George Foreman grill question...

[bcoop]

brent i'll take that foreman grill off your hands. been trying to cut down on lunch costs and shit now that i dont get a perdiem.

I'll dig it out. It's in a box somewhere

[LS1Goat]

I had for a while, but ended up throwing it away. Was a bitch to clean.

[A_A_G]

I had for a while, but ended up throwing it away. Was a bitch to clean.

WTF were you cooking on it? I use mine every so often and its fairly easy to clean.

[LS1Goat]

WTF were you cooking on it? I use mine every so often and its fairly easy to clean.

Burgers. I got the smaller one when they first came out. Food was fine and definitely did a good job at draining the excess grease, but not very easy to clean.

[jdgregory84]

They're not bad. I definitely wouldn't use it for a cookout or anything, but as a one person meal maker they're fine.

[Steve]

Burgers. I got the smaller one when they first came out. Food was fine and definitely did a good job at draining the excess grease, but not very easy to clean.

It's because you didn't use any nonstick cooking spray and you sat down to eat first before cleaning it. You have to clean the grill while it's still somewhat warm.

[Lone Sailor]

We've had one ever since the kids were old enough to eat solid food. It is perfect for cooking up some quick hot dogs, burgers, brauts, smoked sausage, etc, for the kids. Easy clean up and the kids aren't old enough to care if the meat been coked over charcoal, gas, wood, etc, so it works out well.

[clevelandkid]

I had for a while, but ended up throwing it away. Was a bitch to clean.

The ones with the removable plates are much easier to clean - a little cooking spray, and a quick rinse and light scrub while its still warm, and it's as easy as can be.