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GreenMan said:Bit of a pain to clean though.
thajeepster said:no substitute for the real thing IMO, but it is kinda cold out there nowadays.
mrmark said:Ok cheers! Are the newer/ewest any easier to clean?
toned_scotsman said:I have one of the new versions ! I find mines easy to clean if you try and clean the grill when it is still hot right after your finished cooking it can be easily done, kitchen roll does the trick just watch u dont burn yourself
the_leprechaun said:i don`t think willsnarfs joke has been truely appreciated!!! lol
budhicks1 said:I like it but the only problem is cleaning it. You cannot remove the grill from the base. Obviously, you cannot soak it. That's the only problem.
nikegurl said:yep, that's why i like the versions with removeable grill surface plates that can be soaked. foreman has a few like this now but hamilton beach has had them for years. the other thing i like about the hamilton beach over the foreman besides the price and the timer - is the drip pan. the hamilton beach has one that physically is attached to the grill. it slides in and out of the bottom (kind of like the crumb tray in a toaster) i prefer that to the foreman since it's nearly impossible to spill/bump or knock it over.
SubliminalX said:I dunno Emma, the only thing I know of is possibly toxic fumes when teflon is heated to extreme temps. But other than that, teflon has been around so long that its track record speaks for itself as far as health dangers.
Hlanderr said:Here's a silly question - how does it smell?
I'm in a college dorm, and it would be awesome to be able to cook up some stuff on it every day. Does it give off odors however? Aside from normal cooking odors?
Also, what do you like to cook on it? I know some things have to be better than others (at least taste wise) on that thing.... which works good with it?
Thanks