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George Foreman Grills - are they worth it?

Fusspot · 2015-01-10 18:50:43

I don't want to accumulate many gadgets in my kitchen but I have heard good things about the George Foreman grills. As I live alone a small one would suffice so shouldn't take up much room, even less than my slower cooker I would have thought. The thing is I am still struggling with the combi microwave and am just using…

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TravellingAbuela Posts: 7,353 Forumite

11 January 2015 at 7:33AM

I have a largish one shoved away at the back of a cupboard and it hasn't seen the light of day for years!! I remember it cooked sausages ok but chicken and steaks always seemed quite dry. Maybe I overcooked them? Anyway, the idea of doing toasted sandwiches in them appeals to me so I think I will fish it out and give it a second chance! Thanks for the idea!

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