Indoor Grill Buying Guide

The DASH Mini Maker is a 350-watt electric griddle built for single servings. It weighs just over a pound and takes up almost no counter space. That makes it a practical choice for dorm rooms, small apartments, or anyone who doesn’t want to heat up a full stove for one egg or a single pancake.

The nonstick surface works well for eggs, pancakes, grilled cheese, and even cookies. The indicator light shows when it’s preheated, which takes about two minutes. Cleanup is quick—a quick wipe with a damp cloth does the job. The included recipe book offers some variety, but the real value is in the simplicity. You plug it in, wait for the light, and cook.

The main limitation is size. You get one serving at a time. That’s fine for a solo breakfast or a quick snack, but not for feeding a family. The 350-watt power is modest, so cooking times are slightly longer than a full-size griddle. If you need speed or volume, look elsewhere. For a single person who wants a no-fuss, easy-to-store appliance, this works exactly as intended.

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Presto has been making reliable electric griddles for decades. The 07062 brings a 22-inch ceramic cooking surface to the table, which is large enough to handle a full breakfast spread or a batch of smash burgers for a crowd. The textured ceramic coating is the real draw here. It provides noticeably better nonstick performance than standard coatings, and food releases cleanly with minimal oil. Cleanup is genuinely easier too.

The removable handles make storage simple. You pop them off and the griddle fits flat in a cabinet or drawer. The Control Master heat control keeps the temperature steady across the entire surface. No hot spots, no cold zones. At 1,500 watts, it heats up quickly and maintains heat even when loaded with food. The programmable feature lets you set and hold your preferred temperature without babysitting it.

One thing to note: the surface is aluminum under the ceramic coating. It conducts heat well, but it’s not induction-compatible. If you have an induction cooktop, this griddle won’t work on it. The grey ceramic finish looks clean and modern, but it does show oil streaks more than a darker surface would. That said, the nonstick performance and even heating make this a solid choice for anyone who cooks for more than two people regularly.

Presto has been making reliable countertop cookware for decades. The 07061 22-inch electric griddle stands out for one simple reason: it’s huge. With 22 inches of cooking surface, you can fit a dozen eggs, a full pound of bacon, and a stack of pancakes all at once. That’s enough space to feed a family of six without staggering batches.

The 1500-watt heating element gets hot fast and stays consistent across the entire aluminum surface. The ceramic nonstick coating is PFAS-free and textured, which helps food release easily while still giving you decent browning. Cleanup is straightforward because the handles are removable and the entire griddle is immersible. You can wash it like a regular pan, which is rare for an electric griddle this size.

Storage is a practical concern with a 22-inch appliance. The detachable handles solve that problem neatly, letting the unit slide into a cabinet or drawer without awkward overhang. The black finish shows smudges, but it wipes clean quickly. If you regularly cook for a crowd or want to simplify breakfast service, this griddle delivers consistent results without fuss.