Gas grills are finding their place for obvious reasons, including precise temperature control and their convenience. Traeger has been building models one after another of wood-burning grills, but has a solitary entry in the accessibility sector. However, now the company is making a stride forward to ensure the backyard cook space is more exciting than just being better and convenient.
Traeger is rolling out a two-burner griddle to add to its existing gas-powered option called the Flatrock 3 Zone, a slightly larger cooking station with folding wings. The new Flatrock 2 Zone is no sucker, in addition to two burners, it borrows almost all the traits of its predecessor and happens to put that inside a much smaller form factor.
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The Flatrock 2 Zone thus takes up little space, wherever you choose to place it, and is perhaps billed as being the only Traeger Flatrock griddles that will let you explore new frontiers of true flavors, all while looking good whether on the patio or in the backyard. The new model has two separate propane cooking sections that ensure precise heat in both and can let you cook at temperatures up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Most interesting aspect, the two burners can also be controlled separately, so you can make breakfast on one and have smashed burgers on low flame on the other.
The two cooking zones allow you to cook at different temperatures and provide precise temperature control in them. The burner is U-shaped for consistent edge-to-edge cooking and the prep area can open out thanks to the folding shelves that, along with PAL (Pop-And-Lock) rail system, let you prepare, cook, and also have your griddle setup organized. The grilling season is just upon us and while you are looking for options, you can give this Traeger Flatrock a try because despite only measuring 18 x 26 inches, it has a total cooking area of 468 square inches to let you prepare for and cook up to 18 burgers, 22 bacon strips, and 20 eggs that should be more than enough for your afternoon get together.
And when you are done with the fun, the Flatrock 2 Zone with carbon steel surface is meant to leave no mess behind. It comes with EZ-Clean grease keg that ensures you can easily get rid of the debris and oil stains from the cooking most easily before putting it away to be used another day. The convenience of the Traeger’s new griddle is slightly cheaper than the original Flatrock 3 Zone, but it’ll still set you back $700. There is no word on when the company will start shipping it, but its website says it will be available soon.
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