The best Plancha griddle plates, compared.
Top pick: DMJJSD pan (24 cm) Best value: Overmont OM-Griddle-II – About £29.17 at score 70, with scrapers in the highlight. The value badge is that hob price, not the second-highest score. Updated October 2026.
A plancha griddle plate is a solid metal sheet or casting that sits on a barbecue grate, or on a hob, so food cooks by contact instead of falling through the bars. You buy one to fry eggs, fish, chopped vegetables, and smash burgers on a gas or charcoal grill you already own, or to cover two hob burners. Thickness and an honest fit matter more than the word universal. These are listing scores, not a cook test. No plate here was seared or checked in a laboratory. Measure the grate opening, the lid clearance, and the handles before you trust a title. How to order that decision is in the [plancha griddle plate buying guide](/hub/grill-accessories/plancha-griddle-plate/sub/plancha-griddle-plate-buying-guide). A plate is a different tool from seasoned iron. A complete gas plancha barbecue is a different purchase. Shelf bands are a rule of thumb, not a market census.
A plancha griddle plate is a solid metal sheet or casting that sits on a barbecue grate, or on a hob, so food cooks by contact instead of falling through the bars.
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The DMJJSD pan B0HBBH6R8D is about £18.99 and 1.65 kg. The highlight says 24 by 17 by 3.5 cm. The material field says cast iron and the same highlight says non-stick aluminium. The title includes a wooden tray and names an oven, a ceramic hob, a gas hob, and induction. The amazon.co.uk line is 5.0 from 1 review. That review calls it smaller than expected, smooth on the base, hot at the handles, and useful with the tray for carrying to the table. There is no dishwasher field. It is a small tabletop pan if you accept the material clash and a single review, and it is not a plancha plate for a gas barbecue.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a small hob griddle pan and you can check the metal when it arrives.
Less suitable: You are fitting a plate to a barbecue grate.
Specifications
Common questions
Is it cast iron or aluminium?
The material field says cast iron. The highlight says oven-proof non-stick aluminium and also gives 24 by 17 by 3.5 cm. The only UK review describes seasoned cast iron with a smooth base and a wooden tray. The listing does not settle the clash.
Will it cover a gas barbecue?
No size in the file is a barbecue-insert size. The highlight is 24 by 17 by 3.5 cm and the weight is 1.65 kg. The title names an oven, a ceramic hob, a gas hob, and induction. The review says the pan was smaller than the photos.
How many reviews support the five stars?
One. The listing line is 5.0 from 1 review, dated 2 October 2026 in the file. There is no dishwasher field and no maximum temperature.
The GFTIME plate B0CNLVZC9G is a 43 by 33 by 6.6 cm barbecue griddle at about £54.99 and 6.33 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.6 from 637 reviews, the highest star line in this set among plates with more than a few dozen ratings. The materials field names polytetrafluoroethylene, the title says Teflon, and the maximum field is 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Bullets add removable handles, grease grooves, and support ribs, and they name gas and charcoal. The dishwasher field is No. In 27 UK reviews, owners like a flat top that keeps food off the bars and wipes down. Some still report sticking, and one calls it heavy for daily lifting. Chemours says not to use Teflon-coated cookware above 260 degrees Celsius. Do not preheat this plate empty over a flame. It suits someone who wants a coated plate and will stay inside the listing cap, and it is the wrong plate if you run a barbecue empty and very hot.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a coated 43 by 33 cm plate for a gas or charcoal grill and you will respect the 500 °F field.
Less suitable: You run the barbecue empty and very hot, or you want bare iron you can reseason.
Specifications
Common questions
What is the coating?
The title says Teflon. The materials field lists metal, polytetrafluoroethylene, and stainless steel. The non-stick field is Yes. The maximum temperature field is 500 degrees Fahrenheit. The dishwasher field is No. Do not preheat it empty over a flame.
Can it go on a charcoal grill?
Yes in the bullets, which also say gas barbecues and most gas grills. The size is 43 by 33 by 6.6 cm and 6.33 kg. No grill brand is named, so you still measure the grate.
Do UK reviews say food never sticks?
No. Several of the 27 UK reviews praise an easy wipe and breakfast on the barbecue. Stick still appears in the file, so the coating claim is not a promise of a bare plate after every cook.
