Reader Rating0 Votes4.9Best Non-Toxic Nonstick for Big Breakfasts & Batch Cooking Early Black Friday Deal: Get 25% Off with Code “EARLY25″Shop 11” Carbon Nonstick Square GriddleTested fall 2026: Misen sent me the 11-Inch Carbon Nonstick Square Griddle to test. This review contains affiliate links, and Better Living may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions are my own.
The Misen 11-Inch Carbon Nonstick Square Griddle is a coating-free carbon steel griddle pan with a nitrided surface and an aluminum core, built to give you more flat cooking space than a round skillet. This Misen Square Griddle review covers how it handled pancakes, eggs, grilled cheese, and burgers over several weeks of testing, where it falls short, how it compares with Misen’s frying pan, and whether it’s worth $139.
Misen Square Griddle review: at a glance
Quick Verdict: Worth it if you cook for more than one person and want more flat cooking space from a coating-free pan. Skip it if you mostly cook for one or want a dishwasher-safe pan.
What It Is: A 3-ply square griddle with a nitrided carbon steel surface and an aluminum core. Misen says the surface is PFAS-free.
Size Tested: 11-inch square cooking surface with low walls, about 19 inches long with the handle, and about 2.7 pounds
Works On: Misen lists it for gas, electric, and induction stovetops. Oven and grill safe to 1100°F, and safe for metal utensils. Hand wash only.
Price: $139 for the 11-inch griddle
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Best For: Cooks who make big breakfasts, batch cook, or feed more than one person
Risk-Free: A 60-day test drive with free returns, plus a lifetime warranty against defects
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Specs and prices checked against Misen’s site on November 12, 2026.
Most mornings, breakfast means managing multiple burners, cooking in batches, and dealing with a stack of cookware afterward. Eggs in one pan, bacon in another, potatoes or pancakes in a third, and if someone wants their eggs cooked differently, out comes yet another pan. The cooking itself isn’t the problem. The cleanup is.
So when Misen released its 11-Inch Square Carbon Nonstick Griddle, I was curious whether it could simplify my morning routine or if it was just a skillet with a different shape.
When Misen launched its first Carbon Nonstick frying pan on Kickstarter, it went viral. The appeal was obvious: home cooks wanted an alternative to traditional nonstick cookware that could handle high heat, stand up to metal utensils, and avoid the coatings many people have grown wary of.
Misen’s Carbon Nonstick technology promises exactly that. The cooking surface is made from nitrided carbon steel with an aluminum core, creating a naturally slick cooking surface without relying on a traditional nonstick coating.
The new Square Griddle brings that same technology to a pan designed for everyday favorites like pancakes, hash browns, grilled san
