PRTYY 16 in Electric Griddles - Automatic Shut-off
- Brand:
- PRTYY
- Model Number:
- 02
- UPC:
- 463787807024
- EAN:
- 0463787807024
- Walmart SKU:
- 19700100928
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Highest Price
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$35.90 | |
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Lowest Price
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$28.80 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$32.31 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.58/5 from 31 reviews.
Setup is easy, fold out legs and insert heat probe, plug in and turn on. I slightly oil the cooking surface. Unit gets plenty hot, quickly. Perfect for pancakes and french toast, grilled sandwiches. Has a drip spout so if you get some grease it will drain into a catch cup that you provide.
The best thing going and easy to clean up behind yourself
This is a nice item. Nice size, plenty of surface space to cook on. It is not cast iron, but it still cooks well with a little oil. It cleans up very easily.
Excellent fast cooking, easy to clean and storeaway. Pancakes, eggs, stirfry, steak all cooks well very diversified use. Love it. Highly reccommend.
This table top griddle has a non-stick surface. It has 5 different temperature settings Heating up to selected temperature takes very little time. This griddle is great for burgers, steaks, bacon, eggs, sriracha fry and more.
great product!
Nice product although it's hard to use if cooking something that renders out a lot of grease. Very easy to use and good for things like eggs and grilled sandwiches
I got this 14-inch electric griddle with automatic shut-off because I wanted something lightweight and easy for quick everyday cooking without dragging out heavy pans. The first thing I noticed is how thin and lightweight it is. Most of my regular pans honestly weigh more than this. It heats up quickly and gets hot fast, which is great for simple meals. It works best for eggs, pancakes, tortillas, grilled sandwiches, and basic cooking. You don't need much oil, and the surface cooks pretty evenly. I also liked that it came with a lot of useful accessories, including tongs, a silicone brush, spatula, sponge, instruction manual, and the removable heat control plug. Nice little extras that make it feel more complete right out of the box. One thing to know is that it's not completely flat, but it's also not deep like a wok. Foods that need constant stirring or tossing can spill over the sides pretty easily, so I wouldn't use it for heavier stir-fry style cooking. Overall, it's a good lightweight griddle for quick everyday meals and easy cooking.
Upon receiving the griddle you get a big ol' box with a simple manual and the device itself. So.. I am not going to beat around the bush. It works. It does. But there are major issues: One is the actual dial itself that plugs into the griddle.. It is too close to the griddle itself, the metal it almost touches. So in doing anything with it you can accidentally burn yourself. It has no protection from that. Not only that but good luck making anything that produces grease as it is so close that grease splashing on it is not uncommon. Second: With the ending on Grease for the last one... Doing anything with grease is a hit or a miss. In that the little pour area they bent out of it... is too small. So if you have a bit of built up grease prepare to be pouring very slow to get it to even work a bit. I should know i tested it big time in frying burgers. Not a good idea. But it worked. Third: A major one the build quality. It is really bad. To the point it is quite sad to see. For the price you don't even gent handles that block the metal. So if you grab it too much then you are burning yourself. The handles are just two small handles with barely any plastic. There are no other guards. And taking off the dial that plugs in is a scary thing because you need to grab it by a handle and hope you don't burn yourself in doing so. The legs are just as bad. The metal feels almost cheap like soda cans despite being steel, it feels really cheap. I would at that point go with the Mainstays 20" griddle, it is the same price and not even on sale for 25 dollars. This one claims it is up to 33 dollars. What about the coating itself? Well it works but like all others you need to use silicone utensils so at that point just buy silicone utensils with you mainstays purchase and go that way. Or even pay more and get a better brand. All i am saying is: it is not worth the price. Maybe 15 to 20 dollars but not 25 or higher. The dangers alone make it something i feel is not worth any price as its basic safety feature is the only thing going for it. so out of 5 stars? It is definitely a 1. Spend your money elsewhere and get a better product.
Very lightweight , it just felt cheap
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $28.80 (Sep 4) to $35.90 (Sep 6) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $32.34.
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| $35.90 | $+7.10 | +24.7% | |
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