Blackstone 22 Tabletop 2 Burner Griddle With Cover Included The massive cooking floor on the 22? allowed me to make just about every little thing at once. No more making one or two cast iron pancakes at a time and flipping them right into a bowl, only to serve them chilly minutes later. I know there are work arounds for all of the issues I was having, but the Blackstone solved a couple of of my major cooking flaws lickety-split. The Petite Gourmet is lighter by three kilos, but The Dash is much less complicated to carry because it would not have cumbersome leg bases protruding. The large bases on the legs of the PG make it slightly more awkward to hold than the Dash when in briefcase fashion carrying mode. The Dash takes up little or no area when packed up, so it is simple to move and store. Delicious Fajita nights are happening on my 36? each week. And surprising sufficient, I love a great steak on my Blackstone just as much as one cooked over an open flame on the grill. These are very evenly matched products with comparable pricing. The Camp Chef Flat Top Grill has level-adjusting legs and a preseasoned cooktop, both helpful options to have for certain. The same is true for its swap-in grill grates. Even so, in terms of uncooked cooking specs, the Blackstone griddle has the slight edge. Again, its excessive heat-generating energy is essentially the most promoting point for the cooker. You can expect the heat to reach up to 24,000 BTU from its two H-shaped burners. Although it’s a full-size griddle unit, it comes with wheels so you possibly can transfer it with ease from one place to a different. No need to fret about hot spots both for the explanation that entire griddle heats evenly. I knew what ya meant within the post above Is your CC on a patio or a deck ? The cause I was focusing on the onerous high is there's a cover that cinches around the high & the base however wants a hard top. Saw it on the CC FB group where folks were having issues with covers blowing off when on a deck from wind developing and that combo helped them. I do not suppose I ever seemed on the CC brand cowl though & that appears just as secure, can't blow up I don't suppose. I just put two of those on high of the griddle after cleanup and oiling, before placing the cover on.