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Blackstone Camping Griddle Without Nonstick?

Hello!

New to the Blackstone world and wanting to get one for camping. Don’t love how little info the actual Blackstone website gives. It appears there are 2 types of griddle plates, an “omnivore” plate, which I assume is the rolled steel or whatever they call it, and the ceramic titanium coated plate.

I know the ceramic titanium is just a fancy word for non stick. Which appears to be the only option for the 20” camping griddle. Which, blows my mind, why would anyone want nonstick in a camping griddle?

Anyway, does anybody know if there is a version of the camping griddle with the regular griddle? I’m talking about the 20” camping griddle which is more compact than the others. Or is there a way to change the griddle to the normal one? Not trying to deal with wood/ plastic utensils and the unsafe nature of nonstick.

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u/Wild-Drive4566 — 1 day ago

▲ 2 r/Binoculars

Vortex Diamondback HD 8x42 Pricing?

Are there different version of the diamondback HD that contribute to the wild variance in pricing? The Vortex site has them for $320. Bass pro and B&H have them for $240. Optics Planet has them for $190. Are these all the same binocular? Yes, they’re all 8x42. I don’t understand the pricing at all.

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u/Wild-Drive4566 — 9 days ago

▲ 13 r/CarLeasingHelp+2 crossposts

New To Leasing - Proposed Lease On 2026 Civic Hybrid Sport Touring

Hey all! New to the leasing world. Been doing as much research as possible over the last few weeks and feel like it’s just made me more confused when it comes to leasing.

To paint my picture, I’m looking to lease as I know I’ll be in a much better spot financially in 3 or so years. I’m not ready to buy my “dream car” yet. And my current car (an 05 Camry) is showing signs that its life is finally coming to an end. I know leading is leaving money on the table but I’m ok with that. And to me, it makes more sense to lease than to fork out thousands on repairs, or spend $8k - $12k on a used car that may need repairs within 3 years.

This deal was sent from a local dealership. I want to talk them down, but just wanted to get a pulse check to see if it’s wildly too much as is or if they’re close. Can’t find too much on leasehackr for this car. I’m willing to put money down, but toward taxes/fees. Not toward the cost cap (I think I got that right)

Any advice would seriously be super appreciated.

u/Wild-Drive4566 — 10 days ago