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Rob, as you might guess I am partial to Maple Leaf but you just know where I live.

Might just as well order them, Tony, I think you will get lots of use from them over the summer. Keith told me to say that.

I found these in the bottom of the freezer, i won't mention how old they are, it was either cook and eat or cook and throw out. They are on the grill. Cooked. Ready to taste. Plated This little guy sits on the swing outside my kitchen window facing in most times but he is guarding the feeder. Good news those thighs were tasty. Another save.

Congratulations to your daughter and I'm sure she enjoyed that dinner as did everyone else who was lucky enough to be at the grad. dinner.:)

Me either, ck but the good news is they are back and things are looking wonderful.

ck, nice trip to Publix, great service. What happened to all the pixs, I am unable to see any of them? This is what is showing on my screen-

I know very well that I'd love your enchiladas, soooooo tasty.:)

Sounds tasty, Bill. Thanks.

Wow, Keith, did you ever nail that cook.[emoji41][emoji7]🤗

Wow, Garvin, wouldn't that be a fun cook.

I am sure looking forward to the video on this cook.

Awesome, but no surprise.

tangles, it is be a beauty and will look fantastic at you house shortly.:)

Paul, that is quite the compliment and right back at you, those beef ribs look wonderful and no way am I doing beef ribs for a while.

Keith, you are no. 1 in my book but don't tell the others.

You guys are soooooooooo kind. Just call me Mac Julia Waters.

Yes, dstr, but cooking bacon on the grill adds such wonderful flavour to an already awesome product.

Those kabobs sure look delicious, what a great dinner.[emoji4]

Not being on the SV bandwagon is like not being on the OctoForks wagon.

I bought mine from a Lee Valley Store in Halifax and there was one broken but I know if I went in and told them they would replace it no questions asked. No difference in heat up time that I could tell, they are so thin and not solid. I have tried to get the Char-Broil Jon mentioned buy I was not able to find it in Canada. One advantage of these tiles is that they will fit any size grill.

The bonus with these is that you can cover as much or as little as you need leaving an area for direct grilling. Don't drop them though.

EGGARY, there should be a wrench in the tool kit that came with your KK.

notricharmstroong, normally I wouldn't need them but bacon drips fat like crazy and I am using my Little Ms Pebbles KK (16.5 inch) and the grate is quite close to the fire compared to my 22 inch KK. Because there is so much fat from the bacon when it hits the hot lump it goes up in flames and the taste from burnt fat is not good and one wouldn't want that taste to end up on the bacon. These tiles provides a barrier keeping the flame shooting close to my bacon. I hope this helps. The tiles were meant for gas grills to help prevent flare ups but I thought it just might work for my bacon. I am happy to say there was not burnt fat smell on my bacon.

I bought this last weekend when I was away and tried it on bacon to see if it would prevent the flare ups. Bacon cooked on the KK is awesome it has a lovely added flavour that you don't get in the frying pan. These ceramic tiles are 1/4 x 2 x 3.5 inches. I bought the small box with 30 tiles. Breakfast is on. Almost done- Plated. Here are the tiles that were below the bacon to stop the flare ups. I put the tiles on the lower grate and the bacon above them on the upper grate. No burnt fat taste on this bacon. It is another beautiful morning although cold, the thermometer says 62F but there is a cold north wind. It is so nice to be outside after a winter inside. Sitting in the sun I'm sure the temp. must have been at least 64F. Besides the sun, the leaves on the trees are just coming out and looking fresh and green. Time for a coffee and a good book.