The GFTIME plate B0DDKBVHM5 is a cast iron plancha at about £69.99. The details say 58.6 by 40.5 by 6.5 cm and 11.4 kg, the heaviest plate in this set. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 102 reviews, but the saved listing contains only two UK review texts. The title says a non-stick coating. One of those reviews says the seller described the surface as pre-seasoned. Bullets name a grease tray, handles, a raised wall, and gas, charcoal, and a gas stove. The dishwasher field is No. The maximum field is 1,200 degrees Celsius, which is the listing cell, not a temperature to cook at. One review says it fits between the lid arms of that barbecue. It is the plate to look at if you want the heaviest casting here and you can lift 11.4 kg, and the wrong plate if you need a clear coating answer or a full review sample in the file.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have measured a large gas or charcoal grill and you can lift 11.4 kg.
Less suitable: You want a light plate, or a coating description that matches in the title and the seller reply.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the surface a coating or seasoning?
The title says non-stick coating and the non-stick field is Yes. One UK reviewer says they asked the seller, who described it as pre-seasoned. Both statements are in the file. The material field is cast iron.
How heavy is it?
The details say 11.4 kg, at 58.6 by 40.5 by 6.5 cm. That is the heaviest plate in this set. The dishwasher field is No. The maximum field prints 1,200 degrees Celsius, which is the listing cell, not a temperature to cook at.
What heat sources does the listing name?
The recommended-uses line says charcoal grill, gas grill, and gas stove. A listing question about induction is not answered in the specs. One of the two UK reviews says the plate fits between the arms of that owner’s lid.
The CosmoGrill 90127 is a reversible cast iron plate at about £39.99, listed at 42 by 28 by 2 cm and 5 kg, aimed at the CosmoGrill XL smoker. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 36 reviews. Bullets give a flat side and a ridged side, say the plate is pre-treated, and say not to use a dishwasher. The non-stick field is No. An EU spare-part field says 10 years. Sixteen UK reviews are mostly short. They mention a fit, gas cooking, and weight, and one owner had not cooked because the plate still needed seasoning. It is the plate to buy if you own that XL smoker or an opening of the same size, and a guess if your barbecue is a different shape.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You own a CosmoGrill XL or a grate opening close to 42 by 28 cm.
Less suitable: You want a 58 cm universal tray or a plate with a long UK review file.
Specifications
Common questions
Which barbecue is it cut for?
The title and bullets name the CosmoGrill XL smoker, at 42 by 28 by 2 cm and 5 kg. The bullet also says any barbecue with a similar opening. A separate handle is not described. A listing question about a handle is unanswered.
Is it ready to cook?
The bullet says pre-treated. One UK review says it still needed seasoning before use. The non-stick field is No and the dishwasher field is No. The EU spare-part field says 10 years.
What do the reviews actually say?
The listing is 4.5 from 36 reviews. Sixteen UK texts are in the file and most are a sentence: a fit, useful for food that falls through bars, and heavy. There is little detail on warp or rust.
The Lodge LDP3 is a reversible cast iron griddle at about £54.04, listed at 42.5 by 24.1 by 1.6 cm and 4.25 kg, with the country of origin set to USA. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.4 from 26,882 reviews, the largest file in this set. The bullets describe factory seasoning with vegetable oil, a flat side and a ridged side, and use in an oven, on a stove, on a grill, or over a camp fire. The non-stick field is No and the dishwasher field is No. Across the 50 UK reviews read, owners praise two-burner cooking and heat hold, and they complain about uneven induction heat and rust if the plate stays damp. The listing maximum of 212 degrees Fahrenheit does not match a cooking limit you can use. Lodge’s own reseason is 450 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. It is the top pick here if you want a known maker for the hob and the occasional grill, and the wrong plate if you need a 58 cm tray for a gas barbecue.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a reversible cast iron griddle for a hob, and you will dry and oil it.
Less suitable: You need a wide plate measured for a gas barbecue or an 18-inch kamado.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing say it is safe on induction?
The title says induction. The non-stick field is No, and the bullets describe vegetable-oil seasoning from Lodge’s foundry. UK reviews disagree: some owners use both sides on induction, and others report hot and cool patches. The listing maximum of 212 degrees Fahrenheit is the printed cell. It is not Lodge’s published reseason temperature.
