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Jas

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12th Mar 10 at 11:27

what can you actually cook on them.. are they worth getting?

dan_m1les

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Registered: 8th May 06
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12th Mar 10 at 11:33

Yes, just to make awesome toasties on and cooking burgers

Conway563

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12th Mar 10 at 11:33

You can can cook pretty much anything on them. Are they worth getting - mines been sat in the cupboard since I got given it nearly a year ago

adiohead

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12th Mar 10 at 11:55

i don't use mine.

I use my halogen oven more than my actual oven though!!!

Fro

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12th Mar 10 at 11:58

I use mine alot for toasties/chicken etc.

Rammer

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12th Mar 10 at 12:15

Awesome for doing tuna steaks, chicken and toasties on although can make some things taste a bit to dry i find.

Cavey

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12th Mar 10 at 12:58

I use mine all the time, burgers are reallyt simple and don't make a mess.

Chicken is good on it, and toasties are awesome too. Can pick up a small on e or £20 anyway can't you?

3CorsaMeal

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12th Mar 10 at 13:02

got one in the office and cook bacon, sausages, burgers, toasted tuna, mayo and onion sandwich is the best though

Ian W

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Registered: 8th Nov 03
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12th Mar 10 at 13:25

Got one but only really use it for burgers, bacon, toasties.

Munchie

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12th Mar 10 at 13:56

brilliant! superb

Tomnova16

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Registered: 21st Jan 06
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12th Mar 10 at 14:00

use it alot for steak, burgers and toated cheese sandwiches

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

Hammer

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12th Mar 10 at 16:34

I bought one about 6 months ago, used it solidly for a month and now I couldn't even tell you where it is.

_Allan_

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12th Mar 10 at 16:39

I prefer my Simon Weston grill tbh.

Ben G

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12th Mar 10 at 16:43

i cook all my chicken/burgers/beef grillsteaks on my george foreman.

i love it. pain in the arse cleaning all the crap off after though

suppose you could could bacon on it aswell, never tried it though.

Ben G

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12th Mar 10 at 16:44

quote:
Originally posted by Rammer
Awesome for doing tuna steaks, chicken and toasties on although can make some things taste a bit to dry i find.

the reason the food gets dry is because it has a lot less fat in them. therefore healthier.

Hammer

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12th Mar 10 at 17:03

That's the thing though, there is no fat in chicken and all the goodness in fish is in the oils which you remove by using the George Foreman.

dan_m1les

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12th Mar 10 at 17:06

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

i love it. pain in the arse cleaning all the crap off after though

Clean it whilst its slightly warm still

Ben G

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12th Mar 10 at 17:19

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
That's the thing though, there is no fat in chicken and all the goodness in fish is in the oils which you remove by using the George Foreman.

theres a little fat, and i prefer the chicken dry anyway. i usually add it to a sauce anyway.

i don't eat fish

jungle

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Registered: 22nd Nov 07
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12th Mar 10 at 17:20

brilliant things

we've got a huge one as said clean whilst syill warm

Tomnova16

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12th Mar 10 at 17:29

or use the one that you can stick the plates in the dish washer

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

Bart

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Registered: 19th Aug 02
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12th Mar 10 at 17:48

I use ours for baggeuttes alot etc.

I dont find they cook steaks particularly well, you need flash fry them very hot.

Callum

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Registered: 17th Dec 08
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12th Mar 10 at 17:56

Got my mum one for her birthday about 5 years ago, its been used about 6 times.

Brett

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12th Mar 10 at 18:10

Use ours for bacon most weeks. That's about it.

Bonney

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12th Mar 10 at 18:21

quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
I prefer my Simon Weston grill tbh.

It was so good, He eveen put his face on it!

John

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12th Mar 10 at 18:33

Simon Weston was the best looking rangers fan at the game a couple of weeks ago.

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