I love my Grill Grates!!

[chrischandler71]

I love the way these leave the perfect sear marks!!
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[sheepdad]

Beautiful...gots to get me one or two of those.

[tb80]

Do they actually help cook the meat any better, or are they pretty much for putting good grill marks on the steaks?

[BillywannaQ]

I just got mine today for my Weber kettle. I can't wait to try them with a few ribeyes. I think is they reduce flair ups as advertised, they will cook your food better.

[cowgirl]

Great looking steaks! I like my grill grates for fish too.

[NorthwestBBQ]

Awesome sear marks!

[Wetsmoke]

I have been giving them a shoutout for a while, can't beat the sear or the ease of use on about any grill around--------:caked:

[Stoke&Smoke]

They even out the heat across the cooking area, all but eliminate flareups, and the grate tool that comes with them works...well...great!

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[funman1]

Haven't seen that before..
What is it?

[chrischandler71]

http://grillgrate.com/


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[abacobrad]

I appreciate you guys and the feedback. We are learning a lot about the science behind GrillGrates- heck its only been 5 Years! Here are a couple of infrared photos I took recently. Thermoworks lent us the equipment and I'm having even more fun in the backyard!

Brad

[sportsnut]

Those are very nice, but I about spit my coffee when I saw the price.
Maybe a BBQ Brethren discount...

[chrisnjenn]

Worth every last penny I spent on them. They are priced right for the quality of it.

[The_Kapn]

Brad,
Thanks for the IR shots.
It would be interesting to see the GrillGrates on a hot cast iron grill and on a porcelain one and the temperature differences between the GG's and the other grill.

I love my GrillGrates and have bought a couple of sets for presents.
They work wonders for grill marks a and flavor.

http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc143/the_kapn/Food%20Pics/ribeye4.jpg

Not cheap, but worth every penny to me!

TIM

[Babyboomerboy]

I also love my grill grates. Just did a tri-tip the other night.

[jmoney7269]

Nice cook! Welcome to the family. They are by far the best grilling invention ever!
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[abacobrad]

Hi Kapn!

Fortunately I have a GA Tech Engineer staying at the house the next few nights. Hopefully she can help me get educated. We have old CI grates from my Charbroil and have been playing with them too. The Chrome Grates from Weber are harder to read since so little mass.

Grateful for the BBQ Brethren!

brad
Brad,
Thanks for the IR shots.
It would be interesting to see the GrillGrates on a hot cast iron grill and on a porcelain one and the temperature differences between the GG's and the other grill.

I love my GrillGrates and have bought a couple of sets for presents.
They work wonders for grill marks a and flavor.

http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc143/the_kapn/Food%20Pics/ribeye4.jpg

Not cheap, but worth every penny to me!

TIM

[Abelman]

I love them so much, I have 2 sets, LOL.

They not only make great sear marks, they actually cook the food better. No flare ups, no hot spots, great tool for food, excellent for fish. I use them all the time.

Keep up the good work Brad.