George Foreman Grills

George Foreman Grills: Less fat, less mess, more taste? (1005 words)
by hillcrestsan - written on 16.03.08 (Very useful, 337 readings)
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Just for the sake of much needed clarity, this review is specifically about the George Foreman GR20. There are as many varieties of George Foreman Grill past and present as there are victims of his right hook. We've had a few in our time, from the small to the large. They all are geared around the same principles which are to make grilling healthier, and to make him rich without having to do anything other than demonstrate how to cook a burger. The success of this grill is evidenced by the fact that he no longer has to advertise it or so it seems. This advert will be mostly glowing, on account of the fact that he might beat the crap out of me if it ...

Grillicious! (874 words)
by PyrettaBlaze - written on 21.01.08 (Very useful, 340 readings)
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After much ranting from my friends about the amazingness of the George Foreman grills, I caved and bought one for myself...the deciding factor was that as well as healthy fat reduced meat and chicken, I could also make myself cheese toasties. How healthy. Being the skintoid student I am, I splashed out on the GR18 (or cheapo) grill for a princely £19.99. Despite being devoid of many of the features of the more expensive grills, I've found it has proved its worth time and time again. In case you live under a rock, the point of the George Foreman is to cook food in a quick and healthy way. Its basically a pair of grill plates which get boiling hot and cook ...

George Foreman Grills: Sizzle and George (1042 words)
by yukkibear - written on 24.08.02 (Very useful, 1363 readings)
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This is the product George Foreman claims to be so good at reducing fat from food; he's signed his name to the product. I've wanted one for quite a while, but never actually convinced myself to shell out the cash for something I may use for a few days, only to have it sit at the back of the cupboard for the rest of it's life. There are various sizes and colour available, all ranging in price from about £25 - £60 I think. I've got the smallest one available. This will fit two quarter-pounder burgers on the grill, and cost me £25. The next size up shows two large chicken breasts along with a selection of vegetables on the side. This one ...