George Foreman GRP46P, Went from good to bad to..
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Went from good to bad to worse
Was looking to replace my older foreman grill that died after 2-years, most of the new medium/large foreman grills are 72-square inches, a few are 84-inches and larger and twice the price of this one. This grill is listed as 1000w and cooks meats, fish, pork, hotdogs perfectly, only small issue is sometimes bread or fish will stick to the surface, lightly use non-stick spray on the grill beforehand to avoid it.
The gill can hold two burgers and nothing more as the surface is little small, it’s good for 1-2 persons. The grease drips down on the plastic tray and heat disperses out of the back, no smoke problems, have not had any issues cooking anything on it. Has removable plates which is a huge bonus, after grilling, wipe them down when there still hot with a sponge and soap, let it sit in the sink and all the grease/junk, etc will come off easily. Don’t put them in a dishwasher. Also, do not use metal pads as the coating will come off. The plates snap back on very easy too. Used this 20 times with no issues of the plates falling off or unable to put back on.
My only complaint is george foreman needs to make this grill bigger to cook 4 burgers at once and all new models should have not only removable plates, but reversible.
EDIT 9/18/09
After using this grill for about 30 times now, the coating is wearing off and everything is sticking to it. Have not used anything abrasive, just a sponge and soap. unit is going back to the store.
Update (2/9/2012):
The featured review for this product, George Foreman GRP46P 72-Square-Inch Grill with Nonstick Removable Plates Kitchen, was written by pcpro.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Posted on: June 24, 2010
Filed under: Reviews



Reviews (3)
Eliande
May 9th, 2010 at 3:48 am
Giant puddles of grease on my countertop
We got this grill to replace an older model Foreman Grill (with no removable plates) that had finally given up the ghost. It’s a little small, but cooks most things just fine, with one glaring, horrible exception: BACON. The few times I’ve cooked bacon on this grill, I’ve had to deal with an enormous puddle of hot grease that stubbornly refused to flow into the drip try. After some careful drip tray monitoring, I can only assume that the grill’s removable plate design creates alternative channels to help hot bacon grease flow onto my countertop, instead of into the drip tray. Thus leaving me with the entertaining chore of wiping up grease from all over my kitchen countertop and from the bottom of the grill itself. So if you choose to buy this grill, DO NOT COOK BACON ON IT. Unless you need to grease up your countertop.
Ige Gustavson
May 17th, 2010 at 5:52 am
mess maker
won’t drip into the drip tray, instead all the grease wraps around the underside and drips all over the counter. cooks fine, but takes twice as long to clean up the mess as it takes to cook. tried to get ahold of the company and they offered no help whatsoever. won’t buy again, even tho i loved my original model (which i can’t seem to find anymore).
pcpro
May 26th, 2010 at 8:41 am
Went from good to bad to worse
Rated 5 stars.
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