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George Foreman Large Health Grill £29.99
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JeNjEn_3
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In Costco they are selling George Foreman 10099 Large Health Grills for just £29.99 - they don't sell products on the internet but for your nearest store visit - https://www.costco.co.uk - they definatley have them in stock in the Manchester and Oldham Stores - in other shops such as tesco they are £49.99
Costco arne't selling them as a limited offer this is how much they usually are
Costco arne't selling them as a limited offer this is how much they usually are
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Its also worth checking out all the other electrical retailers to see what offers they have on as foreman grills are very often reduced these days. Over xmas nearly every place had foreman grills at half price - incl currys & argos. I bought a very large foreman grill from currys for 39quid, should have been 80.0
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George 10099 large grill also 29.99 at Currys.0
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Can you use this grill outdoors, would it substitute as a BBQ?
I'm fed up of the gas BBQs and the charcoal are too messy!!
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booogle wrote:George 10099 large grill also 29.99 at Currys.
Yep, as I said, check the other places to!salsa1 wrote:Can you use this grill outdoors, would it substitute as a BBQ?
I'm fed up of the gas BBQs and the charcoal are too messy!!
I dont see why not. You can use it anywhere which has an electric socket. The only downside is that it might be worth comparing the cost of the electricity used on it compared to the gas or charcoal you`d use.
Personally id stick with the bbq. I find my foreman doesnt really cook sausages as well as on a bbq. The BBQ is a very healthy way of cooking in my opinion, you probably get more fat run out of the food than you do on the foreman.0
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