I found this waffle maker griddle while cleaning out my mothers closets and I immediately saw BWCA potential. They are 11 inch square and fairly light weight. The only modification needed may be a plug for the oil drain in the corner.

Everything from conventional frying pans to Maytag washer lids are discussed here and I wonder if anyone has tried these before? (Or I have I discovered the new retro cool BWCA cookware???)

They look a little thin, not sure but wouldn't they burn things?

Sorry double post

Test it this spring :) I think that it would work, the ad shows hamburgers, eggs, BACON!!! (yum) and waffles :)

We had one of those when I was a kid. Mom used it for grilled cheese sandwiches and waffles (not at the same time).

You might be able to sell it on Ebay as a collectable and buy a better purpose suited item.

I had something like that in an old waffle iron - grill on one side, waffle on the other. They were pretty heavy in mine though. I'd wonder how you keep them together when cooking if not in the electric machine part? Might be awkward. Try it at home and let us know!

quote BillConner01: "You might be able to sell it on Ebay as a collectable and buy a better purpose suited item."

I had that same evil thought. The main box is not in great shape so I'm unsure if it would appeal to tru collectors.

quote BWPaddler: "I had something like that in an old waffle iron - grill on one side, waffle on the other. They were pretty heavy in mine though. I'd wonder how you keep them together when cooking if not in the electric machine part? Might be awkward. Try it at home and let us know!"

I would take one half for use on my single burner. This looks a little thicker than it appears, but much lighter than my current square fry pan. The low square shape is nice for getting more pancakes on at once!

like retro waffles?..try this--
aluminum and not too heavy.

quote wetcanoedog: "like retro waffles?..try this--
aluminum and not too heavy."

Where did you find that?

quote nctry: "

quote wetcanoedog: "like retro waffles?..try this--
aluminum and not too heavy."

Where did you find that?"

Food inspired by the last state fair?

quote wetcanoedog: "like retro waffles?..try this--
aluminum and not too heavy."

Now, THAT'S what I'm talking about.

cool item wcd, never seen it before.

I can see half the waffle maker as a griddle, nice size for a tandem trip, long as the pancakes don't spill over the edge!

got it at a yard sale in Minneapolis.the fellow next door came over to sample one and told me i should add Blueberry's and sell them at the State Fair.when we car camp this summer it go's along.
it was a great year for yard sales,i found a 123 stove,a big dry bag,Mora knife,tent cook kit and some other camping gear.