Presto 07061 22-Inch Electric Ceramic Griddle

I've always had good luck with the Presto Brand, so when I wanted a new Griddle I had no hesitation checking out their lineup. I always do a decent amount of searching and research on a product I plan on getting a lot of use out of. When I saw this Griddle Version, I liked what the description said. Even though I like the Presto Brand, a lot of Great Brand Names just don't seem to be what they used to be. So I didn't take nothing for granted even though I was hoping what was written was true. Full of nice features like removable handles, large size for when you have family visiting but what I

I didn’t expect to love the Presto Ceramic Grill as much as I do, but it has honestly become one of my favorite kitchen appliances—especially for quick, healthy meals.First, the ceramic nonstick surface is a huge win. Food doesn’t stick at all, which means I can cook with little to no oil—perfect for keeping things lighter and healthier. Cleanup is incredibly easy too. Most of the time, I just wipe it down with a paper towel and I’m done.The heat distribution is even, which I didn’t expect from a smaller countertop grill. Chicken, burgers, grilled veggies—even sandwiches—cook evenly without ho

I had the Presto 07039 22-Inch Electric Griddle for 5 years, but the nonstick surface was starting to wear off from frequent use, so I was in the market for a replacement. Having had a Presto already, I knew it did a decent job of cooking evenly, had a good nonstick surface, and was affordably priced. I was hoping to find one that would be a little easier to clean, and debated between a couple of dishwasher-safe options, but settled on the Presto 07061 22-inch Electric Griddle with Removable Handles for its removable handles. The problem with all the dishwasher-safe options is that they were b

I had a few things I was looking for in a grill.- VERY nonstick- easy to clean- steady temperature- low sides- even heat distribution* (This is the problem)I was wary of the nonstick issue with this griddle. The textured surface concerned me. I bought it anyway, because of the questions and reviews. Other reviewers said it would be fine and they were right! ZERO sticking. I did eggs with no oil or butter this morning and they were perfectLow sides - I needed these griddles to make crepes. A LOT of crepes. After the batter is poured, I use an offset spatula to spread them out. I'd been having s

I purchased the previous version of this griddle about six years ago, and it's been one of the hardest working appliances in my kitchen ever since. We use it at least once a week for everything from pancakes and grilled cheese sandwiches to hash browns and quesadillas.When we recently bought a travel trailer, I brought the griddle along for camping to make pancakes, warm hot dogs, crisp up hash browns, and cook easy breakfasts. That's when I realized I didn't want to keep packing it back and forth between the house and the trailer. It had earned a permanent spot in the camper, so I ordered a s

The Presto 22-Inch Electric Griddle is fantastic. It heats evenly across the entire surface, cooks pancakes, eggs, bacon, and hash browns perfectly every time. The nonstick surface cleans up easily, and the temperature control is accurate. Huge capacity for family breakfasts. This thing gets used multiple times a week!

Absolutely love this griddle. It has the most consistent, evenly spread heat of any griddle I’ve ever owned.Love the ability to quickly take it apart and clean the entire cooking surface in the sink without worrying about ruining the electric components.Worth every penny.

Excellent product! I bought this 22” griddle because my 5 grandchildren popped up on me. I made several pancakes for them in about 20 minutes at 8 at a time. The pancakes cooked evenly. I did however use a laser temperature gauge so that helped a lot as well not to burn or undercook them. The nonstick worked well also.It was easy to add and remove the handles. It washed extremely well and looks like new after use. Storage was nice as well. I slid it in the cabinet right next to the cutting boards.I didn’t find the texture of the griddle to be a problem at all with the pancakes as I read others