George Foreman Grill - Which One ???

[GoogalieBear]

Whats up fellow SD'ers? I am in the market for a Geroge Foreman Grill. I recently got in a motorcycle accident :biker: and broke my leg :stretchr: so going inside and outside a bunch of times to get the grill going, clean off the surface, bring the food out, put it on, cook it, and then finally eat it, its too much of a process with only one leg and 2 crutches......so I am looking for a George Foreman grill to just cook up come burgers & dogs, chicken (bone and boneless), maybe some fish. I did a little looking around and noticed people hate cleaning them and that it is a process to do so. They make one with removeable plates that can go in the dishwasher.

I am just wondering if anyone has one, either with or without the removeable plates, and if they like their model or not. Please if you can provide why or why not you like your grill.

Also I will be laid up until December:cold: , so it will be getting its use.:eat:

And if you know of any place that has them cheap or on sale that would be well appreciated!

Thanks very much in advance !!!

[epb613]

I spent 4 years of college cooking on these things non stop. Absolutely insist on one with the removable plates. Otherwise you'll have to take the whole grill and drop it in your sink (try not to get the cord wet). Size is a matter of convenience. It's easier to cook all your food at one, but it will cost more $, and be harder to fit in your dishwasher. And anyhow, these things cook burgers/dogs pretty quickly. Also, consider Hamilton Beach brand. They're a bit cheaper, and from my experience, they're better quality.

[GoogalieBear]

Thanks a lot for the info. I will be getting it today!

[bobley]

Costco B&M has one for $29.99 in red. It is a next generation model with removable plates, but without the bun warmer. I didn't write down the model or item number. I'm considering getting one.