BLACKSTONE OMNIVORE VS ORIGINAL GRIDDLE TOP || 38K BTU VS 60K BTU || @BLACKSTONEPRODUCTS

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  • Опубликовано: 15 июн 2024
  • TODAY WE SEE WHO'S ON TOP BLACKSTONE OMNIVORE VS ORIGINAL GRIDDLE TOP BATTLE. IS THE BLACKSTONE OMNIVORE TOP BETTER? WE WILL TEST THEM AND FIND OUT.
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  • @gharv1313
    @gharv1313 Месяц назад +1

    Absolutely agree Doug! I have an old school Blackstone and definitely would look for a 60 if I replace. But been thinking about a Halo also lol. Good review! Cheers brother 🍻

    • @griddlecookeatandmore
      @griddlecookeatandmore  Месяц назад +1

      Halo is the way to go. Pricy but worth it. I really think Blackstones quality has gone down at least in my experience. I'm like in the beginning of the video saying the Omnivore top may be more likely to warp due to being lighter and then it warped Lol. As always thank you for the support.

  • @yoster77
    @yoster77 27 дней назад +2

    First of all, nice shirt and nice truck, I have the same ones. We seem to be aligned in preferences lol.
    So, this might be a hot take but here it goes. New griddle is about 12% cooler max temp, but, almost 40% less BTU's. I for one hate going through propane, and I feel like I'm swapping those tanks out all the time (I have 4 at the house!). Plus with the quicker heat-up, one could argue that's going to save you propane too. So, while I fully agree that higher max temp is preferred, feels like only a 12% drop in max temp for a whopping 40% savings in BTU's + faster heat up (and thus reduced propane usage), seems like it might be an advantageous trade-off to me! But now the real question... can we upgrade it to 60k? What's the limiting factor - the flame rails? The knobs? That might be a fun thing to look into/experiment with.

    • @griddlecookeatandmore
      @griddlecookeatandmore  27 дней назад

      I should throw the top on my old Blackstone and see what happens with the temps. I had to go back and see what shirt I was wearing LOL. I guess you also have a Super Duty. Thanks for watching. Keep tuned for the griddle swap 👍👍👍

  • @SuperAwesomeReviews-lw6ry
    @SuperAwesomeReviews-lw6ry 20 дней назад +1

    I don't mind the lower btu but the thinner griddle and quality on them has me slightly concerned. Walmart has these for 297 right now with the metal cover and the hood lid version for 397. Blows my mind they want 100 more for a flimsy hood even though it would be nice in my opinion.

    • @griddlecookeatandmore
      @griddlecookeatandmore  16 дней назад

      I went with the hard cover because I mainly use mine for camping and tailgating. You can still find 60k units out there for now but I think eventually they will all be the Omnivore version.

  • @PoorGuyOutdoor
    @PoorGuyOutdoor Месяц назад +1

    Good to hear. I’m sticking with mine as long as I can. The new ones are pretty for sure. I don’t need pretty though. I could see the hair on your chinny chin chin! 😂. Awesome job Doug!

    • @griddlecookeatandmore
      @griddlecookeatandmore  Месяц назад

      It was a pretty interesting difference between the two. I think Blackstones quality is suffering. I think I prefer the older design. They just need to add wind protection to it.

  • @josephbenge8707
    @josephbenge8707 Месяц назад +1

    Lighter because it probably has less steel and more aluminum in it.

    • @griddlecookeatandmore
      @griddlecookeatandmore  Месяц назад

      I thought that was interesting how much lighter it was. I don't mind that because that griddle is used when traveling so making it easier to load is a good thing. It was pretty funny when I said "Is it more likely to warp because it's lighter" then it warps when I'm testing the high end heat. I cooked on it a bunch on a big camping trip and it worked great.

  • @trudaroof
    @trudaroof 29 дней назад +1

    my omni hits 644

    • @griddlecookeatandmore
      @griddlecookeatandmore  27 дней назад

      I hear that from some people. In the scheme of things mine is plenty hot but was interesting to compare it to the older Blackstone.