The Portable Weber Traveler 22 in Griddle - Review and BIG NEWS!
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- With summer here, lots of people are taking their portable griddles on the go for camping, RVing, etc... So today's video is a review of the Weber 22 inch Traveler Griddle. And what does our BIG NEWS have to do with a portable griddle or grill.... watch and find out!
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I spoke with Weber about using a 20 lb propane tank with the 22" Traveler griddle. They said that you CAN actually use a 20 lb tank if you purchase the correct Weber adapter hose. Because the griddle is only set up for the 1 lb tank out of the box, that's why the manual says to only use a 1 lb tank. I have cooked on mine 3 times now with the Weber adapter hose and a 20 lb tank, and it has worked fine.
PART NUMBER: #6501
I came into comments to comment this very thing and low and behold youre already on it! Great video as always 🎉
We use the FlameKing refillable 1 lb. tanks. You can refill them from your 20 lb. tank for a fraction of the price of buying the disposable ones.👍
Also, what about the “Mr. Heater Fuel Keg Refillable Propane Tank Bundle - 1lb Tank and Refill Kit”… a newer version to the market? I’m still trying to decide.
I’ve got my eye on the “GRILLBLAZER Su-VGun” … but I also have a Blackstone 22 inch that I haven’t even seasoned yet. Many birds, one canister.
That's funny I was going to say the same thing. It saves you so much money. 👍🇺🇸👍
that doesn't make sense, when you transfer from a 20 lber, it comes out in gas form, it doesn't stay as a liquid during the transfer process.... you would have to turn it upside down which actually disabled the safety valve... why wouldn't you just get an adapter hose, do you know how bad a liquid propane burn can get, it's terrible.
@@Trigger200284 you have to turn the big tank upside down.
@@bluecruiser2019 ya i corrected myself, but it's not smart, just buy the hose adapter that has the 1 pound cylinder threads on it and convert it directly to use the 20 pounder.
I like the idea of a griddle that I could use at home for 4-6 people but also take on trips.
Thanks for sharing with us Neil and Amy, great job with the review. Have fun this summer and enjoy your outings with the family. Fred.
After watching this I decided to give that pancake recipe a shot. The reviews are in and my household now has unanimously declared it their favorite pancake!
Not too far from you is the Frank Gross Campground at Rock Creek, GA. The fish hatchery is there and good trout fishing all around you. The big plus is catching your own dinner, with your skills you could have some delicious trout for dinner.
Been using this for the past 2 months. Especially for camping. Damn I absolutely love this griddle! Its so over built compared to blackstone comparables. But the footprint is huge!
Awesome idea! Cooking at the campsite!
Fun camping adventure await, and you've got the tools needed for some great outdoor cooking👍😊
Dude...my dearest friend and radio partner from the eighties is a Luthier in Nashville. Blom Guitars...stop in and see him. He loves to smoke meat, smoke a cigar, and enjoy a bourbon.
#1 on your summer plans!!! Love the idea! Follow several channels that do this all the time. Can’t wait!
Awesome video have fun on your camping trips
Looking forward to your vlogs. Sounds like an awesome summer👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks bud...just got back...had a blast
Can't wait to see you hopefully in Cali Ill be camping this summer too!
I can see a big camping weekend in the Smokies where we all get together at a campground. You could do an hour class each day or something similar. I'd gladly pay a fee for that because I'd get so much out of it. Plus we'd all get to make friends!!
Not a bad idea...ill keep that in mind
Thank you, and thank you for your service brother. Love your channel and your reviews. Keep doing your thing! 😃
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Awesome review Nea!.Definitely looks like a winner! Cheers brother 🍺
Happy travels to your family and you!
Ty
Wonderful idea. Many cooks are difficult at best on smaller griddles.
What an awesome idea going to different campgrounds. I would definitely do the same thing you do with the griddles. Just give as much information as possible and tell the good and the bad. Now with that being said Weber needs to thank you for giving us an excellent review of their griddle. I was simply impressed with the design, the temps, (I actually love that hot spot for searing) and the amount of pancakes you could do gave us a real grasp on the amount food at one time on a 22 inch griddle. The simple things you did just showed us the opportunities in it's use. Great Job!
Brevard on July 4th is an awesome place to visit.
A show on how to safely refill 1 pound propane tanks from a 20 pound cylinder would be welcome.
Hope to see you this summer. We have a class B van. Travel is the best education for your kids. Look into COE (corps of engineers) camp grounds. Good eating and safe travels
Hey Neil, great video!
