George Foreman 4-Serving Indoor Grill with Removable Plates

VERY pleased with this George Foreman electric grill. I cook burger patties on it - mostly bison burger patties. I heat it up 3 minutes, put the garlic salt and pepper seasoned patties on it, two at a time, and set the timer for another 3 minutes.I like my meat very well done, and this works perfectly for me. The drip pan catches all of the fat and extra juices, and the patties are always cooked evenly.I may try it for grilled sandwiches in the future, but right now I am not eating any bread items. It appears to be well made, is a breeze to clean up, and takes up very little room on my counter

I had this in my cart for a long time, thinking about whether I would really use it or not.I found it on sale and pulled the trigger.I find that I actually use it at least once or twice a week.I bought it to make burgers since I am not crazy about having to clean up the grease splatter when I use my cast iron skillet but honestly, I am still on the fence about whether I like how the burgers come out.Since there is no temperature control, you just season the meat, throw it on the grill and wait.The meat is cooked and has the grill lines cooked in but you don’t get the same char (flavor) as cast

I bought this sandwich maker recently and I’m very happy with it. It heats up fast and makes perfectly toasted, crispy sandwiches every time. The non-stick plates are easy to clean, and it’s compact for my kitchen.I’ve used it for grilled cheese, ham sandwiches, and even sweet versions — all turn out delicious. Excellent value and works great after several weeks.Highly recommended!

This is a great choice for cooking up protein and reducing the fat/grease while being super easy to clean. Fast, even cooking and no need to flip. Took one star off because it’s way smaller than I expected. I can cook 2 hamburger patties at a time max, so I wouldn’t say 4 servings. But it’s still great!

I needed a contact grill for meats, veggies, etc that was super easy to clean. My current panini press (Cuisinart) is good for sandwiches but impossible to clean for meats.Pluses -Size - holds 2 frozen Costco burgers or 2 chicken breasts, etcPerformance - remarkably fast cooking, even those frozen burgers (5 mins), great (and tasty) grill marks, asparagus 3 mins, fat/grease/juices drain into drip tray because unit is designed sloping forward, handle remains coolClean-up - Big Plus! - grill plates are well-designed and made, easy to remove and replace, super slick non-stick finish, drip tray is

I love this little thing!! Super slippery grill plates. Super easy to clean. However hot dogs slide right out when you lift the lid because of the pitch of the unit. That’s great for draining grease, not so much for hotdogs landing on the floor. To compensate for this, when I make hotdogs I put something under the front legs to level the unit a little. Problem solved.U can only fit 2 large burger patties (fresh not frozen) at a time. I cook 7 min and perfect medium well.Only has 1 temperature, HOT. And the indicator on the lid is red when preheating and then a green light comes on when ready.G

I bought my George Foreman grill because I am trying to eat better. It is wonderful, I have cooked chicken breast and salmon both with peppers, onions and mushrooms. The food cooks quickly and tastes great. I just wipe clean and I'm done.

This grill cooks good, but it is not the same quality as the one I had for 20 years. Except for the heating elements and grill plates this newer version is made of mostly plastic. The back of the grill plates leave a black greasy residue on anything that touches them. Even after multiple washes.It would be safer to use with an off on switch as the previous model had. The only way to turn this unit on or off is with the electric cord. As I already mentioned it does cook well and the cooking side of the plates are nonstick and clean easily.