George Forman grille

[MitchandJenny]

Anyone got experience of the medium size one ?
Mitch

 

[Googlebot]

I have a small one for use with the inverter.

I find it quite useful though it’s a pain to clean. Much quicker than using a pan.

 

[Lenny HB]

Meat never tastes right cooked in them, only use ours for toasted sandwiches.

 

[hja]

Had the smaller one because so many raved over them. Used a couple of times, pain to clean. Cook burgers in a fry pan just as easily. Don’t eat toasties. It is now in the house at the back of a cupboard somewhere.

 

[Jabstatt]

Try a Ridge Monkey!

Much more versatile!

Also they have an induction version.

Tony

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[cyberyacht]

Somehow we seem to acquired two and rarely use them.

 

[MisterB]

We have the large one and use it regularly for bbq's etc on the road. Moved from the cadac purely because I can use 'free' power to cook, whether on EHU or not and to reduce our gas dependency.

It's easy, clean but although it's the large version I don't think cooking for any more tgan four on it is practical, unless it a 'phased' meal, which I prefer anyway, just a bit at a time rather than it all piled on your plate at once!

 

[Badknee]

Their crap, what you need if the George Formby one. It plays the banjo while it’s cooking your grub

What!

 

[busby]

Had the smaller one because so many raved over them. Used a couple of times, pain to clean. Cook burgers in a fry pan just as easily. Don’t eat toasties. It is now in the house at the back of a cupboard somewhere.

With the deep fat fryer..numerous coffee machines..food mixer and other must have gadgets..BUSBY.
..

 

[MitchandJenny]

Thanks folks
Saved us time and frustration
Will keep looking for low power electric grill to use with our inverter/EHU.
Mitch

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[jockaneezer]

Their crap, what you need if the George Formby one. It plays the banjo while it’s cooking your grub

What!

But the end result is the same "Turned out $hite again !"

 

[Badknee]

Thanks folks
Saved us time and frustration
Will keep looking for low power electric grill to use with our inverter/EHU.
Mitch

We use a plancha, great bit of kit

 

[Orion]

Their crap, what you need if the George Formby one. It plays the banjo while it’s cooking your grub

What!

But does it also clean your windows at the same time?

 

[martxer]

Anyone tried the ninja wood pellet electric barbaque?
They look like a good accessory for the van

https://ninjakitchen.co.uk/product/ninja-woodfire-electric-bbq-grill-smoker-og701uk-zidOG701UK?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADrdKCP32yuHLnWIW4Ok2gPuq5YXm&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0eamkNLDjAMVK5tQBh04zCnoEAQYASABEgI_bvD_BwE

 

[Orion]

Using ours today for peri-peri chicken as I couldn’t be bothered to fire up the Kamado. Not a bad piece of kit - it’s the standard sized one - but IIRC it was about half that price last year when on offer.

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[Gaston aires]

Somehow we seem to acquired two and rarely use them.

I’ll take one and not use it as well, deal ?
Phil

 

[Ianbenny]

Best way to clean the grill is to use wet kitchen paper, put on when you finish cooking and it steams the muck off. May need 2 goes then rub with clean paper

 

[jockaneezer]

orien, just did a peri peri chicken on the old Webber tonight !

 

[MitchandJenny]

Ordered a Quest multi use electric skillet
only £23 so a low risk punt.
We will see how that goes.
Mitch

 

[MitchandJenny]

And no, it doesn’t get pushed along a river by a big pole !!
Mitch

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