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Feedback on the Perfect Camp Griddle

Looking to buy/make the perfect camp griddle, looking for some feedback. We live on the road full-time so portability is a priority, and I'm pretty particular on things!

I have a campchef Everest propane stove that is an amazing stove, I could get a griddle pan for it. I don't like that it's 2 round burners, no grease drain design, and it wouldn't solidly mount. Maybe with a 4mm thick carbon steel griddle this wouldn't be a huge deal, but having circular hot/cold zones would drive me nuts if it's that bad. any feedback on this kind of setup?

The "adventure ready" Blackstone looks perfect other than the aluminum coated surface. I could pretty fabricate a piece of 4mm carbon steel to replicate it.

The solostove steelfire looks great, and I definitely see some appeal of stainless steel top, but I'd prefer carbon steel, the rounded corners bug me for some reason, and it's just absurdly expensive.

Thoughts? Thanks!

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