[Electronics-talk] George Forman Grill

Tom Evans tevans2003 at sbcglobal.net
Fri Jan 22 01:46:25 UTC 2010


I have the basic one which simply plugs in.  I see no issue and think it is
great

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[mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Gerald Levy
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 4:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] George Forman Grill


A warning about the GF grill.  Some low-end models have no on/off switch, 
which means that you have to plug it in to use it and unplug it when you're 
finished.  Not only is this a royal pain if you can't see and have to grope 
around to get the plug into the outlet, but it could pose a safety hazard as

well.  If you buy a model without a power sswitch, you should buy an adapter

plug with a built-in power switch, which is available at most 99 cent 
stores.

Gerald
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>
> 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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>
>> 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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