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Rating:  - Awkward & Handle gets HOT!
This griddle cooks well. However, it is awkward to hold and move due to the long thin solid metal handle supporting the heavy pan.However, the real difficulty is that the handle gets almost to the pan temperature. It also stays hot for a longer time than the pan probably due to the different metal in the handle. This presents an additional surface for small children to touch. I got this for my wife, and she bought their everyday round griddle for me. The round griddle is better balanced, and the handle looks to be improved. On the other hand, the non-stick looks different. It also isn't as heavy so it may not conduct heat quite as well and, therefore, not cook quite as well. However, we'll trade some perfection for a better balance of virtues.
Rating:  - Handle gets very hot
This is the first time I am writing a review though I routenely buy things from Amazon.[com] I bought this pan a few weeks back. With the first use, ,I was very surprised to notice that the handle of the pan gets very hot, likely due to the absence of the branched origin of the handle. I have several other high end cookware, and none of their handle gets hot like this (and all of them have a branched origin of the handles). Other than that, , the pan is very good. I would have given it 5 stars, , but I think the hot handle should take it down by 2 stars. I am very surprised that none of the other reviewers has mentioned this.
Rating: - Handle gets very hot
...I bought this pan a few weeks back. With the first use, ,I was very surprised to notice that the handle of the pan gets very hot, likely due to the absence of the branched origin of the handle. I have several other high end cookware, and none of their handle gets hot like this (and all of them have a branched origin of the handles). Other than that, , the pan is very good. I would have given it 5 stars, , but I think the hot handle should take it down by 2 stars. I am very surprised that none of the other reviewers has mentioned this.
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