🍔 George Foreman GRP472P Platinum 5-Serving Removable Plate Grill and Panini Press Review

I spent about a month looking through reviews and trying to research more when it came to the best George Foreman grill for my family. We are a family of two adults and a toddler who loves to eat out. It holds the perfect amount of grilled food for our family. Heats up evenly and lasts relatively short. For me, one of the most important things when buying a grill was whether or not it was EASY TO CLEAN. This was one of the main reasons I wanted the rust to be such that all the lube stayed in…

I had a small George Foreman grill that I liked but after a few years of use and then my husband forgot to turn it off and light food on it it was time for a new one. Wanting a bigger one, I bought this model because it advertised it as a 5 portion grill. I didn't open it for a while because I didn't want the same thing to happen to this one and before that I've been away from home several times. Well, the day after Christmas I had a family and my daughter offered to fry hamburgers for us. What

This is probably my third George Foreman and first of the greats. It's a little bulky, but it's a perfectly justified compromise considering the removable, almost self-cleaning grill plates! I have three teenagers who don't always clean things they use right away. I just put the plates under hot water for a few minutes, and the substances soaked in yesterday's chicken marinade immediately slid off. One of the reasons I waited before buying another one was the difficulty in cleaning them without

Advantages: - Easily fits in most trash cans. - The perfect basis for a talk about trusted brands going downhill after years of slow cutting. Cons: - This is NOT a 5 portion grill. Not even 5 children's portions. You can't even mount 3 SLIDERS on it - The grill doesn't get hot enough to actually grill - The cord is too short - Your non-stick surface isn't non-stick. Speaking of which, they couldn't even bring themselves to include the 5 cent plastic rust cleaning tool like they've done on other

Let me upfront by saying that I'm an incredibly bad cook. I'm very good at pancakes, mediocre at omelettes and really good at nothing else. I'm someone who can't boil water without spoiling it somehow. I also have a passion for steaks and have ruined dozens of steaks trying to cook one and failing. Someone at work suggested I try George Foreman's Grill and of course I was skeptical. However, I bought one. Installation was easy, just wash and insert the two ceramic plates and place a grease trap