I'm not hopeful, but does anyone recognize this double grill/griddle? There are no markings on it. I'd hoped I'd find something once it was degunked. It is quite smooth, not rough textured like most modern cast iron today so I think it's a little older. It was given to me by a fireman who said it'd floated around the station kitchen for as long as he'd been there. No one knew where it had come from and they used something much bigger to feed a group of fireman. They were happy to hand it over. I'm happy to have it. Any info would be nice. Thanks!
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Unmarked Reversible Grill/griddle
- Thread starter Nichole M
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I was a little hesitant to post, But I'm not 100% sure if this is a lodge. Its very similar to a Lodge griddle I once had, but just different enough to make me wonder.
I'm sure there are patterns I'm not familiar with, and many here would know better than me. It could be. But I'm thinking its a similar copy. Whatever it is, I'm sure it would be a great user. I keep a different lodge griddle on top my stove at all times, and love using it.
I'm sure there are patterns I'm not familiar with, and many here would know better than me. It could be. But I'm thinking its a similar copy. Whatever it is, I'm sure it would be a great user. I keep a different lodge griddle on top my stove at all times, and love using it.
I agree with you and Doug. May be a copycat. The handle makes me wonder too... it it works great and I love it though. Thanks!