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George Foreman Grills

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Duffo Oct 2017 6:17am, 11 Oct 2017 869 posts	Quote Pin Duffo Any thoughts on George Foreman Grills ? Many thanks Duffo
fetcheveryone Oct 2017 9:49am, 11 Oct 2017 18,620 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone Is it this or the Nutribullet? You could do a poll
Old Croc Oct 2017 9:52am, 11 Oct 2017 28,723 posts	Quote Pin Old Croc use ours a lot - although am not sure it is that particular brand. Used to have the larger one on a stand outside - it was fab
McGoohan Oct 2017 11:28am, 11 Oct 2017 31,506 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan I burnt my ukulele. Then I realised I was using my George Formby grill.
Too Much Water Oct 2017 12:37pm, 11 Oct 2017 6,314 posts	Quote Pin Too Much Water I use a Zaigle instead
Dvorak Oct 2017 12:48pm, 11 Oct 2017 14,371 posts	Quote Pin Dvorak Well, they are certainly worthwhile if you like to grill things (which I do, two or three times a week.) I did like my old one better (one of the first ones, with bun warmer) than its replacement though. The second had a higher power* and I was used to a slow grilling. Also, the high position lock was not so useful, the plates really need to be in contact with the food. Both were replaced when they became impossible to clean properly and for a third grill I got one from Lidl which had removable plates and could be used opened up. It's proved not as good in several ways and I think I'd have been better with another George or similar. Tip: grilled chips. Much quicker than using the oven. *not in the sense of being a spiritual grill.
Red Squirrel Oct 2017 1:29pm, 11 Oct 2017 20,345 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel
StuHolmes Oct 2017 2:31pm, 11 Oct 2017 1,823 posts	Quote Pin StuHolmes Ours get used all the time for toasties/paninis.
swittle Oct 2017 2:49pm, 11 Oct 2017 45,702 posts	Quote Pin swittle Doubles up as an effective tie press.
StuHolmes Oct 2017 3:43pm, 11 Oct 2017 1,824 posts	Quote Pin StuHolmes Not sure I want my tie smelling of bacon and stilton!