George Foreman GR340FB 4-Serving Classic Plate Electric Indoor Grill and Panini Press, Black

It cooks fast, does not hold much, fine for a single person

If I had not read all the reviews I would have missed a very important aspect of the George Fireman grill. In the back of the grill there is a flipOut bar that will lift the grill forward to let the grade flow into the bar trap. Otherwise the grill sits flat and the grease will stay on the surface. It’s hard to see but there is a bar to flip… it is NOT mention in the instructions.. thanks to the reviewer who told about it…. It’s a game changer!!

This grill is just the right size and does a nice job of indoor grilling. However, it is not very easy to clean as compared to my old GF grill with removable plates that I could soak in hot soapy water. Overall, I am still happy tith the purchase.

The media could not be loaded. One of those things that just works. Love it.Exactly what we needed to be able to grill 2 burgers at the same time. I never believed the "4-serving" claim; based on grill surface area and burger diameter, I estimated it would fit 2 regular sized burgers; my estimate proved correct to my great satisfaction. (See picture with 2 burgers on the grill.)Also, there is a plastic "stand" in the back, which permits 2 position settings. The grill lies "flat" at the default setting (the plastic stand is folded in). The grill is nicely sloped (higher in the back, lower in the front), if the rear "stand" is pulled out. Some reviewers who say it does not slope are probably not aware of the stand in the back that can be pulled out to make the grill slant forward. When to use which setting? When grilling a burger, pull out the rear stand so the grill slopes forward and the juices run off (instead of collecting and thus "boiling" rather than grilling the burger patty). When grilling a panini, fold the stand in or down so that the grill lies flat for the sandwich. (See picture of the grill back with the plastic stand.)The "juice" collector on the front can now be connected to the grill. There are slots on the lower front of the grill for this. So, when the grill is moved, the collector moves too. This ensures that all runoff is collected and does not spill on the kitchen surface.The plates are not removable, which is what I want. Removable plates are unsafe because they fall off when the grill is hot, causing problems (like burns, or how to put it back on while hot). Non-removable plates heat reliably and are solid — will never fall out.Cleaning is easy. Once cooled down, I just put it on an empty sink and let warm water gently run across the plates while wiping it with wet soapy paper towels, and then rinse. I NEVER SOAK it, and never wet the cord particularly the part that plugs into the power socket.Perfectly grilled burgers from freezer to plate in about 5 or 6 minutes — beats the microwave, stove top grill, frying pan, oven, or air fryer. (See video of the grill, well, grilling.) So glad to have this thingamajig in our kitchen.

Excelente producto

When my other GF Grill finally fell apart (after 15 + years!), this seemed a good replacement. Not so. No on/off switch, temperature can't be regulated (burns items easily), and the plates do not come off for easy cleaning. Next time I'll spend more for a better grill.

My mom wanted a George Foreman grill so I bought her one. It works pretty darn well! She's cooked steaks and chicken with great results. It's not outside grilling, but I'm impressed.

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