[Electronics-talk] George Forman Grill

[Michael]

Hi Reese
In my experience with the George Foreman grill, there really isn't much to 
it as far as accessibility
.  There are no buttons, controls, or dials.  You just plug it in and when 
it gets hot, you begin cooking.  The difference in models I think has more 
to do with the size of the grill and if you want one with surfaces that can 
be removed for cleaning.  I've used two models and both are simple to use. 
I use a talking thermometer to let me know when the food is done.

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From: "Reese" <reese at shilohstravel.com>
To: "Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances" 
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Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 12:56 PM
Subject: [Electronics-talk] George Forman Grill


> Hi list:
>
> OK I'm looking for the in door George Forman grill to cook up burgers, hot
> dogs and steaks on.  Now when doing this search on wal-mart I found 
> several
> models of this product.  So which one is more accessible for all of the
> blind cooks out here?  Thanks!
>
> Reese
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