Blackstone Gourmet Series Parmesan Ranch Seasoning – 207g

The Blackstone Griddle Gloves are your new best friend when it comes to working around your griddle. These stylish and functional gloves will have you rethinking oven mitts. These gloves are heat resistant up to 500 degrees, and unlike oven mitts, you get a great amount of maneuverability. The palm pads are made of 100% silicone, giving you more grip than traditional oven mitts, and the gloves themselves are made of a cotton and aramid blend, giving you flexibility. Made with a textured design for easy grip, the Blackstone Griddle Gloves are perfect for picking up hot casserole dishes and other heavy cookware without slipping. You don’t want to skip out on adding this great griddling accessory to your cooking utensil collection.

Step up your griddling and grilling game with the Blackstone Signature Griddle Press. Your sandwiches and burgers never looked (or tasted) so good. The Blackstone Signature Griddle Press is crafted with heavy-gauge cast iron, which is perfect for giving that burger the extra something it’s been missing. With a heat-resistant, rubber-grip handle, you don’t have to worry about slipping. This must-have tool is exactly what you need to take your cooking to the next level. Just like the professionals, evenly cook your favorite foods like bacon, burgers, sausage, and so much more with our griddle press.

Give your Blackstone 36” Griddle the upgrade you and it deserves with the Blackstone 36” Accessory Side Shelf. Thoughtfully designed, the upgraded shelf makes cooking on the griddle more enjoyable and convenient with a built-in cutting board, garbage bag holder, and paper towel holder. The cutting board easily lifts out to move the prepared ingredient to the griddle or to drop scraps directly into the garbage bag below. Simply remove the original right-side shelf and replace it with the Blackstone 36” Accessory Side Shelf to begin cooking with less hassle. *Fits on Blackstone 36” Griddle Cooking Station with lower shelves (1554, 1565, 1560, 1836, and 1825).