Lodge Blacklock Cast Iron Double Burner Griddle

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Lodge Blacklock Cast Iron Double Burner Griddle

SKU: 100068728

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SKU: 100068728

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Lightweight Cast Iron Griddle from Lodge

Make delectable French toast, bacon sandwiches and tasty flank steaks with a cast iron griddle that's lighter and triple seasoned! The Lodge Blacklock Double Burner Griddle is great for indoor grilling and has a generous cooking surface that fits over two stovetop burners.

Instead of one layer, this griddle is triple seasoned for a resilient, long-lasting nonstick finish
Cast in a thin, lightweight design, Blacklock has a weight reduction of up to 25% from traditional cast iron cookware
Elevated handles for added comfort and great control
Low, spatula-friendly side walls
Drip tray catches any grease
Cooking Surface Area: 134.35 sq in
Overall Dimensions: 20.2"L x 10"W x 1.18"H
Weight: 7.2 lb
USA made in South Pittsburg, Tennessee

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Reinvent the Way You Cook

Named after the original Lodge Cast Iron Foundry, Blacklock cookware is rooted in over 125 years of history! Lodge took their classic cast iron and reimagined it to make cooking with cast iron easier, from the seasoning all the way to the weight.

Features Include:

Triple Seasoned: Three layers of seasoning for a natural, nonstick finish. Exceptional flavor and simplified cleanup.
Lightweight Cast Iron: Proprietary recipe of iron, cast thin. Reinvented to lift, carry, and handle with ease.
Unparalleled Versatility: Resilient and adaptive cookware. Use on any stovetop, oven, grill, or open flame.
Durable Craftsmanship: Quality cookware that's trusted to last for generations.

Did You Know. . .
Each piece of Blacklock has been linked to a date in Lodge History? The Double Burner Griddle was inspired by two years: 1877 when Joseph Lodge married his wife, Anna Elizabeth, and 1977 when their grandson reconstructed the foundry and kept workers employed through tough economic times. You can find number '77' marked on this skillet.

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