing claims it erases the gap between them. The 2-inch height in the size field is taller than most here, which suggests raised sides.

The rest is straightforward. “The riveted stainless steel handles offer a sturdy, comfortable grip”, and the pan is “dishwasher safe for easy cleanup, but most messes will wipe clean”. No utensil guidance is given, so the general nonstick rule applies.

What to weigh. It is sold by Amazon.com and ranks #17,003 overall and #23 in Griddles. No warranty is stated. If ceramic wording and weight matter more than a warping claim, it suits a coil or glass range; if the oven is part of the plan, the 350°F limit is the catch.

Best for: A coil or glass-top cook who wants a heavy ceramic double-burner plate and rarely uses the oven.

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8. OXO Enhanced 11" Griddle Pan, PFAS-Free Ceramic Nonstick, Hard Anodized — Best Hard-Anodized Square

A single-burner square, which suits an electric hob, from a listing that never says which hobs it suits.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

Ten bullets, and not one names a stovetop. The OXO listing covers coating, construction, handles, oven limit, cleaning and heat distribution. It never says gas, electric, glass, coil or induction, and it never says all stovetops. For a buyer with an electric range, that is the main thing to know about it. It is the third-best rank on the page, #8,368 overall, so plenty of people are buying it without that answer.

The format suits an electric hob anyway. It is an “11″ Griddle Pan”, one of only two single-burner squares here, with the Blue Diamond. A pan sized to one element avoids the cool strip a double-burner plate gets between two. The spec fields give 19.29 by 11.33 by 3.14 inches, the length including the handle. Hard anodized aluminium is not magnetic, and the listing mentions no steel base, so do not expect it to work on induction; the listing does not say either way.

The coating claims, word for word. The title says “PFAS-Free Ceramic Nonstick”. The bullets say “DIAMOND-REINFORCED CERAMIC: Premium ceramic nonstick coating enhanced with diamonds for exceptional durability and food release” and “TOXIN-FREE COOKING: Free of PFAS, PFOA, lead, and cadmium for healthier meals and peace of mind”. Those are OXO’s words; we add no health claim of our own. The free-of list matches the Blue Diamond’s exactly.

The construction is the step up from the Blue Diamond. “HARD-ANODIZED CONSTRUCTION: Excellent heat conduction and scratch resistance for long-lasting use”. Hard anodizing hardens the aluminium surface; the listing ties it to scratch resistance and conduction, not to flatness, and makes no warping claim. It promises “EVEN HEAT DISTRIBUTION: Ensures consistent cooking results across the entire pan surface”. The oven limit is “Oven safe up to 430°F/220°C”, below the Blue Diamond’s 600°F and the All-Clad’s 500°F. The listing says nothing about metal utensils, so keep to wood, silicone or nylon.

What to weigh. It is sold by Amazon.com and ranks #8,368 overall and #13 in Griddles. The listed weight is 2.62 pounds, a little more than the Blue Diamond’s 2.16. No warranty is stated. Against the Blue Diamond, it adds hard anodizing and drops the hob statement, the warping claim and 170°F of oven limit. If your hob is coil or glass, the Blue Diamond answers in writing what this one leaves to assumption.

Best for: A one-burner cook who wants a hard-anodized ceramic square and will confirm hob compatibility with OXO.

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9. Imusa Double Burner Griddle Non-Stick 20-Inch, Black — Best Budget

A budget double-burner plate whose listing does not name a single heat source.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

This listing never says what it can be heated on. Five bullets describe the surface, the handles, the food and the occasions. None names gas, electric, glass, coil, induction or even a stovetop; only the title’s “Double Burner” tells you it belongs on a hob. For an electric-range buyer, it is the least informative listing on the page.

The size is stated clearly enough. “COOKING SURFACE: The 19×12 inches size offers generous cooking space, allowing you to prepare multiple ingredients at once”. That is 228 square inches, by our arithmetic. The title calls it 20-inch and the size field “20″ x12″”; the spec fields give 19 by 11.65 by 1.1 inches. Like every double-burner plate, on electric it will heat over each element and run cooler between them.

