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george foreman grill
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I use mine all the time and think they are great.
I hate burnt food and fat in/on food these grills practically iliminate this.
They are also good for when children start to cook for themselves. My son who was 15 when I bought my grill would never cook anything himself unless it came out of a tin and into a microwave.
However he loves using the grill and as it has a temperature control and a timer he hardly has to do anything which is his type of cooking. Also it is relatively safe to use and I don't have to worry aout him burning the house down while I'm out.
I would recommend that you buy one with removable grill plates because although they are easy to clean in the beginning after using mine regularly
for 2 years it is now almost impossible to clean it thoroughly.The coating is coming off because of too much scrubbing.0
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