We had our first George Foreman Entertaining grill several years ago but with time and use it started to deteriorate. It lasted a good while, however, and because it seemed so effective I decided to just buy the same one again a few months ago. If you want a healthier way to cook meat and want enough space to do more than half a pork chop, then this is a great option that's worth the initial price investment. ... The Brand ... The George Foreman brand was launched in 1996 with the first 'Lean Mean Fat Reducing Grilling Machine', designed because the boxer himself apparently wanted a product that meant he could eat as much of the lovely meat he ...  Read the complete review

When we first moved to Llandudno we purchased a three storey Victorian house as mom and dad were moving with us and we all intended to live together. Dad had Alzheimer's disease and I was to become his full time carer (with mom's help). The idea was that mom and dad would have the ground floor of the house as a 'flat' and Dave and I would have the rest of the house. When we first moved we wanted to get the downstairs done first so that mom and dad would be able to get settled. This meant that we didn't have a proper kitchen as the kitchen in the house was on the ground floor - obviously. I 'made' a kitchen in one of our bedrooms using bits of furniture that ...  Read the complete review

For cooking meat, I have never really been that big a fan of frying it and so when I started watching what I was eating and enjoying my meat more I invested in a George Foreman grill. These are very popular and most households will have a grill like this in some form or another. I wanted the actual George Foreman one and I wanted a decent sized one too as when cooking for dinner parties or guests, I like to have room to cook a few bits of meat at once which is exactly why this particular model was the right one for me. APPEARANCE This grill is very nice to look at and very classy, it is a round sort of oval shaped silver grill and on the top of the ...  Read the complete review

We were given this as a Xmas present one year and a lot of our friends raved about it at the time. It is basically an indoor grill with a corrugated surface that cooks both sides at once. Size wise you could easily feed a family of 4 from it (and it quotes that it will do 6 portions), cooking burgers, chicken breasts, sausages etc and whatever else you can get between the grills. The process is that you first pre-warm the grills for about 10 minutes. The top has 2 buttons and a digital timer to assist with this where you can set the time, start it off and it gives a load beep when it has finished. You then lift the top grill (which is hinged on a floating hinge from  Read the complete review

This review is of the George Foreman 10099, an indoor grill, very useful for small amounts of cooking. The model I have, and as far as I know the only colour that is available for this model, is silver coloured. The packaging notes that it can hold six chicken breasts to give you an indication of the amount of food that it can both hold and cook. For those that aren't aware, grills such as these can be very efficient in terms of the speed at which they cook, which may mean you don't need to power up an oven, and they can be of health benefit, given that the fat drains off to an easily cleanable and removable tray. I'd note at this point ...  Read the complete review