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    Types of Gas Griddles: Natural Gas vs Propane

    Gas griddles are primarily categorized into two types: natural gas and propane. Each type has its unique advantages and is suitable for different cooking scenarios. Natural gas griddles are typically used in stationary settings like home kitchens or restaurants. They offer a constant supply of gas, making them cost-effective for regular use. On the other hand, propane griddles are portable and perfect for outdoor cooking. They're a popular choice for camping trips, tailgating, and backyard barbecues due to their ease of setup and use.

    • Natural Gas Griddles: Ideal for stationary use, cost-effective for regular use
    • Propane Griddles: Portable, perfect for outdoor cooking events

    Key Features to Consider When Buying a Gas Griddle

    When buying a gas griddle, several features should be considered. The surface material, for instance, affects both the cooking experience and maintenance. Temperature controls are also crucial. They allow for precise cooking and versatility in preparing different dishes. Size is another factor. It depends on your cooking needs and the space available in your kitchen. Lastly, consider the BTU rating. It determines the heating power of the griddle.

    • Surface material: Affects cooking and maintenance
    • Temperature controls: Allow for precise cooking
    • Size: Depends on cooking needs and kitchen space
    • BTU rating: Determines heating power