This is the Nordic Ware Two Burner Griddle — a cast aluminum flat-top surface that sits across two stovetop burners to turn a home range into a full griddle. The flat surface means pancakes flip cleanly without catching a sidewall, bacon cooks in a single layer, and grilled cheese presses flat the way it does at a diner. The cast aluminum heats evenly across the whole surface instead of leaving cold zones between the burners.
It’s the piece that makes weekend breakfast for a family possible in one pass — eggs, bacon, pancakes, and French toast all cooking at once, all finishing at the same time. The nonstick surface lets eggs slide off without sticking, and the handles on both ends stay cool enough to lift the griddle off the stove. Works on gas and electric ranges.
Nordic Ware has been manufacturing bakeware in Minneapolis, Minnesota since 1946. The company invented the Bundt pan in 1950 and still casts, spins, and coats every piece in its Naturals, Bundt, and cast aluminum lines at that same Minnesota factory — one of the last family-owned American bakeware makers still building its core products at home.
