Im thinking about getting one. My best friend has one and she likes it. My former boss raved about his.

I want some Orger opinions about it...

one of my roomates has one

but damn, she keeps it really bad

i don't dare touch it, it might come alive

SammiJ said:

Hey you... are u still in lovers land?
and ewwww...that doesnt surprise me they dont clean the shower right?

I used to have it. I threw it out though. It irritated me because it would burn the shit out the outside of my chicken breast and it would be pink in the middle!!! Not good!
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Krystal666 said:

Yeah,thats exactly why I never got one.
I figured it doesnt cook anything all the way. It looks so flimsy,like a toy
They have an updated model,maybe it works better

ThreadCula said:

I have one but am not real crazy over it...
to me it seems to dry the food out a bit.

shayblackfeather said:

Oh no... I dont like dry anything

LOVE MINE!!!!!



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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

really? maybe I should get one...

I have one, it's very convenient for making a quick meal that's nice and hot. All that is asked is that the meat be no thicker than a half inch so it can cook fully, at least that's what I do.

my mum loves it
personally i see all those juices dripping into the tray
and i want to cry

thats the flavour
its gotta cook in that juice

its handy, maybe healthier
but it produces tastless food
id rather use my flat electric grill
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my job gave everyone little foreman grills last year for christmas. i don't grill meat, so i don't use it very much...but it IS good for quick grilled cheese sammiches.

I love mine, for juicier meat I leave mine a bit frozen poking it so I know it gets cooked in the middle. I do EVERYthing on the grill, the best are boneless chicken and fish, veggies and sausages. I stand over mine, I don't walk away and do other stuff, because once it starts to overcook that's when the stuff dries out. I find that if I marinade stuff before I grill the flavor stays in there when all the fat runs out

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Me too!

I have a Ronson, which is similar. It takes up a lot of space, but if you have it stored out of sight you never end up using it.

ThreadCula said:

Are you making Banana Nutbread again...

Steadwood said:

I dont think u can make BNB on a Foreman grill

ThreadCula said:

but you could grill slices of it!

A George Formby grill?

ThreadCula said:

Well that's no good...


I'd want my money back....

JDINTERACTIVE said:

the other George

JDINTERACTIVE said:

I have one. It's for my veggie stuff only

.. oh and I like it. It's so easy to use and clean and food doesn't take very long to cook.
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I had one - they're really convenient.

As SammiJ says, though, you need to clean them after every use. Otherwise, they get a bit icky. A former housemate of mine thought they clean themselves. It's now on a garbage tip somewhere.

I have the one that came out w/ removable plates before he did, I think it's Hamilton Beach. I've never used it though I don't "cook" much

i must confess although i dont quite like it
i do use it every week.

they have special sponges now so you can clean them
the sponge goes like this ~~~~~ or \/\/\/\/

its good for a quick toasted sandwich or suasage
but for meat i try to stay clear of the foreman

Thanks you guys

I think I'll go ahead and get one...

No, but George Forman has the shoes I designed

ThreadCula said:

....Remember to ask em about the Banana Nut Bread....

I have one thanks to Muse
It's great for grilling stuff, but the clean-up is a nightmare.
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