George Foreman GGR50B 15-Serving Indoor Electric Grill
Last updated: July 9, 2020
Whether you're cooking for your family or a large group of people, this indoor electric grill can tackle the challenge. But perhaps the most useful feature of this grill is its reusable stand. You can use the grill alone on a kitchen countertop or set it up outside. With its large cooking capacity and lightweight build, that makes this grill perfect for taking along with you to your next outdoor gathering.
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Key Takeaway: The large cooking space on this indoor electric grill allows you to squeeze in at least 15 servings of food.
In our analysis of 131 expert reviews, the George Foreman 15-Serving Indoor Electric Grill placed 7th when we looked at the top 12 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
George Foreman GG50B 15-Serving Indoor/Outdoor Electric Grill, Silver. Problem grill does not turn on, possible cause grill is not plugged in, solution Check to be sure appliance is plugged into working outlet and On/Off switch in the ON position. Amazon.com Grilling really can’t get much easier than this. After assembling the grill (which takes only a few minutes), simply plug it in and allow about 10 minutes to fully preheat the surface while you gather your steaks, kebabs, or whatever’s to be grilled. The electric heat has an adjustable range from low (for keeping food warm) to high (for searing steaks). The nonstick grill surface not only means you can use a minimum of added fat, but it also makes cleanup a cinch. The surface has a subtle slope, with channels that draw accumulated fat or other liquids into a tray just below the surface. The high domed and vented lid helps create a circular flow of hot air to ensure even cooking–particularly important for a large roast or whole chicken. The grill can be placed either directly on a tabletop or atop its pedestal. On its own, the grill surface stands about 6 inches high; with the pedestal, it stands about 2-1/2 feet high, not counting the domed lid. The pedestal is plenty sturdy for cooking, but the grill still seems a bit top-heavy, so pay special attention if grilling in a high-traffic area or near kids. Because of the easy electric heat, this grill can be used outdoors or indoors–when using it indoors, though, be prepared for potential spattering, steam, or other side effects of cooking. –Cynthia Nims
