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I got a bigger one and honestly wish I picked up this size instead. It's just too much grill for anyone that isn't trying to feed an army of people in 20 minutes. Go with this size for 10 or less people.
This 28 inch two burner Blackstone is best for smaller households and casual cookouts, with enough space for about four people and still room to scale up for smash burgers or larger gatherings. The griddle gets praise for versatility, easy hot and fast cooking, and long term durability, with multiple five year ownership reports still going strong. The hard cover is the main drawback, and the size can feel like overkill if you are only cooking for a few people. It looks like a practical middle ground if you want full griddle cooking without the bulk of a larger model.
Families cooking for four, because the 2-burner size fits that workload without wasting space or propane.
Yes. It is a practical size for about 4 people and can handle up to around 10 or fewer comfortably; for larger cookouts, smash burgers can be cooked in batches and rotated quickly. It is also less wasteful than a 4-burner if you usually cook for a small household.
It can last for years with proper care, with multiple owners reporting 5 years of use and still going strong. The key is regular maintenance like cleaning and re-oiling after use.
Yes. Used units on marketplace are often around $80-$100, and some buyers prefer original-generation Blackstones because newer models reportedly have more issues. The tradeoff is checking for rust or wear before buying.
I got a bigger one and honestly wish I picked up this size instead. It's just too much grill for anyone that isn't trying to feed an army of people in 20 minutes. Go with this size for 10 or less people.
I have a 4 burner 36" and regularly use the whole capacity…
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This 28 inch two burner Blackstone is best for smaller households and casual cookouts, with enough space for about four people and still room to scale up for smash burgers or larger gatherings. The griddle gets praise for versatility, easy hot and fast cooking, and long term durability, with multiple five year ownership reports still going strong. The hard cover is the main drawback, and the size can feel like overkill if you are only cooking for a few people. It looks like a practical middle ground if you want full griddle cooking without the bulk of a larger model.
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Yes. It is a practical size for about 4 people and can handle up to around 10 or fewer comfortably; for larger cookouts, smash burgers can be cooked in batches and rotated quickly. It is also less wasteful than a 4-burner if you usually cook for a small household.
It can last for years with proper care, with multiple owners reporting 5 years of use and still going strong. The key is regular maintenance like cleaning and re-oiling after use.
Yes. Used units on marketplace are often around $80-$100, and some buyers prefer original-generation Blackstones because newer models reportedly have more issues. The tradeoff is checking for rust or wear before buying.
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