My wife and myself are full-time RV and we stay at Airstream park in Crossville Tennessee, Tennessee.
I don’t know if you guys have all your campgrounds picked out yet but at this particular Airstream park people are mostly full-time And just about everybody does their own cooking at home
I don’t know if you have all your destinations set in stone yet, but have you guys come out to TCPC in Crossville Tennessee would be fantastic!
We really enjoy watching your videos and have learned a lot about how to cook on a flat top griddle that has a lot to do with you guys
We currently have a pit boss 22 inch portable grill that we use but the Weber definitely looks nice!
We’ve actually done a couple hibachi style chicken and rice on a 22 inch griddle and believe me that was challenging, but it came out great and we enjoyed it and followed your recipe exactly
Hopefully you can make it out to Crossville and if you need my help, I can get something set up because I know you’d have a captive audience from a whole bunch of folks that full-time it
Thanks again, Charlie and Donna
That Weber travel table is pretty nifty. That would have been great to have in the RV, actually, it would be great for home use too.
Looking forward to your camping adventures.
Enjoy!
nice size for a camping griddle, and the table is pretty sweet as well
Great video! When camping i like to bring some of those disposable aluminum pans to keep things warm. I don't know how many people you'll be cooking for but sometimes I'll run out of space on the cooking surface so I'll need to pull stuff off and those help to be able to put them back on the griddle top to warm stuff back up! Thanks for all you do for the griddle community!
Thanks very much..cheers
Great idea. Because of your videos I have a 22” Blackstone for camping and a 36” for home cooking. I can cook for 4 on the 22” but it does take a little imagination on some recipes. Can’t wait to see how you do it
Awesome....coming soon
I am really looking forward to this series about cooking on small equipment. We live in our RV full time and I have a portable pellet grill similar to yours and a 17 inch Blackstone. Thank you!
Sounds great! Videos coming soon
I have a campchef versatop but this looks like a much better system. For camping though, I find a griddle messy and think the weber q is king.
I pack up my 28” Blackstone in the back of my truck and tailgate all over. That one is a good idea. Keep up the great videos. GBO.
GBO.....
Happy Camping Neal! - For me, I have pretty much all the same equipment I use at home for my camper - I can't think of anything that I use camping that I don't use at home.
Most camping things are "smaller versions" or collapsible versions to conserve space and weight.
I definitely have two separate sets of tools, bowls, thermometers, etc. so I don't have to pack up all my home gear for each trip, and then unpack them on return. - It's an evolution. - Cheers!
Thanks for the tips!
This is a great idea for a series that is summer appropriate. Love the foothills in TN. I will not even try to think of something you might forget to bring for cooking. However....Thermacell to repel mosquitoes is the best we have used camping or patio. Easy quick supplies at Wally World.
That's a great idea! thank you
I have the small, Weber egg-shaped grill that I take airplane camping. I found a Lodge griddle that fits perfectly over the grate. The 1# bottles have gotten really expensive, but then so has everything else since you know what, so I refill them myself. I also take a Honda 1000 generator for charging and light and a small Solo Stove for those remote locations without a fire pit. Always nice to have a tarp and paracord in case of rain. Don’t forget the mossy repellant. I guess I won’t be seeing you in the Idaho backcountry…
We camp in a motorhome and have a Weber Baby Q gas grill and a 22" Blackstone. My daughter and her family also have a 22" Blackstone. I can run two griddles on a 20 lb. tank and during our annual family camping trip the two griddles feed about 2 dozen of us for most meals. My nephew also brings a Treager so we have lots of options and eat really well.
WOW>..yeah absolutely sounds like a blast
Great location! We visit Fontana Village Resport for our event which revolves around the tail of the dragon. You may want to stop by that area as many car groups visit there for their trips. We go to WITW which is typically the 2nd week in April. Also great channel. I just got a Blackstone 22' recently so I'm still learning!
thats awesome...we get that way quite often...right in our back yard
Sweet. I will take it. Can you bring that over next week?
