Vulcan Countertop Electric Griddles

Your perfect countertop electric griddle is waiting!
Great kitchens don't just happen. There's no fairy godmother waving a magic wand to bless the chef and staff with excellent skill and equipment. There is, however, Gofoodservice with a collection of countertop electric griddles that will have you believing in love and first sight and fairy tales.

Any good fairy godmother knows that the most essential part of a ball getup is the dress. And any good restaurateur knows that one of the most critical pieces of equipment in a kitchen is the cook top. The collection of countertop electric griddles available through GoFoodservice comes from some of the most popular players in the game, including Toastmaster, Lang Manufacturing, Equipex, and Vulcan. With countertop electric griddles that include a range of burner options, wattage, volts, phase, size, features, and structures, you'll struggle to find a better selection anywhere online, but you'll certainly find your perfect griddle here. Narrow down your options by checking out different brands, sizes, control types, wattage, volts, and burner options, using the controls available on the left side of your screen.

At GoFoodservice, we want you to feel confident and proud of your selection from our ​​countertop electric griddles, so if you need help making your selections, please reach out to our GoFoodservice team. Our kind and helpful staff can't wait to help you select the ideal countertop electric griddles for your kitchen.

Why do kitchens use countertop electric griddles?
Kitchens use countertop electric griddles when cooking anything requiring a flat cooking space. For example, breakfast diners love these countertop electric griddles when preparing their popular egg, toast, and bacon breakfast. And lunch diners love countertop electric griddles for toasting up sandwiches.

How does a customer decide which countertop electric griddles to choose?
Decide which countertop electric griddles to choose from by looking at the available space for the griddle. First, measure, then narrow down your choices before getting specifics on burner numbers, controls, or phases.