George Foreman Grill - Baby

I've had my baby George for 5 years now. I can't live without it, excellent for making quick meals when you are tired from work. I love it. Its so quick and easy to use.

I am delighted with my Baby George Foreman Grill. It's great for quick easy meals for 1 person. Chicken, Burgers, Fish fingers, hash brown potatoes...anything!

I wasn't keen on getting a Baby George Foreman Grill but it has proved its worth. I cook 6oz fillet steak on it even! It's fine for 2 people (2 burgers, 2 chicken breasts). We even do toasted sandwiches in it. Can't recommend it strongly enough, much to my chagrin.

My George Foreman Baby Grill doesn't last for long, my one packed up on me only used this about 15 times.

My mum/dad's was bought at the same time and the grill area covering has come off and is now sticking all the time.

Can't find the actual fault on my one checked everything still no power.

Machine not designed to last.

Had one bought for Christmas. Used it to cook burgers, salmon steaks, chicken breasts etc.

The idea of an angled cooking plate is not new, I remember seeing this idea many years ago but the new models sold under the George Foreman brand seem to be much better than the originals. The cooking plates (top and bottom) are well treated with teflon (or some other similar non-stick coating). Nothing seems to stick to them providing you wipe over these plates with a little vegetable oil prior to actually cooking. From my experience, cleaning is best done whilst the plates are still hot and using just a couple of pieces of paper kitchen towel to wipe the plates clean seems to work well. If you wait till the grill has cooled down then cleaning is much harder.

Food is evenly cooked and the cooking times in the booklet seem quite accurate. The drip tray supplied catches all the drips of fat and water etc, there are no leaks since the tray fits correctly.

The grill doesn't take very long to warm up so cooking can start quite quickly.

The baby model will accept two 1/2 pound burgers at a time and is just about perfectly sized for a person cooking alone. Don't expect to cook huge steaks on it because it just isn't big enough.

The grill does seem to cook fatty/greasy things well and the fat definitely does drip away and make the meat taste better.

Overall, it does exactly what they claim it will, no disappointments at all.