Can you put it in the dishwasher?
No. The dishwasher field is No. UK reviews that talk about care use water, a brush, a full dry, and a little oil. Rust spots show up in reviews that skip the dry.
Is it a barbecue insert?
The recommended-uses line names the oven, the stove, the grill, and a camp fire. The size is 42.5 by 24.1 cm and 4.25 kg. It does not name a kettle or a kamado. Most of the 50 UK reviews read are about a hob.
The Onlyfire F-BGG8267-CS1-EU is a reversible cast iron barbecue plate at about £59.99, listed at 48.5 by 40 by 1.3 cm and 7.47 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.4 from 324 reviews. It scores 72, higher than the Overmont plate, and it does not take the value badge because that badge is the lower hob price. The highlight names gas grills, charcoal grills, and a gas hob. The bullets give a smooth side and a ribbed side. The non-stick field is No and the dishwasher field is No. In the 21 UK reviews in the file, owners report smash burgers on a very hot plate and a fit on their own gas barbecue. The complaints are sticking, burnt-on marks, and the fact you only cook on one texture at a time. There is no maximum-temperature cell. It suits a gas or charcoal grill if you will season bare iron, and it is the wrong plate if you want a PTFE wipe-clean surface or a round kamado insert.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want bare cast iron, both textures, on a gas or charcoal barbecue you can measure.
Less suitable: You want a named fit for an 18-inch kamado, or a coated plate.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it have a non-stick coating?
No. The non-stick field is No. The bullets call it reversible cast iron, with a smooth side and a ribbed side. UK reviews that like the clean say you season it and avoid a harsh scour. One review says food stuck and the burnt marks would not lift.
Will it fit a gas barbecue?
The highlight says gas and charcoal grills and a gas hob. The details are 48.5 by 40 by 1.3 cm and 7.47 kg. No barbecue model is named. Reviews that praise fit are talking about the grill those owners already had.
Is it dishwasher safe?
No. The field is No. One UK review says not to leave the plate outdoors, and to wipe it with oil after cleaning.
The CosmoGrill 90126 is a reversible cast iron plate at about £43.26, listed at 42 by 36 by 2 cm and 7 kg, for the CosmoGrill XXL smoker. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.3 from 19 reviews. Bullets describe a flat side, a ridged side, and a pre-seasoned surface, and they say to measure the barbecue. The non-stick field is No and the dishwasher field is No. The EU spare-part field says 10 years. Nine UK reviews praise a rack-replacing fit and smash burgers. One buyer found the paper insert said season first, against the ready-to-use bullet. It is the wider CosmoGrill plate if you own the XXL, and 7 kg is the lift. It is not a universal 58 cm gas-grill tray.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You own a CosmoGrill XXL or a grate close to 42 by 36 cm.
Less suitable: You wanted the lighter 42 by 28 cm XL plate, or a stainless trough plate.
Specifications
Common questions
How is it different from the XL plate?
This model is 90126, at 42 by 36 by 2 cm and 7 kg, for the CosmoGrill XXL smoker. The XL plate in this set is 42 by 28 cm and 5 kg. The bullet tells you to measure. The dishwasher field is No.
Does the listing say it is ready to use?
The bullet says pre-seasoned and ready. One UK review says the instructions say to season it first. The non-stick field is No. Induction is asked on the page and not answered in the specs.
Will it fit a gas grill?
A listing question asks. The bullet says most barbecues with a similar 42 by 36 cm space, not a named gas model. UK reviews describe a fit in place of a wire rack, without naming the grill brand.
The Onlyfire F-BGG8230-SS1-EU is a stainless barbecue plate at about £54.99 and 3.15 kg, the lightest large rectangle in this set. The title says 40.5 by 32 cm and the details say 31.8 by 40.5 by 7 cm. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.2 from 1,641 reviews. Bullets name a grease trough, high sides, and most gas and charcoal grills. The non-stick field is Yes without a PTFE materials line. The dishwasher field is No. The maximum field is 500 degrees Celsius. In 50 UK reviews, owners like the flat top and the trough, and a clear group calls the metal thin and poor at holding heat. One review claims it is not food-grade stainless, with no test in the file. It suits a gas barbecue if you want a light plate and a trough, and it is the wrong plate if you want thick iron that stays hot with the lid open.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a light stainless plate with a trough and you have measured a grate near 40 by 32 cm.
