George Foreman 14525 Grill For anyone that doesn't yet know the joys of a George Foreman lean mean grilling machine it is a work top portable grill that cooks the food from both the top and bottom, while set on a slight slant to let all the unhealthy fat drain away. As with many of the other models of the George Foreman I think it looks rather stylish with the stainless steel finish. Personally, I love having a George Foreman around and I use it for a whole range of cooking, from burgers to cheese toasties to many more... This model has the added benefit of being able to remove the grill plates and clean them away from the machine. My ...  Read the complete review

I bought this a while ago now, as my cooker doesn't have a grill, so I thought this would be a handy appliance to have in our kitchen. I bought a cheap george foreman a year ago and all it did was burn all the food, so I thought I would pay a bit more and try and get something more decent. I paid about £80 for this george foreman so I was expecting it to be good. So far I havn't been disappointed, it is actually quite a good grill. This george foreman grill is silver in colour, and it is actually quite small and compact, It says it cooks four portions, but I have only ever cooked two on it, which seems the perfect size for two, I don't know if there would be ...  Read the complete review

The George Foreman grill is a great addition to any kitchen. It's different from a conventional grill, as the tilted shape makes the fat pour off the food. Any foods cooked on these grills are healthy and taste better. The grill has a large plate but is compact and doesn't take up much room. Some great features of this grill include the timer on the top. You can put food one and leave it until the alarm goes off. The grill comes with books of cooking advice and estimated times for each food. The handle is a good idea but it does take up a lot of room on my counter. A much smaller and less pronounced handle would have worked just as well. ...  Read the complete review

The George Foreman grill in its various guises has been around for quite a few years now, and has enjoyed large levels of popularity among people who want to eat healthy the easy way. This grill comes with a drip tray to catch the fat, and a spatula for easy cleaning. It also has a feature which allows you to melt toppings on food, something which sounds tasty, but doesn't necessarily seem to coincide with the healthy image of the grill. This model provides enough space on its non-stick surface to cook four standard portions of food. Many types of food can be cooked using the grill, and the included information leaflet explains how long to cook ...  Read the complete review