Cast Iron Dish w/ Removable Handle and Wood Trivet

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.

Cooking for a crowd? Make the worst part of cooking the easiest with the Blackstone Grease Cup Liners. Our patented rear grease griddles make it easy to manage the grease, but our liners make disposal mess free. Place the liner in the grease cup before you start cooking and once you are done, push the excess oil and scraps of food to the back of the griddle to the rear grease opening. The liner will catch all the mess easily. Once the liner is full, simply discard it and replace it with a fresh one to make clean up a breeze.These liners are designed to fit the following Blackstone REAR Grease Griddle units:36-inch, 28-Inch, 17-Inch, Range Top Combo & the ProSeries.

Use the bottle to hold water or oil so you can add moisture and flavor on demand. Using these same liquids, you can cool down a hot griddle, steam veggies, and even remove cooked-on food.

Spreading butter has never been easier with the Blackstone Butter Roller. This handy accessory eliminates the difficulty of attempting to spread cold butter or trying to melt butter on a stovetop. Made of durable stainless steel and designed to be placed directly on your griddle top, this roller makes it easy to butter up rolls, buns, and bread. Use the lid to save unused butter for later, or use the pour spout to empty the tray of butter.