Less suitable: You want thick cast iron, or you need the title and the details to state one size.
Specifications
Common questions
Do the sizes agree?
The title says 40.5 by 32 cm. The bullet says 40.5 by 31.8 cm. The details say 31.8 by 40.5 by 7 cm and 3.15 kg. The length and width swap between the title and the details. Measure the grate.
Is the dishwasher field yes?
No. A listing question asks, and the field is No. The non-stick field is Yes, but the materials line is stainless steel and PTFE is not named.
Do UK reviews say it holds heat?
Not as a group. Praise in the 50 reviews read covers welded bars, a trough, and an easier clean than open grates. Criticism covers a light sheet. One reviewer says chicken boiled rather than seared. One reviewer says the steel is not food grade. That line has no test attached.
The Overmont OM-Griddle-II is a reversible cast iron griddle at about £29.17. The details list 51.2 by 23.5 by 1.2 cm and 3.6 kg, while the bullet says 17 by 9.2 inches and the highlight says 20 by 9.2. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.2 from 770 reviews. Bullets name a gas hob, an oven, induction, and a camp fire, and they exclude a microwave. The highlight includes scrapers. The dishwasher field is No. The non-stick field is Yes, while the bullets describe pre-seasoned iron and an oil wipe. In 50 UK reviews, owners like steaks and pancakes on a wide hob and some also use it on a barbecue. Complaints cluster on weight, hot handles, a long clean, and one induction buyer who could use only the flat side. It is the best value in this set if you want that hob job at this price, and a poor fit if you need one agreed size for a 58 cm gas-grill opening.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a reversible cast iron griddle for a hob or a camp fire and you accept the size clash.
Less suitable: You need a single measured fit for a wide gas barbecue.
Specifications
Common questions
Will the ridged side work on induction?
The bullet says the plate can be used on an induction cooktop. One UK review says the ridged side does not work on induction and only the flat side does. The non-stick field is Yes, while the bullets describe pre-seasoned iron and an oil wipe.
Which size is printed?
The details say 51.2 by 23.5 by 1.2 cm and 3.6 kg. The highlight says 51.2 by 23.5 cm and 20 by 9.2. The bullet says 17 inches by 9.2 inches and about 7.2 pounds. Measure the hob before you rely on one of those lines.
Is it dishwasher safe?
No. The field is No. UK reviews that mention rust tie it to a plate left damp. The care bullet says dry it and oil it while warm.
The WUDLEP WUDLEP-SO2E7 is a stainless flat-top griddle at about £44.99, listed at 58 by 40 by 7 cm and 4.48 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 3.9 from 11 reviews. Bullets name a grease trough, welded braces, two handles, and most gas grills. The non-stick field is No. The maximum field is 600 degrees Fahrenheit. The dishwasher field is No. Six UK reviews include owners who like it on a gas barbecue and two complaints: a slight warp in heat, and a subframe weld that left dents. With 11 ratings, that pattern can move. It is a low-price 58 cm stainless option if you accept a thin review file, and a weak choice if you want a plate with hundreds of UK comments on heat hold.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a large stainless gas-grill plate and you can return it if the face arrives dented.
Less suitable: You want a deep review file or a heavy cast iron plate.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it have a non-stick coating?
No. The field is No. The bullets describe stainless steel, raised edges, a grease trough, welded cross braces, and two handles. The dishwasher field is No. A listing question about a cover is not answered with a cover in the bullets.
What size is it?
The details say 58 by 40 by 7 cm and 4.48 kg. The bullet also says 23 by 16 inches and more than 300 square inches. Induction is asked on the page and not answered in the specs.
What do the few UK reviews say?
The listing is 3.9 from 11 reviews, and six UK texts are in the file. Praise is a flat top on a gas barbecue. One review reports a slight warp. Another describes a poor weld that dented the cooking face, with an update after three months.
