Does anyone else cook with a George? (1 Viewer)

[Rocking Rivet]

Our new van has an outside power point and we have been away for to weeks whenever we have had 204v power we cooked outside on George found it much easier than getting the Cadic out which is much harder to clean as well

 

[tonyidle]

The last time I tried a George it made a lot of noise and a revolting smell. I'm going to stick with cooking appliances in future .

 

[Swifter]

Yes we use one . Much the same reason because it’s easier than setting up the cadac if just doing a couple of steaks . They also do really good ham and cheese toasties

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[Richard n Ann]

Our new van has an outside power point and we have been away for to weeks whenever we have had 204v power we cooked outside on George found it much easier than getting the Cadic out which is much harder to clean as well

Have the new ones got removable plates? I like ours, cooks well but a bugger to clean.

 

[XxAnthxX]

He plays havoc with our payload and sleeping arrangements…….

Still if a lightweight version was available he wouldn’t be the same

 

[DDJC]

No, only use gas for the Weber Q1000 and the Campinggaz folding cooker. The vagaries of the EHU supply on the continent means you can't rely on getting sufficient amperage to run things.

Much prefer cooking outside, even if raining. The whole outdoor assembly just gets covered up when not being used.

And, have to say, I've never found a bbq that is as easy to clean as the Weber.

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[Ditcha]

That's all we use on hook up, really easy to clean just a wipe down with kitchen paper job done, full English for 2 in no time

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[Minxy]

Have the new ones got removable plates? I like ours, cooks well but a bugger to clean.

As soon as you finish cooking move it to the sink so the edge overhangs and pour hot water over the plates and leave it for a while, then you should be able to wipe all the crud off easily with kitchen roll after you've had your nosh. If it's cooled down too much just put it back on for a minute or two.

Edit: For H&S reasons and to ensure some numpty doesn't kill themselves, make sure you uplug the ruddy thing before pouring water on it!

 

[whiskyman]

We love our George which must be 12 years old at least. I lay foil on the grill spray liberally with one cal heat till the spray turns clear add the food and cook as required. When done just crunch up the foil and bin it, might just have to wipe down the front of George to remove any drips etc, our Cajun chicken is lovely, crispy on the outside and succulent on the inside.

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[Puddleduck]

We have the Lidl version of this

Amazon product ASIN B00W0CVSAM
You do need EHU but it's a great bit of kit.

 

[Howard B]

That's all we use on hook up, really easy to clean just a wipe down with kitchen paper job done, full English for 2 in no time

23450_BK | George Foreman health grill | ao.com

This George Foreman health grill cooks 10 portions at once, has a floating hinge, temperature controls and a drip tray. Order today, get it tomorrow at ao.com.

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Any issues with the breakers tripping?

 

[Ditcha]

Any issues with the breakers tripping?

No never tripped a breaker, you have two independent heating controls one for the hot plate and one for griddle very rarely have them both on full tilt.

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[Guffy60]

Confused, he can cook as well as suck!