Posted by lbbss on February 9, 2009, 5:37 pm
What's so Good about George Foreman Grill? Besides that it's
healthier, since the fat runs off. Other wise, is it not the same as
a Frying pan, taste wise? It's no resubstitute for a bbq, since
you don't get flame and smoke smell. Just curious, if they are
worth buying? thanks.
Posted by albundy2 on February 9, 2009, 6:45 pm
> What's so Good about George Foreman Grill? Besides that it's
> healthier, since the fat runs off. Other wise, is it not the same as
> a Frying pan, taste wise? It's no resubstitute for a bbq, since
> you don't get flame and smoke smell. Just curious, if they are
> worth buying? thanks.
Or you could wait for a garage sale at the end of this long tunnel we
call winter.
Posted by Evelyn on February 9, 2009, 7:53 pm
> What's so Good about George Foreman Grill? Besides that it's
> healthier, since the fat runs off. Other wise, is it not the same as
> a Frying pan, taste wise? It's no resubstitute for a bbq, since
> you don't get flame and smoke smell. Just curious, if they are
> worth buying? thanks.
The only benefit is that both sides of the item being cooked, are cooked at
once because both top and bottom plates of the grill are hot. Spatter is
reduced as well. So speed and reduction of spatter are the two main
benefits.
They are awkward to clean and you have to store it as well. A frying pan
is still tops.
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Posted by me on February 9, 2009, 8:19 pm
>They are awkward to clean and you have to store it as well. A frying pan
>is still tops.
Agree
Posted by Marsha on February 9, 2009, 8:08 pm
lbbss wrote:
> What's so Good about George Foreman Grill? Besides that it's
> healthier, since the fat runs off. Other wise, is it not the same as
> a Frying pan, taste wise? It's no resubstitute for a bbq, since
> you don't get flame and smoke smell. Just curious, if they are
> worth buying? thanks.
Nothing special. George just needs the money to pay for all his
children who are named after him.
Marsha
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> healthier, since the fat runs off. Other wise, is it not the same as
> a Frying pan, taste wise? It's no resubstitute for a bbq, since
> you don't get flame and smoke smell. Just curious, if they are
> worth buying? thanks.