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Grill bags.
VeryMan
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hello!
1) where can I find grill bags? are there in tesco? I can't find them
2) are they healthy? I want to place steaks and grill them in my Foreman but I am concerned about high temperatures and the possibility of food contamination
any references?
thanks!
1) where can I find grill bags? are there in tesco? I can't find them
2) are they healthy? I want to place steaks and grill them in my Foreman but I am concerned about high temperatures and the possibility of food contamination
any references?
thanks!
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Go back and have another look.where can I find grill bags? are there in tesco? I can't find them0 -
um - you want to use a grill bag on the George? Why? the whole point of the George is that all that fat runs OFF the food and into the drip trays. Besides which those bags are plastic - neither good for the environment or contaminating your food!0
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Eventually I found this:
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=265613946
Staff at Tesco didn't have a clue and there was no way for me to come up with these words to search for.0 -
That's not a grill bag. It's a reusable cooking sheet.
Though to be honest, I don't know what a grill bag would be. Oven bags for things like chicken yes; grill bags no.:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
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um - you want to use a grill bag on the George? Why? the whole point of the George is that all that fat runs OFF the food and into the drip trays. Besides which those bags are plastic - neither good for the environment or contaminating your food!
Mmm, ok you convinced me. Is there a spatula I could use instead? My grill didn't come with one.0 -
Do not believe the strange threads this guy posts.0
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Not a word . . .luvchocolate wrote: »Do not believe the strange threads this guy posts.0 -
Tigsteroonie wrote: »That's not a grill bag. It's a reusable cooking sheet.
Though to be honest, I don't know what a grill bag would be. Oven bags for things like chicken yes; grill bags no.
The roasting bags would have been better words for the OP to use.0 -
luvchocolate wrote: »Do not believe the strange threads this guy posts.
They do make for some interesting reading though.0
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