George Foreman GGR50B

Wonderful Indoor/Outdoor Grill

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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

Bottom Line:
It has lasted 6 months with me (I'm hard on it) no problems still as good as new, fits so much food! Read More

If it has to be electric, this is your grill!

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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.

Bottom Line:
If you're not allowed to use a conventional grill, this is a wonderful alternative. Affordable, fairly stylish, easy to use and maintain. Perfect for an urban dwelling. Read More

great for indoors

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Pros: heats up quick.

Cons: required an extension cord. Read More

An outside version of the tried and true Foreman Grill

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Pros: large, removable cooking surface. Sturdy.

Cons: a bit difficult to clean

Bottom Line:
While this is not a model everybody will want, if you need it, it is indispensible for large-scale grilling. Read More

worthwhile if you're not die hard

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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. Read More

Careful now!

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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!! Read More