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Which should I get, a toaster oven or a george forman grill? I'd like to add one of these to my kitchen. Which do you recommend? What are the perks of either?
Started by Sweetie Pie on
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We use our toaster oven to toast stuff a....
You can basically grill inside plus its easy to clean and takes allLook up Rich Hall George Foreman Grill, and that will answer it! Source(s): Spicks and Specks.
Pan George forman grill...
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Tell me. I'm intrigued. The few things served to me off of one of them were delicious, not greasy, crispy, hot.
I want one don't I? I can make grilled chicken without firing up a BBQ grill in a 2nd floor NYC apartment. Right?
Started by Cartooniverse on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at straightdope):
Haven....
It's also a sandwich press.
Yeah, it's pricey but the Cuisinart is much.
A George Foreman grill and a crock pot will take you far, young a George Foreman grill and now have a Cuisinart Griddler .
The kitchen, and are easy to clean.
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Teflon spay to repair george forman grill? i would like to know where i can buy teflon spray for my grill
Started by betty on
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Mine is about 6 years old and used four or five times a week and doesn't have a mark on it! think about it you heat this... .
And remember never to use metal utensils on it in future .
If its peeling, its going to carry on peeling.
Forget it - buy a new one.
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Why is so hard to clean when you lose the scrubby that came with it? :(
Any suggestions?
Started by Huntsvillemama2012 on
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I purchased an electric indoor/outdoor grill Model GGR50B on April 11th (order #102-2614505-3087452. Upon putting it together, there was no thread in the handle for attaching it to the lid. My Son promptly called to order a replacement part. After a couple...
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If you don't already have one I highly recommend getting George Forman Grill. I have been learning how to cook a varied of things with it. Beef, chicken are easy. panni sandwiches, hot dog, sausage all can be done very low fat and tasty. I am getting ...
Started by 69 on
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I bought one, the smallest and cheapest....
I'm hopeful that, over the years, they've improved on the design of it .
But glad you're enjoying yours.
I found it very difficult to clean.
I had one several years ago and I sold it to someone who worked with me .
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Found by goonertillidie
£29.99 @ AmazonUse code NGGW15 (Code works on all items)Cooks up to 5 portions of food516 (cm2) grilling surface1370 - 1630 wattsSloped grill design, channels fat & grease into separate drip trayNon-stick grill cooks from top ...
Started by Sir Trevor The News Reader on
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If you don't already have one I highly recommend getting George Forman Grill. I have been learning how to cook a varied of things with it. Beef, chicken are easy. panni sandwiches, hot dog, sausage all can be done very low fat and tasty. I am getting ...
Started by 69 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at weightwatchers):
I bought one, the smallest and cheapest....
I'm hopeful that, over the years, they've improved on the design of it .
But glad you're enjoying yours.
I found it very difficult to clean.
I had one several years ago and I sold it to someone who worked with me .
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On Mon, 9 Feb 2009 14:37:55 -0800 (PST), lbbss <labicff@yahoo.com
What's so Good about George Foreman Grill? Besides that it's
healthier, since the fat runs off. Other wise, is it not the same as
a Frying pan, taste wise? It's no resubstitute...
Started by lbbss on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
George just needs the money to pay for all his
children.
Marsha <mas@xeb.net
Nothing special.
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Does anyone in the group use one ? If so can you suggest a few recipes ?
Kathy
Started by ms-diamonds-416@msn.com on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Cookingwell/recipes/default.aspx
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=recipes+george+foreman+grill&aq=0&oq=recipes.
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