The DOBADN plate B0D97HVSW2 is a stainless griddle at about £66.99, listed at 58.3 by 40.5 by 7 cm and 4.79 kg. The title says 23 by 16 inches for most gas and charcoal grills. There is no model number. The non-stick field is No and the dishwasher field is No. Bullets describe a grease well, high sides, and wavy side panels. The amazon.co.uk line is 3.7 from 27 reviews. Five UK texts include a size match and a plancha-style cook, a thin sheet that twists on heat, and instructions that describe a coating this plate does not have. It is a large stainless rectangle if the grate is that size, and a weak buy beside cheaper stainless plates in this set that have more reviews.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have measured a grate near 58 by 40 cm and you want bare stainless.
Less suitable: You want the lowest price in this size, or a plate with a large UK review file.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it go on a charcoal grill?
The title and the bullets say most gas and charcoal grills. The size in the details is 58.3 by 40.5 by 7 cm and 4.79 kg. The title also says 23 by 16 inches. There is no model number and no maximum-temperature field.
Is it non-stick?
The field is No. One UK review says the instructions were written for a non-stick coated item and did not match this plate. The dishwasher field is No.
Do the reviews support the price?
The listing is 3.7 from 27 reviews, and five UK texts are in the file. One says the size matched and the plate works on the grates. One says the metal is thin and twists as soon as heat is applied. At about £66.99 it is dearer than other stainless plates in this set with larger review files.
The Onlyfire F-BGG8297-BS1-EU is a round plate at about £67.99 and 7.55 kg. The title says about 47 cm. The bullets name Large Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe Classic, Kamado Joe Konnected, and other 18-inch ceramic grills, plus a detachable handle and a grease drain. The material field says iron and the bullet says steel. The non-stick field is No. The amazon.co.uk line is 3.7 from 24 reviews. Six UK reviews praise the welds, the lid clearance, and the divide-and-conquer cut-outs, and all of them mention a sticky film that has to come off before cooking. One later review reports rust. It is the specific plate if you own one of those 18-inch ceramics, and the wrong shape for a rectangular gas barbecue.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have an 18-inch ceramic grill of the models named in the bullet.
Less suitable: You have a rectangular gas barbecue, or you want to cook the day the plate arrives without a film clean.
Specifications
Common questions
Which grills does the listing name?
The bullets name Large Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe Classic, Kamado Joe Konnected, and other 18-inch ceramic grills. The title says about 47 cm. There is no length-width-thickness line. UK reviews also mention a Wild Goose 18-inch and a 70 cm kadai. Weight is 7.55 kg.
Why do reviews mention a sticky surface?
The non-stick field is No. Six UK reviews describe a sticky film from the packaging or a rust-preventive coat. Two say isopropyl alcohol wiped it off. One burned it off. One says the plate rusted after a couple of months.
Is it dishwasher safe?
No. The field is No. The bullet includes a detachable handle and a grease drain. The maximum field is 500 degrees Celsius.
Twelve amazon.co.uk listings were scored out of 100, using the split dated 20 October 2026. Stars are up to 50: the star line out of 5, times 10. A 4.4 becomes 44. Review count is up to 20, from the amazon.co.uk line for that ASIN. One review scores 0 on that block. Job match is up to 20 for a reversible face, a named ceramic fit, a grease path, scrapers, or a stated hob and grill use. A title that fights another line on the same page loses points. Named deductions come off the total. No plate was seared, weighed for thickness, or checked in a laboratory.
Amazon stars
50%Up to 50 points. Stars out of 5, times 10. A 4.4 becomes 44. The single 5.0 from one review scores 50 on this block and is then cut back by the other blocks. The figure is the amazon.co.uk line for that ASIN.
Review count
20%Up to 20 points from the amazon.co.uk count for that ASIN. One review scores 0. The steps in this set run through 5 at 11 reviews, 8 at 36, 12 at 102, 14 at 324, 16 at 637 and at 770, 18 at 1,641, and 20 at 26,882. The block stops at 20.
Job match
20%Up to 20 points for a reversible face, a named ceramic fit, a grease path, scrapers, or a stated hob and grill use. A title that fights another line on the same page loses points inside this block.