Hit the griddle with a little water around the egg and the egg will lift up.
this will be interesting, i am interested in the weber and the portable pit boss
We are in South East Florida and always taking our RV out. I have a Webber Q grill but I am thinking about adding a flattop to our arsenal or just replacing the Q all together. I feel like I could cook all the same things on a flattop that I do on the Q. We love our camping breakfast and I use a griddle pan on my outdoor burners but I feel a flattop would be better. Thanks for the content and let us know if you are heading this way camping at all
I’m really loving my BS 20” camping griddle.Temperatures are great , heats up super fast, seems to have more even temperatures than the Weber. The non stick works amazing . Cooking on it is great. My concern is the build quality. I had some paint chipping on the edges of the case, ignition needs to be adjusted after moving sometimes ,removing the plate is not an ideal system and the hood lock is flimsy. The Weber seems to have a much better build quality .
Do you not have the new Camp Chef Gridiron yet? We all desperately are waiting for your review of that!
hahha Yes...its put together and some time next week..
Dont forget to enjoy
I got married in Severville in the old Temples Feed Store that use to be in the middle of town near the Dollywood Statie. I believe it is now the police station. Diggin that table. I have been looking for a griddle didn't even know Weber made them. Glad I ran across your video. New sub, looking forward to your camping adventures.
Hey now thats a trip down memory lane for sure...thanks for sharing
Hey, King. Any plans to do a Blackstone 22 in vs. Weber 22 in? How about a diabetic friendly griddle breakfast?
And it definitely has to be the new generation Blackstone. The one that looks like a briefcase. Although it's a 20-in.
I was PRAYING you were going to be giving your thoughts on the new 22" Blackstone Camping Griddle. Wow, I got excited! Please consider doing that one as well! Edit-as someone who owns a camper, the Weber is much heavier than the Blackstone and the fact they are recommending one pound bottles is sort of crazy! Campers large and small are generally carrying their propane. We have a connector that we use for our griddle, so why they would have designed it to use bottles seems a little crazy! We still own a Members Mark flat top and while I think the steel top is definitely better, the weight, adjustable legs AND the portability of the Blackstone Camping Griddle are a big thing!
I’ll make an official statement later… long story short… I have been talking to Weber and they said Yes you can… and it wasn’t clearly stated in the manual …. With correct attachment hose
Blackstone so much cheaper in price, $250 for a 22” is insane to me for something only used camping, 22” blackstone been solid for last five seasons so can’t complain about that
The 1 lb propane canister is a no go for me.
They offer adapter hoses for the Traveler Grill that I see no reason why it couldn't be used with the griddle.
I have been talking to Weber for an official statement. It’s long but with the correct hose… yes you can use a 20lb tank. I’ll make an official response myself in a video using it.
nice review
Glad you enjoyed it
Neil, there are lots of RV parks along the Mississippi Gulf Coast area.
Absolutely.....ty
This portable griddle would be great for tailgating!
Exciting announcement! Will you be announcing your "tour" ahead of time?
not the locations...out of caution...but kinda
While camping. How about using things many people use when space is a premium. Water only pancakes dehydrated hash browns keep cooking. Loving forward to your travel cooking
Thats kinda what we did on our first trip...somewhat...videos should be positing soon
Weber missed the opportunity to make a Weber slate mini and came out with this kind of disappointing. The slate series is by far the best looking flat top grills.
I think this looks just fine.
They have a 16", 22", 28" version. What size 'mini' one do you want? Any smaller than 16" and you might as well just buy a frying pan lol
@@garysutcliffe7169 Aesthetic exterior cohesion with the Weber Slate 30” and 36” including the anti-rust flat top would have been nicer to see in the new Portable griddles.
But to be fair this isn’t called by the Slate name so it really doesn’t matter. Just something that would have been nice to see.
Later this year
@@TheFlatTopKing Well I’m glad I’m holding off now. Thanks for the info! Stay safe on your trips. 🤙🏽
Can u do a review blackstone camper griddle vs weber traveler griddle? Thanks
Love your videos
Well I already have a 22 in Blackstone and will be cookin on that next trip..
Good video guys ,,,, are you gonna come up. My way in south east Montana ????
Thats along way Frank..hahha by the time it takes us to drive one way......our mini vacation is over
I don't have a need for much bigger than a 22" and like it's portability for "glamping" I'm locked in! I also dropped the 1LB cans because they run out too fast, I just use a 20LB cylinder.
I’m in NE Arkansas. Come see our Beautiful state parks. 🔥
Wish we could still camp and RV. I’d go out there just to meet and rub shoulders with the King himself.
