Wedding Reviews

I love this canister set- the glass jars are heavy duty and since the lids screw on, it keeps the food inside fresh. And since they are glass with silver tone lids and labels, they will match most kitchen decors. These are great if you are going for a streamlined, or a more contemporary look. The labels read: tea, coffee, sugar, and flour. I only wish that they made a pasta jar, as well.

I think the George Formann grill is easy to clean! If you clean it as soon as you're finished cooking, the grease and everything just slides right off. It also makes things taste great! I thought that things would be dry, but the food tastes great. I use it for chicken, portabello mushrooms, filets, etc. I enjoy everything we make on the Foreman grill.

If you miss summer BBQ's this is for you. I love the way the grill marks the chicken, hamburger, veggies, etc. for a real authentic look, as well as taste. My only suggestion is to cook your food at least 2 minutes less than the recommended time suggested otherwise your meat will out dry as there is no fat to keep it moist. It's wonderful if you live in the city and clean up is very easy, although I do spray the top and bottom with Pam to avoid sticking and easier cleanup.

My Dad bought this with a gift card my brother got him. He's wanted a George Foreman for a while and finally got it. It has been a nice counter decoration for several months now. It hadn't been used. I wanted a little steak the other day and didn't want to have to stand over the stove. So, I plugged this thing in.

It only took about 10 minutes for both sided to be done. It was a great dinner. I also used it to grill chicken and some veggies. Then, I put then in a torilla and grilled to quesadilla on this.

I like how the fatty grease and oils flow into the little tray. Makes you really think about what goes into your body when you use a skillet.

Clean up is a breeze. Just let it cool off and wipe it down with a soapy washcloth. The little plastic trays can be washed in the sink or dishwasher.

I have noticed that the smaller ones also make great gifts, especially for college students (wink, wink).

When my first Foreman (the small version) finally kicked the bucket and was retired with full honors, I went straight out to buy another one. This model is the best of several I've come across. It's sturdy, well constructed, the floating hinge lets you cook thicker cuts of meat, and it's wider than the smaller version so you don't have to scrunch up the bacon on the cooking surface. Everything I've grilled on it has come out tasting great. No more grease splatters all over the stove is another plus. And cleaning it up is a snap. I don't understand why anyone has a problem cleaning a Foreman. If it's cooled down, plug it in, let it warm up so that the grease melts, unplug it, take some damp paper towels and wipe it clean. You can add a little bit of detergent if you want but it's not necessary. My old Foreman performed like the champ its namesake was, and I'm expecting the same from this one.

This is our first day with our GF grill, but we've already made grilled vegetables (zucchini, mushrooms, bell peppers, onions) and Boca burgers. Everything turned out very well, and it was quick and easy. I think it's pretty easy to clean, too (much easier than your average broiler pan). This is a good size for two people, but don't expect to cook everything at once (i.e., meat and vegetables together). There isn't enough room, and if the items aren't of uniform thickness, the thinner items won't be as nicely grilled. Also, you may have to turn some items midway to get grill marks on both sides. I don't think the bun warmer does much good on its own, but it can be useful for keeping bread products warmed after you've heated them in the toaster. All in all, I'm very pleased. My husband and I had fun playing grill chefs indoors on a chilly fall day.

There are too many great things to say about this little device: It's affordable to anybody, even if you are a student stuck living at school. It's compact, you can store it anywhere--a closet, your car, your office, the kitchen cabinet. It's powerful--I have plugged it in and in just minutes began working on an entire three course meal for six people with only this unit to work with. It's easy to clean--this is one of the few products out there that is every bit as easy to clean as the commercials show it to be on TV. It's is economical, using very little electricity to do a just that would waste electricity in a conventional oven or even an older model microwave oven. It's versatile--I have cooked everything from thin pieces of tempeh strips to thick steaks and it cooks both to perfection. You never would have been able to convince me to buy anything on TV before (and most certainly not from a former boxing champion...) but since a friend both this grill for me I have thanked them time and again (and in turn bought the same gift for many a friend of my own).