Listing deductions
10%The three blocks above total 90. The remaining 10 is headroom on the 100-point scale. Named deductions come off the total: uneven induction heat, a size clash, sticking, a 500 °F coating cap, a thin cool sheet, a coating line that fights a seller reply, a one-line UK sample, an insert that says season first, warp, a dented weld, a sticky film, a sheet that twists, and a cast-iron field set against an aluminium highlight. No plate here reaches 100.
Fit and the surface you will actually maintain decide this purchase before the star line does. A hob griddle, a gas-barbecue rectangle, a CosmoGrill plate, and a round 18-inch kamado insert are four different jobs. Bare iron, thin stainless, and PTFE fail in different ways. The twelve listings below are amazon.co.uk pages scored as listings. No plate was cooked on for this page.
A plancha griddle plate is a solid metal sheet or casting that sits on a barbecue grate, or on a hob, so food cooks by contact instead of falling through the bars. In the UK you buy one to fry eggs, fish, chopped vegetables, and smash burgers on a gas or charcoal grill you already own, or to cover two hob burners. A PTFE-coated plate is a different tool from seasoned iron. A complete gas plancha barbecue is a different purchase. UK round-ups put those appliances around £149 to £699.
Universal is not a size. Overmont prints three size lines that do not match. Onlyfire stainless swaps the axes between the title and the details. Measure the grate opening, the lid clearance, and the handles, then use the centimetre line in the details.
Yes on the non-stick field sometimes means factory oil, as on the Overmont plate and in a seller reply on the heavy GFTIME. It sometimes means polytetrafluoroethylene, which the GFTIME coated plate names. The coated plate caps itself at 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Do not preheat it empty over a flame, and do not cook toward the 1,200 degrees Celsius cell on the heavy GFTIME.
Every filled dishwasher field in this set says No. Lodge says hand-wash, dry, oil, and heat a two-burner griddle gradually. Rust in the UK reviews follows a plate left damp. A plate that warps when new is a Consumer Rights Act 2015 issue, not a seasoning fault.
Measure the grate opening, the lid clearance, and the handles before you read the stars. Rectangles suit many gas grills. The round Onlyfire plate at about £67.99 names Large Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe Classic, Kamado Joe Konnected, and other 18-inch ceramic grills. CosmoGrill’s plates are cut for its XL, 42 by 28 cm, and its XXL, 42 by 36 cm, and the bullets still say to measure. A title that says most grills is not a model list. Title sizes in this set disagree with the detail lines.
Choose the surface you will actually maintain. Bare or pre-seasoned cast iron needs drying and a thin oil film. Lodge’s foundry seasons with vegetable oil, and Lodge’s own reseason is 450 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit, not the 212 degrees Fahrenheit cell on the listing. BBC Good Food’s oven method is about 240 degrees Celsius for 40 minutes with a very thin edible oil. Stainless is lighter and, in these reviews, more often accused of being thin or cool.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want breakfast and small food on the barbecue you already own. The Onlyfire reversible cast iron plate is about £59.99, at 4.4 from 324 reviews, and the highlight names gas and charcoal. It is 48.5 by 40 cm and 7.47 kg. Season it, and measure the grate. It does not name a grill model.
You own a Large Big Green Egg, a Kamado Joe Classic, or another 18-inch ceramic named in the bullet. The round Onlyfire plate is about £67.99 and 7.55 kg, with a drain and a detachable handle. UK reviews all mention a sticky film to clean off before the first cook.
You want a reversible griddle across a hob and you should skip the 11.4 kg GFTIME tray. The Lodge LDP3 is about £54.04, at 4.4 from 26,882 reviews, 42.5 by 24.1 cm and 4.25 kg. Dry it and oil it. UK reviews report uneven heat on induction.
The Lodge LDP3 is the top pick at about £54.04. It is the highest score here, 78, from 4.4 and 26,882 amazon.co.uk reviews on a reversible plate made in the USA. UK reviews of uneven induction heat take 4 points off. The Overmont OM-Griddle-II is the best value at about £29.17 and score 70. Onlyfire’s reversible cast iron plate scores 72 at about £59.99, so the value badge is the lower price for a reversible hob plate, not the second-highest score. This is a listing score, not a cook test.
Overmont OM-Griddle-II
About £29.17 at score 70, with scrapers in the highlight. The value badge is that hob price, not the second-highest score.
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