GreenLife20” Extra Large Electric Griddle, Non-Toxic PFAS & PFOA-Free Ceramic Nonstick, Temperature Control, Quick Even Heating, Removable Drip Tray, Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, Easy Clean, Pink

If you are looking for a cleaner, greener griddle this is a great choice for the money. We use it multiple times a week and it cleans up easily. Lightweight but sturdy.

This is a great light weight extra large grilling surface made of great new ceramic non stick material. Easy clean. SUPER COOL GREEN COLOR

The knob works good it heats up pretty fast mostly by plug out let but in general works

Good product, easy to clean. Can created some splatter depending on what you make, but easy to clean and store. Would recommend.

The gridflecworks and it's cute but you cab see on your food where there is higher concentration of heat.

I was recommended to purchase this griddle and it does not disappoint. We went with the pink because it was $20 cheaper. It's not on my kitchen counter all the time, so I didn't mind. Works awesome. You don't have to spray it and everything comes off great with hardly any clean up. Would definitely recommend.

BEST griddle ever!! It works for every single meal you can think of cooking at perfect temperature. Everything from breakfast to Burger night is WAY easier now and major bonus clean up takes 20 seconds. Can’t recommend enough especially for price point.

Tried out this product to replace an old, scratched up griddle. We own a few of the ceramic frying pans from this company as we try to stay away from the non-stick chemicals. First off, it's extremely lightweight. You may be tempted to think this means low quality, as I did. However, I decided to give it a chance with a pack of bacon. Hoo boy. This think operates with a Low Medium High dial and the problem is it doesn't maintain the temperature.You'd turn it up to Low to start and the bacon would begin to sizzle, and then the heat shuts down. Rather than maintain the temperature, it seems to turn off. In order to keep the bacon 🥓 making that sizzling sound, I had to keep bumping up the temperature. By the time it was cooked the dial was at Medium-High.Through a stroke of luck, trying bacon first was the way to go because I could hear the sizzle come and go, indicating the temperature was not being maintained.This griddle seems like a good value, but they skimped on the heating.Furthermore, the bacon fat/grease was not draining toward the front-middle where the trap is located. Instead it pooled like the surface had been treated with RainX. I kept having to push the grease toward the trap.Look elsewhere my friends. This is not the griddle of your dreams.