I appreciate that...cheers
I refill my 1lb tanks. Saves a great amount of money. $20 dollar adapter on Amazon then buy a full tank and refill more than enough to make your money back in one sitting. As a avid camper/prepper that loves to cook, I like to keep about 15 greens on hand so you never run out
Thats fantastic idea..thanks
New to flat top. We’ll only be using it for camping so it will sit for 9 months……Canada……Is there anything that needs to be done extra, if sitting for long periods. Thanks. Love the videos.
Yeah...thats going to be tuff...some say do this and that...but my honest opinion is sitting for that long...no doubt you will have problems.. I think the 2 biggest things that come to mind....great seasoning to start...and actually keep indoors if you can...it helps cut down on humidity and moisture
Bug repellent, don’t forget bug repellents both campsite and spray on. This is how I do chocolate chip pancakes, that way I can add chocolate chips to some, bacon pieces to others and if you want to blow people away get a ripe Banana, mash it all up and add it to the batter … also top the chocolate ones with butter and powdered sugar … Keep cooking kids!
There are no reviews of this griddle on the Walmart website. You might want to consider linking your review there if that is allowed.
Did you know you can refill the 1 lb tanks? I've been doing this for alotta years! Completely safe & saves alotta money! Buy the adapter & brass caps on line.
I didn’t know about 1 lb tanks. I knew about lighters and 20lbs.. Thanks for letting me know…
Refilling the 1lb tanks is an option. Refill adapter is 15 or so. Did weber say why you couldn't use the 20lb adapter? It has a regulator.
NO...after looking at the manual..then doing research online on webers website...then reaching out for conformation...they all said not to...so...i trashed the video
Where did you get that table?
I'm intrigued, but that hot corner is kind of turning me off. With that small of a cooking area you really can't afford to have 15-20% of the grill be 100 degrees hotter.
we cooked alot this weekend and although it was definitely there...we actually used it to our advantage..videos coming soon
Why not north east? Like NJ? We have great camp grounds. And in upstate ny. Catskills
drive time...
Anybody have a link to the Weber table? I couldn't even find it on Weber's website.
For Chocolate Chip Pancakes: Don't mix it in the batter. Do what they did, but kind of agitate the top afterward to cover the chips. Mixing it into the batter makes the chips tend to clump in the middle with none at the edges, where putting them on during cooking gives a better distribution. Agitating the tops means the chocolate doesn't touch the griddle and scorch.
Source: My daughter has spent years perfecting Chocolate Chip Pancakes.
Can we get a Camp Chef 36 Gridiron griddle review please… Ty🙂
It’s put together…. Video next week
Was going to buy this griddle but the 1 lb tank requirement is a deal breaker. We have a line in our camper that comes from a 20 lb tank and has a quick connect and our blackstone works with it
I agree...i wasnt happy to hear that...much less to trash the whole video..ahahhah
I have been talking to Weber for an official statement. It’s long but with the correct hose… yes you can use a 20lb tank. I’ll make an official response myself in a video using it.
@@TheFlatTopKing great news! Thanks for taking the time to clear this all up.
@@TheFlatTopKing now to see about getting it to hook to my RV via a quick connect. Would have to bypass the regulator on the griddle since the RV line already is coming through a regulator.
Bug spray and ant treatment at all contact areas on the ground and around the camp site. Oconee Point in Seneca SC or Devils Fork state park Salem SC
TY
Are you going to put out a schedule of where you'll be?
Unfortunately not...our kids will be with us...so we kinda keep a safegaurd around em...once we are there...we do...but nothing in advance
Those green ones can be filled by you. So if you buy the peace you can just take a 20lb and then fill those green tanks off that one 20lb tank.
Thank you...just for clarification...and talking back and wirth with Weber...You can use a 20lb tank
@TheFlatTopKing yea I heard that after I sent the comment. But a good way to not have to have to have the big bottle by it at all times. And just have the smaller tank on there.
I never knew Weber did a camping one.
They have all kinds of stuff for camping.
So can you not get the 20# tank adapter and use it? I do on my Blackstone 22. Just wondering what might prohibit you using a 20# on this.
We use the same on our blackstone as well...we are waiting for solid confirmation from weber with a response...
If you come to Central Oregon ... Let me know!
If you go into Gatlinburg make sure you pay to park there isn't much free parking and they will tow you. FYI
Ty....we are there quite often...
My trailer has a "FirePit" hookup for propane. From what you said, it sounds like I will not be able to use this Webber with my FirePit hookup, because you said it can only be connected to the small Colman (or similar) propane canisters. Is this correct?
