200-square-inch electric indoor/outdoor grill cooks 12 burgers, chops at once
Top and bottom nonstick grills cook food in minutes without turning
Patented design permits fat to run off into drip tray
Variable temperature control, 30-minute timer
Editorial Review:
Now you can grill anytime anywhere, indoors or out, with this extra large Foreman grill. Like all the other Foremans, this one features the sloped non-stick cooking surface that allows grease and fat to drain away. The temperature control and timer ensure your food will be cooked to perfection. Embedded heating elements in both top and bottom speed cooking and seal in moisture and flavor. There is a grill stand available separately to make cooking outdoors even easier and safer.
With 200 square inches of grilling space, this version of the celebrated George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine grills 12 burgers or chicken breasts at once, perfect for entertaining. The 1500-watt appliance's appeal lies in its simplicity, convenience, and speed--not to mention its fat-fighting ability. Two grills cook burgers, steaks, chicken, sausage, fish, shrimp, and vegetables simultaneously from the top and bottom--indoors or outdoors. The resulting grill marks not only look appetizing but also contribute caramelized flavor. The bottom grill's deep channels collect fat, and the grill is sloped so the fat runs off into a dishwasher-safe aluminum tray (two included) stationed under the unit's front. A floating 2-inch-high hinge permits grilling of extra-thick steaks. One dial on the stay-cool handle controls temperature; the other is a 30-minute timer.
Because the grills are nonstick, cleanup is a snap, requiring just a quick scrape with a plastic spatula (two included) and a quick wipe with a paper towel or a sponge. Overall, the grill measures 20-1/4 inches wide, 8 inches high, and 21-1/4 inches deep. It's made of rugged black-and-gray cast aluminum and stands upright for compact storage. --Fred Brack
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
don't waste your money
i have owned 3 of these and none of them have worked any longer than 9 months, the last one lasting less than 3 months...the wiring burns up in each of them and it doesn't work and can't be fixed, i like the big cooking surface but i do not like having to buy a new one every six months
dont' waste your money on this product
Power Problem -otherwise??
This has nothing to do with Amazon. This product came from a brick and mortar store...I just received this grill for Christmas. I grilled sausage on it the first day and they turned out great -no complaints and better tasting than when cooked on a griddle. Unfortunately, during it's second use the power cut out. I thought it was either a curcuit breaker or Groung Fault Switch- it was neither. The dang thing just stopped working. There is no reset and it doesn't seem to have an access panel designed for... more info
Throw away all your other BBQ'S!
OK...I have had this grill and stand for at least 6 years! I believe I bought it the first year it came out. This is the most effecient grill Ive ever owned. I take frozen chicken breast add some salsa...throw them on...and 5 mins...yes 5 mins...from frozen to Mmm Mmm! Using this outside winter or summer...keeps the steam and smell from inside your house too! This grill has gone thru 3 moves and three states...and has stayed outside the whole time! Half of that was without cover! The ONLY reason...it does... more info
George Foreman grill
I loved my GF grills - I've had 2 of the large ones - that is, as long as they lasted. My 1st stopped working after 10 months. Thinking maybe this was a fluke, I bought another. I only got 6 months out of this one. I had none of the problems described by others (peeling, etc.), probably because they quit working so fast. I hate it, because I love it! lol I'm not willing to fork out another $100 for one more try. If I knew it would work until the peeling started, I'd settle for that, because time isn't as... more info
