Swan cast iron griddle

[Ystranc]

While this folding cast iron griddle is far from being ultra light weight at 1100 grams it fits very nicely onto the Trangia 25ul and takes a lot of the pain out of frying sausages, bacon or even a couple of pheasant breasts. As far as caring for it, the folding handle detaches and the iron part of the pan can be seasoned like any other iron ware. As long as you don't use detergent on it the finish continues to improve.
Definitely an improvement on a Frey Bentos tin

 

[Brambling]

I'm liking that.
Is this one of your carboot finds or is there a shop?

 

[Ystranc]

This was couple of quid car boot find, 5 minutes with an angle grinder and cup brush to buff it up like new blathered all over with lard and then seasoned for an hour and a half at 170 degrees C.
They're under £30 to buy new though.

 

[Bam]

That looks ace mate, love the detachable handle, good find.

 

[Bopdude]

Nice indeed, just had to chuck my little one egg push away as the non stick was knackered, it served me well but had to be replaced with something

 

[Ark79]

A like that nice find

 

[Woodlander]

Nice find mate ill be looking fer something similar myself

 

[Harry Palmer]

Do they do smooth versions so you can fry eggs?...no eggs =no fried brekkie

 

[Ark79]

He dose have a point

 

[Ystranc]

Sorry, no idea if Swan do folding skillets. I can't even find this one on their site now.

 

[Brambling]

Have had a look for one and it would seem to be an Outback brand skillet form Australia?

 

[Harry Palmer]

I had a quick gander and can't find one. I've got a steel Tawa/chapati pan with folding handle but can't find another online, my Google Fu is week today.