Mikhail
Babbling Farker
I could not care less about grill marks but they are great for griddling and preventing flareups.
Do I need GrillGrates?
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gcs
is one Smokin' Farker
"preventing flareups." This...
I've got a set, bought into the "higher" heat factor, didn't find that it worked on my gasser which won't run hot,.. but it doesnt hurt anything, I run mine flat side up, and it IS easy to clean, but no, you don't NEED one, :-D
I've got a set, bought into the "higher" heat factor, didn't find that it worked on my gasser which won't run hot,.. but it doesnt hurt anything, I run mine flat side up, and it IS easy to clean, but no, you don't NEED one, :-D
Mike in Roseville
Babbling Farker
I didn’t like them at first, but they are growing on me.
ChrisBarb
is one Smokin' Farker
I can run hotter now without flare up risk since I got them.
SonnyE
is one Smokin' Farker
I have to wonder what "Grill Grates" originally were for?
It would be cost prohibitive to set out and tool up just to make an iffy Bar-B-Que accessory. IMHO
Sigh.... I think my cast iron grates that are OEM for my gasser have held up the best so far.
I have plenty of half burned out SS grates (not to mention the ones trashed).
It would be cost prohibitive to set out and tool up just to make an iffy Bar-B-Que accessory. IMHO
Sigh.... I think my cast iron grates that are OEM for my gasser have held up the best so far.
I have plenty of half burned out SS grates (not to mention the ones trashed).
