George Foreman Baby Grill 13631

One of the reasons to why I was attracted to buying a health grill or a low fat reducing grill isn't just because it is healthy. Working 9 to 5 in a school can be particularly stressful and at the end of the day there are times when I just want an instant meal made with fresh ingredients that won't allow me to stand about in my kitchen for more than an hour. As such with my new health regime I reckoned that instead of putting up with my convection grill which takes an age to heat up and stand back in fear of it flaming because of spitting fat on meats making contact with the radiant element, I would invest in a health grill. At first the options were ...  Read the complete review

Goerge Foreman has come up with yet another compact and healthy grill for instant cooking. The rectangular shap is easy to store and the design is simply fabulous. I was interested in a gadget that woul allow me to cook in very little time and cook healthy as well. The non stick interior (as in any other grill) omit the need to spray any oil before placing meat/vegetables on to it. I have tried cooking mea cutlets, boneless chicken breasts and vegetable a like on this grill and they have turned out just as the product manual claims. The healthy factor is very important for me and I use this grill for almost every other meal to make the main ...  Read the complete review

I have lived on my own for 2 years in a studio flat with no space for an oven people ask me how I survive.... It's the Baby George Foreman! All I have is a microwave and this George Foreman. Its light small durable and has many uses. This is the best kitchen gadget ever. As one would expect it grills meats ect.. but I also use it for grilling vegetable kebabs, warming bread, pannis, toasted sandwiches and even fruit! I got my grill in the sale at £14.99 however I think usually price is about £18 which is a bargain. It is easy to use switch on with lid down, add cooking spray or oil, wait for the red light to turn off and away you go. The ...  Read the complete review

I was treated to one of these by my mum as a 'moving to your new house(share)' present. It's not my first Foreman-experience, as my mum owns a '6-seater' (as we call it) herself. As well as an attempt at healthier eating, I find the George Foreman grill a really handy gadget for knocking up a quick meal - less than 10 minutes of minor effort and I have cooked two cooked chicken breasts for my dinner and lunch the following day. We have, however, corrupted these so called healthy gadgets and one of our favourite snacks would be the cheese and bacon toasty. Warm up the George, slap on your bacon, stick two slices of bread in your toaster and you're on your way ...  Read the complete review

We wouldn't be without our George Foreman baby grill. it is absolutely fantastic. When these things first came on the Market. I thought whats the point another appliance to clutter the kitchen. We were given one as a wedding present and it is so useful. It's great for toasted sandiwcihes/wraps/paninins (use part baked baguette), grilling veg, sausages, burgers, halloumi, etc. It's good when you've only a little bit to cook and don't need to heat the whole oven or fry everything in oil. It comes with a little drip tray which catches any fat, and is really easy to clean. It was really usefyl that it also came with two funny spatulas with ridges to ...  Read the complete review