Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Nov 23 '09
Pros: easy to use and clean, cooks evenly, travels well, can use year round
Cons: no charcol taste, can't lift by handles w/out loosing the legs
Summary: I purchased my George Foreman GGR50B Electric Indoor/Outdoor Grill about three ago at BJ’s. I was looking for a grill that I could take with us on the weekend. My youngest son races go karts and we spend most weekends at the race track. I ... read more
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Jun 16 '09
Pros: Easy and fun. Like the indoor George Foreman but inside or out and more options.
Cons: Not really what I'd call a grill - but that's fine.
Summary: For many reasons, a typical gas or charcoal grill may not work for you. Perhaps you live where they don't allow "fire." Maybe you just are gosh awful when you put food to fire. No problem!George Foreman has you covered with this ... read more
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Jul 18 '07
Pros: Large cooking surface, moist, cooked meat. Cooks fast.
Cons: Not recommended for hamburgers, steak etc. use reg BBQ when possible.
Summary: My friend has this grill, and made boneless, skinless chicken breasts for me for dinner. I was very impressed, they were moist and tasty and cooked fast. Boneless, skinless chicken breasts tend to dry out when making them on a regular BBQ grill or in ... read more
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Apr 17 '07
Pros: Simple simplicity
Cons: can be easily dropped!!
Summary: George Foreman has delivered yet another ko blow with his easy-to-use grills. The George Foreman grill gives you that satisfying sizzling sensation right in your own home. And what better sensation is there than a good sizzling at home!! Because simply ... read more
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Feb 04 '07
Pros: Large grill surface, non-stick (easy clean), electric/indoor operation, grease trap, light weight.
Cons: Gravity held components, lid holder.
Summary: Hear ye dwellers of apartment, condo, and some town homes! We who live without access to 'yard', 'patio', or 'back porch', must we also live without freedom to grill? Must friends and family who come to feast wait while each cut of our ... read more
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Aug 22 '06
Pros: Affordable, fast heating, excellent alternative to those that cannot have a real grill.
Cons: Challenging to clean, fats don't run into drip pan due to a lack of tilt.
Summary: This outdoor version of the George Foreman has been a godsend for my family ever since we moved into a condo that does not allow coal or propane on the wood decks (a wise decision). We had become accustomed to doing quite a bit of grilling year round so ... read more
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Jul 05 '06
Pros: large, removable cooking surface. Sturdy.
Cons: a bit difficult to clean
Summary: I bought this grill because I needed one with a larger surface area from my old model, and because grills with open flame are forbidden in my apartment complex. Overall, this model meets both qualifications well. It's great for cookouts and parties ... read more
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Apr 18 '06
Pros: light, inexpensive, easy cleaning, large cooking surface
Cons: because it's light, it's not really sturdy, but that's about it
Summary: I LOve ThiS gRiLL simply put!!...if you are one of the unfortunates who are not allowed to have charcoal grill where you live (like me) this is the product to get. CHeap, simple assembly, very very easy to clean, light and portable, ... read more
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Nov 12 '05
Pros: Easy to clean and use! Can cook inside in winter!
Cons: Takes up a little bit of space, but not a lot!
Summary: When we first moved into our apartment, we didn't quite realize just how much we'd miss a grill. The oven in our apartment is from the 1950's and is literally older than we are. It has no broil capabilities and does not cook evenly. That wouldn't have ... read more
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May 04 '05
Pros: Portable, better than comparable indoor grilling products, easy to use
Cons: I would rather have a regular grill, but that isn't an option
Summary: Guess what? There are NO gas/charcoal grills allowed on the patios at my apartment complex! For a lover of all things grilled, this was quite a traumatic realization. My husband was equally upset, and came home a short time later with the George ... read more
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Sep 01 '04
Pros: Indoor/outdoor capability, large cooking surface, easy to clean, can use as oven
Cons: you have to be careful with any non-stick surface, but this one is very durable
Summary: I have had several foreman grills and this is by far my favorite. Some pros are: # Easily converts from outdoor to indoor use # 17.5" diameter - over 240 square inches of cooking surface # Center channel drains fat into large grease tray # Non-stick ... read more
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Jul 07 '04
Pros: Small size takes up little deck space. Fastest clean-up I've ever experienced in a grill.
Cons: None that we noticed.
Summary: This is possibly one of the most unique grills we’ve ever purchased. Now, neither my husband nor I are grill fanatics... We just love to eat, and to be able to sit on the deck and crack open a cold one while we’re cooking sounds like a pretty ... read more
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Apr 25 '07
Pros: if you can't get gas or coal this is the way to go.
Cons: doesn't take a beating like higher grade electric grills.
Summary: if you live in an apartment complex this is optimal but there are many other electric grills out there so shop around. this is lightweight, nonstick (don't go crazy, the nonstick wont last long if you try to do any real live grilling) worthwhile if
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Mar 23 '07
Pros: heats up quick.
Cons: required an extension cord.
Summary: This grill is good for either indoors or outdoors, its great for a rainy day or for the winter. The food tastes good and you know its not as greasy as other grilling methods. Mine was given to me by my dad but I would still buy it for full price its
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Aug 24 '04
Pros: Light cooking okay. We use it primarily for cooking vegetables on cabobs now.
Cons: Teflon surface will scratch and once that happens watch out. ONLY USE PLASTIC UTENSILS!!
Summary: Don't even think about doing meat in barbeque sauce with this one! Still are not able to get all the cooked sauce off as it bonded with the surface. Also, never use any utensil other than a plastic one because once the teflon coating starts to peel your
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