Blackstone Original 28" Griddle vs Blackstone Original 36" Griddle
Both are Blackstone Original Omnivore griddles with the same even-heating plate technology, so the choice comes down to size. The 36-inch four-burner gives you 768 square inches, four independent heat zones and a full hood, plus extras like a side shelf cutting board, paper towel holder, tool hooks, magnetic tool bar and bottle opener. The 28-inch two-burner is a smaller, lighter cart with 517 square inches, two zones and a hard cover rather than a hood. Owners of both rate them 4.7 out of 5; the 36-inch is the better pick for feeding a crowd, the 28-inch for smaller yards and fewer mouths.
- Choose the 28-inch Blackstone if you cook for two to four people, have limited patio space, and want a lighter griddle that is easier to move and store under its hard cover.
- Choose the 36-inch Blackstone if you regularly cook for a crowd, want four separate heat zones, and value the hood and built-in prep storage.
Prices
- Blackstone Original 28" Griddle: $197.00 at Walmart (checked today)
- Blackstone Original 36" Griddle: $298.00 at Salvage & Co Indy (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Blackstone Original 28" Griddle is $101.00 cheaper than the Blackstone Original 36" Griddle at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)

