Lodge Max Temp Handle Mitt, Black $3.50 The Lodge Logic Max Temp Handle Mitt lets you concentrate in comfort on your culinary art of creating delectable cast iron dishes. The heavy-duty outer Pyrotex fabric resists scorching and burning. Steam barrier, heavy cotton batting and thick terry lining combine for the ultimate heat protection up to 450° F. Features: Durable handle mitt protects hands from hot handles Resists scorching and bur…

Lodge Logic LPGI3 Pro 20-by-10-7/16-Inch Cast-Iron Grill/Griddle $34.50 Lodge Logic, 20″ x 10-7/16″, Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Pro-Grid Griddle With Reversible Cooking Surfaces, Smooth and Raised-Rib, Ready to Use, No Seasoning Required, Both Cooking Surfaces Feature A Slight Slope For Drainage Into A Generous Grease Gutter, Use On Camp Stove Or Inside On Gas Or Electric Range, Individually Boxed….

Presto 07046 Tilt ‘n Drain Big Griddle Cool-Touch Electric Griddle $38.33 This super-sized griddle is great for any meal. It can cook up to 50% more food than other jumbo griddles. Premium nonstick surface for stick-free cooking and easy cleaning. Slide-out drip tray empties easily. Fully submersible with the heat control removed. Control Master heat control maintains proper cooking temperature automatically. Huge cooking surface! Cooks as many as 12 slices of French to…

Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music Director’s Cut (40th Anniversary Ultimate Collector’s Edition and BD-Live with Amazon Exclusive Bonus Content) [Blu-ray] $55.00 This director’s cut of Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music, released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of that legendary concert event, has to be one of the most impressive Blu-ray releases of 2009 or any other year–and that’s even before you put the discs in your player. The box is designed to resemble a faux fringe jacket (with an iron-on patch attached), and inside are all manner of shiny b…

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