George Foreman Grill Information
The George Foreman Lean Mean Grilling Machine, more commonly referred to as the George Foreman Grill, is an indoor electric grilling device. The grill is designed to drain fat from meat or other items as it grills. Does this Spark an idea?
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Famous Ties
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George Foreman is a former heavyweight boxer. He retired from boxing in 1977 and is well-known for coming out of retirement in 1988 and winning the heavyweight title in 1994.
History
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Salton, an electrical home appliance company, invented the contact grill in 1994, and chose Foreman as the name and face of the brand. According to the George Foreman Grill's official website, the grill was invented to help families learn to cook healthier and improve their lifestyles.
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Features
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The George Foreman Grill is made from two ridged, nonstick grill plates that are held together by hinges. The meat is placed on the bottom-slanted grill plate, and the top grill plate is lowered onto it, pressing down the meat and cooking it by contact with the heated plates.
Function
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As the meat is pressed between the grill plates, the fat drains down the slanted plate and is collected in a removable tray. The fat can be discarded to reduce fat and calories in the meat.
Types
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The George Foreman Grill comes in several sizes, ranging from 36 to 72 inches. The George Foreman brand expanded the original design to make versions that can also broil and bake.
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