Best 'George Foreman' Style Grill On The Market?

My George Foremen grill is getting a bit old. I like it except for the way
it leaks onto the countertop at times. It is also a pain to clean at times.

Being that Friday is going to be a big sale day, I was wondering what the
best Foreman style grill is on the market? Anyone happy with a particular
make or model? Price is not an issue since I use it so much.

Dean S. Lautermilch© ²ºº³ wrote:
My George Foremen grill is getting a bit old. I like it except for
the way it leaks onto the countertop at times. It is also a pain to
clean at times.

Being that Friday is going to be a big sale day, I was wondering what
the best Foreman style grill is on the market? Anyone happy with a
particular make or model? Price is not an issue since I use it so
much.

I have the PRECURSOR to the Foreman grill!
Its called the Grillerie! Its has the double sided grill, a cake pan/skillet
plate,
double sided pizelle maker, smooth double sided griddle plates, and double
sided
waffle plates,. look at EBay for a used one or maybe there are still a few
new out
there!


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I don't know which one is best, and I like to use it, but does anyone have a
secret to cleaning it?

i have hamilton beach with removeable plates.
easy to clean.
and real cheap
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"MEKIESS" wrote in message
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I don't know which one is best, and I like to use it, but does anyone have
a
secret to cleaning it?

I have found that the best way to clean a Foreman grill is to do it
immediately, while it is still hot. I use a wad of paper towels and wipe it
down thoroughly. After it has cooled, I use a soapy sponge several times
and then rinse it completely with a damp sponge, again several times. I
found that if I waited until it was cool to do the clean-up, when I tried to
scrape the food remnants, they splattered all over my counter and some of it
was difficult to remove from the grill, even with the scraper that it comes
with. Hope this helps.

Dean S. Lautermilch© ²ºº³ wrote:

My George Foremen grill is getting a bit old. I like it except for the way
it leaks onto the countertop at times. It is also a pain to clean at times.

Being that Friday is going to be a big sale day, I was wondering what the
best Foreman style grill is on the market? Anyone happy with a particular
make or model? Price is not an issue since I use it so much.

This was on one of our local stations last night:
http://www.wral.com/money/2667270/detail.html

"Testers said the $40 Hamilton Beach Meal Maker Express came out on top.
It can cook two hamburgers in short order and it was the only grill
tested that has removable plates that are dishwasher-safe."

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jmk in NC

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says...
I don't know which one is best, and I like to use it, but does anyone have a
secret to cleaning it?


As soon as you are done cooking, leave it plugged in and grab a couple
of paper towels. Run them under the faucet and squeeze the water out,
but not all of it -- you want it dripping a little. Wipe it down with
the damp towels and it will all come right up.

I use my Foreman grill almost every night. I don't see how I could be on
LC without it.

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Todd Walker
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LC since 10/20/03
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(MEKIESS) wrote in message ...
I don't know which one is best, and I like to use it, but does anyone have a
secret to cleaning it?

I also don't know which one is best but would like a larger one than
the one I have. I have a small one with the bun warmer, which I find
worthless.

I clean it the way you are not supposed to but it works great. I
unplug it, open it, put it in the sink and use the spray nozzle. I
give it a quick rinse with the spray nozzle then I use a sponge or
scrubbie/brush and some soap, rinse quickly with the spray nozzle
again, tip over to drain, and leave it open to dry.

I have been doing this for 2 years and it still works and looks great.
I use it almost daily and have even used it camping to toast bagels
for my daughter.

Best of luck.

"Arlene" wrote in message
om...
(MEKIESS) wrote in message
...
I don't know which one is best, and I like to use it, but does anyone
have a
secret to cleaning it?

I also don't know which one is best but would like a larger one than
the one I have. I have a small one with the bun warmer, which I find
worthless.

I clean it the way you are not supposed to but it works great. I
unplug it, open it, put it in the sink and use the spray nozzle. I
give it a quick rinse with the spray nozzle then I use a sponge or
scrubbie/brush and some soap, rinse quickly with the spray nozzle
again, tip over to drain, and leave it open to dry.

Thats the way I clean mine. i have a small one w/o the bun warmer. works
great for one person.

last year my wife and i bought one of the george foreman rotisseries. its a
great way to cook for two people, maybe three. fairly easy cleanup and
cooks just about anything evenly and without any extra grease. we use it
for fish, pork, and beef. I have not tried hot dogs or hamburgers in it,
but would bet they come out really nice as well.


I have been doing this for 2 years and it still works and looks great.
I use it almost daily and have even used it camping to toast bagels
for my daughter.

Best of luck.

"Cynthia P" wrote in message
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 16:18:54 -0500, "Dean S. Lautermilch© ²ºº³"
wrote:

My George Foremen grill is getting a bit old. I like it except for the
way
it leaks onto the countertop at times. It is also a pain to clean at
times.

Being that Friday is going to be a big sale day, I was wondering what the
best Foreman style grill is on the market? Anyone happy with a particular
make or model? Price is not an issue since I use it so much.

Hamilton Beach makes a really nice grill. Meal Maker Express. Grill
plates are removeable and easily cleanable. The drip pan is also easy
to use and clean.

Has timer... once you figure out the settings you like, produces very
nice grilled meats. Turns off when the timer goes off.

I went to the company website and found out that Home Depot carries some of
the models. I'll go tomorrow as well as Brandsmart. I do a lot of meats
except for steak in my George Foreman at this time. For steak, I got a
DeLonghi (sic) which is a very high quality toaster style oven that broils.
It does a very good job.