THE ROCK by Starfrit Raclette/Party Grill Set 024403-002-0000

THE ROCK by Starfrit Raclette/Party Grill Set 024403-002-0000

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THE ROCK by Starfrit Raclette/Party Grill Set 024403-002-0000Overview THE ROCK by Starfrit Raclette Party Grill Set makes cleaning up a breeze. The cooking surface is very large, made of thick cast aluminum. The set includes 8 individual trays and scrappers. Features 1,500W Nonstick surface developed using patent pending Rock. Tec manufacturing process 2 in 1 reversible nonstick plate: griddle & grill Large cooking surface: 16" x 9. 5" Extra thick plate, cast aluminum body Detachable, dishwasher safe plate 8

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012