The coating is described, not named. “Made of aluminum for durability and even heat distribution, featuring a coated nonstick surface for easy cleanup”. There is no material, no PTFE or ceramic wording and no free-of claim. The listing does not say whether it is dishwasher safe, and gives no utensil guidance, so the general rule applies: wood, silicone or nylon, hand washing, and no high heat on an empty pan.

The sidewalls are its practical feature. “This lightweight double burner has dual side iron chrome handles, a nonstick surface for easy cleanup, even heat distribution, and sidewalls to prevent spills and enable drip-free pouring.” Sidewalls keep pancake batter and bacon fat on the plate. The listing pitches it for “warming tortillas, making quesadillas, fajitas, French toast, grilled cheese sandwiches, pancakes”, the light work a thin aluminium plate does well. The listed weight is 2.6 pounds, the lightest double-burner plate with a usable figure.

What to weigh. It is the lowest-priced griddle on the page, sold by Amazon.com, and ranks #13,811 overall and #20 in Griddles. Its release date in the spec fields is 2008, so it has been on sale for a long time. The stated warranty is 30 days, the shortest of the five that give one. If you cook on gas, the hob question matters less; if you cook on a glass top, ask Imusa before you buy.

Best for: A gas-hob cook on a budget who wants a light double-burner plate with sidewalls for tortillas and pancakes.

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10. SENSARTE Nonstick Griddle Grill Pan, Pro-Grid Reversible, Two Burner Cast Aluminum, 19.5" x 10.7" — Best Reversible

A reversible flat and ribbed plate that says stovetop and camping, and gives two weights.

Key Specifications

Why We Recommend It

Its hob statement stops at the word stovetop. The title says “Portable for Indoor Stovetop or Outdoor Camping BBQ”, and a bullet says it “fits over two stovetop burners”. It does not say electric, glass, coil or induction. That puts it with the Imusa and the OXO among the three listings that leave the electric question unanswered.

The reversible design raises a question the listing does not address. “Reversible Grill & Griddle – This stone cookware is reversible. One side is flat griddle, you can cook pancakes or sandwiches on it, and the other is ribbed grill, it’s best for grilling steaks or veggies.” On a coil or glass hob, whichever face is down is the face touching the element. Cooking on the griddle side puts the ribbed side on the hob, so only the tops of the ribs make contact; on a glass top that limits the contact radiant heat depends on, and a coated face resting on a hot element is not something the listing comments on. On gas, where the flame does the work, this matters much less.

The coating is named by supplier. “Stone Non-Stick Coating -Switzerland ILAG nonstick coating, non-toxic, free of PFOA PFOS APEO, safe and healthy.” Those are the listing’s words; we make no health claim. It does not say ceramic or PTFE, so it joins the NutriChef and Imusa as a listing that does not name the coating chemistry. It does not use the term PFAS.

The two weight figures disagree. “Lightweight & Great Size – Weight-4.4lbs, Size-19.5″*10.7″.” The spec fields say 2.7 pounds. The listing does not explain the difference; one may be a shipping weight. The body is “cast aluminum, which is more durable and sturdy”, and cast aluminium is usually thicker than formed or pressed sheet, but no thickness is given. The listing claims “excellent heat retention and distribution”. The 19.5 by 10.7 inch size works out at about 209 square inches, our arithmetic.

It has a grease trap. “This griddle pan features grease trap and hanging hole design. The grease trap is well for drippings or scrapings”. Cleaning is “just wipe it with a paper towel or rinse it with water. Dishwasher safe.” No oven limit and no utensil guidance are given.

What to weigh. It is sold by sensarte and ranks #26,021 overall and #33 in Griddles, the lowest rank on the page. No warranty is stated. If you cook on gas or at a campsite and want one pan with a grill face and a griddle face, it is the reversible option here. On a glass top, a single-faced griddle with a stated electric scope is the safer bet.

Best for: A gas-hob or camping cook who wants a single cast aluminium pan with both a grill face and a griddle face.

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