Best Model of Foreman Grill

Drakkon

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I've got a "champ"...its not big enough for a steak and can only do one burger at a time, in other words worked great in college but now that I'm an "adult" it just dont cut it anymore...well that and the fact i've had it for 5 years and the non-stick is starting to wear off.

Whats the next model worth moving up to?
 

Jeff7181

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Get the Suzanne Sommers one... you can put the grilling surfaces in the dishwasher. :D
 

Phoenix15

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I've got a knock off (can't remember the brand name) It actually works better than any real George Foreman I've ever had. Big enough to do 4-6 HUGE burgers on and it even has a three position thermostat. The hinges seem to be set a little taller than a Georege too, so it doesn't take as much effort to lock it. I only paid about $30-35 for it at Wallie World too. :D
 

Phoenix15

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Originally posted by: Phoenix15
I've got a knock off (can't remember the brand name) It actually works better than any real George Foreman I've ever had. Big enough to do 4-6 HUGE burgers on and it even has a three position thermostat. The hinges seem to be set a little taller than a Georege too, so it doesn't take as much effort to lock it. I only paid about $30-35 for it at Wallie World too. :D


Just remembered the brand name. It's a Hamilton Beach.
 

Drakkon

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Originally posted by: Phoenix15
Originally posted by: Phoenix15
I've got a knock off (can't remember the brand name) It actually works better than any real George Foreman I've ever had. Big enough to do 4-6 HUGE burgers on and it even has a three position thermostat. The hinges seem to be set a little taller than a Georege too, so it doesn't take as much effort to lock it. I only paid about $30-35 for it at Wallie World too. :D


Just remembered the brand name. It's a Hamilton Beach.
my parents have one of those i think, aren't the channels a bit deeper and it seemed to leave higher intensity grill lines on whatever you cook?
 

Phoenix15

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Originally posted by: Drakkon
Originally posted by: Phoenix15
Originally posted by: Phoenix15
I've got a knock off (can't remember the brand name) It actually works better than any real George Foreman I've ever had. Big enough to do 4-6 HUGE burgers on and it even has a three position thermostat. The hinges seem to be set a little taller than a Georege too, so it doesn't take as much effort to lock it. I only paid about $30-35 for it at Wallie World too. :D


Just remembered the brand name. It's a Hamilton Beach.
my parents have one of those i think, aren't the channels a bit deeper and it seemed to leave higher intensity grill lines on whatever you cook?



Yeah, I believe so. Seems to channel more of the fat away. White with a sliding thermostat on the top?
 

SelArom

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ain't walmart great? their alternate brand food saver kicks ass too! I haven't tried the hamilton beach grill, but the george foreman "next grilleration" has removable grill plates, and it can be had for ~ $60. I got it on clearance @ walmart for $50. definitely worth it. easy to use and more importantly, easy to clean! and big enough for 3 big or maybe 4 small burgers

-SelArom