Blackstone Accessories

I already had a couple of good sized spatulas and I've been using them, but thinking of getting one of the kits with a scraper. Most of what I cook on there doesn't create much of a mess, but a larger flat scraper would make cleanup easier. Mine is one of the travel/tabletop versions with a side burner, and it has a lid that closes so I don't find myself needing a bowl for steaming.

You’re probably going to want one of these to put out the fire in your onion volcano

Get some silicone egg circles that hole the egg in sandwich size shape.


Great for breakfast sandwiches or to put on burgers.

so far i have

Large scraper
2 small scrapers
3 spatulas
4 plastic bottles
i have the canvas cover but, i'll have the hard cover soon.

i bought this pack of 30 aluminum foil grease trap liners.

LINK

i said screw the suppled grease trap and built my own.

if it's going to be stationary, it won't matter but, i found out the hard way that the only thing keeping the legs from folding is the lower table held in place by just 2 thumb screws. those tend to vibrate loose when you roll the thing around. one of the thumb screws backed completely out and the griddle took a nose dive.

I currently use a gas grill and am not a chef by any means. Just burgers, chicken, steaks on the grill.

Would you ditch the gas grill and use blackstone exclusively or is there any benefit to keeping both if you aren't that into cooking?

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if it's going to be stationary, it won't matter but, i found out the hard way that the only thing keeping the legs from folding is the lower table held in place by just 2 thumb screws. those tend to vibrate loose when you roll the thing around. one of the thumb screws backed completely out and the griddle took a nose dive.

This is similar to the one I have. It came with a fryer basket that I've never really used. I think I've mentioned it before, but I had a new deck built back in 2020, and had a large landing at the top of the stairs that is about 5'x8'. There is a 2"x8" board at the top all the way around as a top rail, and I'm going to build a platform for it to sit on, and build a wooden cover to sit over it, and mount a spot outside the rails for the propane tank. It will be stationary there. But I can always disconnect the gas hose and carry it somewhere else.

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