George Foreman

[WATFORD zero]

It's a grill not a cooker you ignoramus.

Ask your wife.

One of those things that cleans your blood when you're liver is buggered is 'a great piece of kit', those things that predict earthquakes are 'a great piece of kit', the software which breaks down DNA to find generic diseases is 'a great piece of kit'.

This is a slight improvement on a piece of charcoal (and will probably be proven to be less healthy). I'm not having a go at you or the grill, I'm having a go at anyone who would describe any cooking utensil as 'a great bit of kit'.

 

[Hillian1]

One of those things that cleans your blood when you're liver is buggered is 'a great piece of kit', those things that predict earthquakes are 'a great piece of kit', the software which breaks down DNA to find generic diseases is 'a great piece of kit'.

This is a slight improvement on a piece of charcoal (and will probably be proven to be less healthy). I'm not having a go at you or the grill, I'm having a go at anyone who would describe any cooking utensil as 'a great bit of kit'.

It's your kidneys that are buggered when you need a dyalysis machine to clean your blood.
A seismograph cannot predict earthquakes, only measure the intensity.

Other than that, good point.

 

[theboybilly]

I have a breville for this, which incidentally is also a fantastic bit of kit.

Can I recommend Warburton's new Toastie Pockets?.....just fill 'em with whatever you wish and pop them them in the toaster. We tried them at home at lunchtime and they were excellent

 

[WATFORD zero]

It's your kidneys that are buggered when you need a dyalysis machine to clean your blood.
A seismograph cannot predict earthquakes, only measure the intensity.

Other than that, good point.

I thank You

 

[Miximate]

Give it a month and it will be in the back of your cupboard with the juicer and steamer that have been there for years!

 

[WATFORD zero]

Give it a month and it will be in the back of your cupboard with the juicer and steamer that have been there for years!

I wondered where i put that Fondue set

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

If you believe the lies of Hulk Hogan then it was very nearly his name that was to endorse the grill. His story goes that he was called about it but missed the call, so rather than try again they rang George Foreman instead.

 

[Notters]

By shit I assume you mean essential fatty acids?

 

[Hillian1]

By shit I assume you mean essential fatty acids?

I'm saving it all in a can to have as dripping on toast.

 

[osgood]

I have a cousin who is a natural malaprop, she referred to hers as a George Formby grill.

Turned out nice again

my other half reckons that salads taste nice with some Paul Daniels dressing ,...

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

You forgot to add another thing that comes out, taste. If blindfolded you could never identify what meat it is just by taste. Sorry do not agree with your recommendation as I dont like them and the end product. Obviously personal choice.

Come on.... you wouldn't know the difference between the taste of (as my old man used to say) poop from clay, at your age

 

[Steve in Japan]

My Dad loves his Foreman grill.......mind you, he's not the most adventurous of cooks. Chicken breast in the Foreman, baked spud in the microwave. Mmmmm.

 

[crookie]

Bland and dull. It's not fat that's the problem, it's sugar

 

[Bry Nylon]

my other half reckons that salads taste nice with some Paul Daniels dressing ,...

She'll like that...

 

[Easy 10]

I have a cousin who is a natural malaprop, she referred to hers as a George Formby grill.

Turned out nice again

Thats the post of the year, as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Thats the post of the year, as far as I'm concerned.

It's a 15 year old Peter Kay joke. Were you in a cave with Bin Laden when he told it?

 

[BadFish]

Give it a month and it will be in the back of your cupboard with the juicer and steamer that have been there for years!

Yep, clean it a few times and you soon realise it is more trouble than it's worth.

 

[hitony]

Give it a month and it will be in the back of your cupboard with the juicer and steamer that have been there for years!

I have to agree with this, we have got just about every kitchen gadget going, 2 quite large kitchen cupboards full, they get used a couple of times when new and put in the graveyard cupboards, which makes me think we should do a boot sale in the summer just to de-clutter the gadgets I have bought over the years!

 

[dazzer6666]

Got one of these, it's no good for grilling meat (as others have said, it dries the neat out too much) but it makes a great panini press/sandwich toaster, so as yet (a few years now) it hasn't been banished to the darker reaches of the kitchen cupboards

 

[Insel affe]

my other half reckons that salads taste nice with some Paul Daniels dressing ,...

Does she mean syrup