Thats the information i received...from the manual and from doing research on their website....when lookin at reviews...alot of people were asking...many different times it was clearly stated...do not use a 20lb tank
I’ll be making an official response soon… I have been in contact with Weber and just heard back this morning. Yes you can with the correct attachment hose.
I don't know why they would say don't use a 20LB tank, they have a regulator in the line you buy (at least for blackstone) and I see no difference but longer times between refills.
After going back and forth with Weber....they have officially said Yes you can with the right hose connecter...
I'm in the market for a new camp griddle. Do you guys have any suggestions? It has to connect to a 20lb tank.
This actually can....going back and forth with Weber...they clarified and said Yes you can with the correct hose attachment
I would like to have your griddle temp chart just not sure why I need to give my email.
If it can not be hooked to 20 pound or to my rv propane it is useless
They offer adapter hoses for the Traveler Grill that I see no reason why it couldn't be used with the griddle.
@@B_L_Smith the Traveler is a product line that was initially just a grill (not a griddle) and they make an adapter hose for it. They've since added the griddle model and for some reason aren't currently recommending using 20 lb tanks.
Shouldn't you be bringing a weber smokey mountain when you go camping in the smokey mountains?
Should temp the side of the unit
to hot to put your hand on...equals to hot
I don’t understand why you wouldn’t be able to use a 20 lb tank!
No clue...I did and everything worked fine...but the manual, my contact at weber and on their 22in griddle reviews site it all said not to...
@@TheFlatTopKing they must be part owners in those Coleman small tanks!…LOL
@@NipItInTheBud100 hahahahah. Absolutely…
They are afraid of a lawsuit is my guess.
@@michaelgartman4320 we are sending a email now to Weber for an official response
Have you ever done a griddle rescue?
I have...many...
@@TheFlatTopKing Do you have one where it is covered in rust powder?
Metal utensils on a porcelain top?
Its not porcelain....its rolled steel...
@TheFlatTopKing thank you, I read their description and it said porcelain enameled cookbox and I read it as cook surface. My bad
I'd like to know WHY Weber 'insists' using 1lb propane tanks? Not only are they more expensive but disposing of used tanks are problematic.
I have been talking to Weber for an official statement. It’s long but with the correct hose… yes you can use a 20lb tank. I’ll make an official response myself in a video using it.
Today's Weber is not the Weber we once loved.
Looks like there's a $35 adapter hose that'll let you use this bad boy with a 20 lb tank. There's another review that did exactly that without issue.
I didnt have an issue..the manual says not to...online they say not to...and my contact with weber said not to...I did with no problems...but I dont go against companies because of my platform
@@TheFlatTopKing ahhh that makes sense. Curious what the reason is aside from it just being a new product.
@@travisbeagle5691 my guess its the pressure….honestly I don’t known
@@TheFlatTopKing So I put in a support request to Weber about this and it looks like it might be ok to use a 20 lb tank with the adapter hose they offer. Sadly the response was not the best English so take it with a grain of salt. Here's a copy/paste of what I got from them for reference:
"Thankyou for reaching out to Weber.
We are sorry that you are facing issues with your grill. Rest assured we are happy to assist you
Due to the difference of pressure between canister and 20lb tank we use adapter and hose, to connect the 20lb tank you will need the adapter hose and it is available for any of the portable gas grills.
If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us.
Grill On!"
Again take that with a grain of salt.
@@travisbeagle5691 I tried the same thing… hahaha it said results not found please use other key words.
Who broke the tv
So why can't you use a 20 lb?
just what the owners manual said...after looking online on weber for reviews...it was also talked about in the comments directly from Weber
@@TheFlatTopKing just seems weird. Most of those portable griddles can use either one. I have a Sam's club (members mark) travel griddle I got on sale for $50 that will take a 20 lb tank.. lol. So I'm not really understanding why it would matter according to Weber
@@MrScubajsb we have reached out again for clarification. Someone commented and I laughed… maybe they own Colman hahaha. I just asked if we could use a 20 lb tank. The response was simple. We recommend the 16oz cylinders….
@@TheFlatTopKing lol. Ok then. Just because we say so then 👍🏻
Weber is way overpriced unfortunately. Those little portable grills cost almost as much as a full blackstone...
Does this guy understand that a griddle is just a big skillet?
And the name of your RUclips channel that tells us how good you are, is what
I am sure he does. He probably has forgotten more than you know about griddles.
Let me know if you end up in God’s country.
Mandale, Ohio?