what is the difference between this one and the George Foreman Champ Grill besides the price ? anyone know ?
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I have probably purchased all their small grills over the years. The Champ is a little smaller than this one and I purchased this to have more grilling room. I like to grill boneless skinless chicken breasts along with zucchini, vidalia onions, red bell peppers, and mushrooms. Ultimately I bought a different grill altogether to do the veggies in. So I guess the bottom line is that the difference in size is negligible. I hope this helps.
1095870
No they do not, which is why I bought the Super Champ. I had the older modle and loveed it, switched to the larger grill with the removeable grill plates and was extremely disappoint because the grill with the removable plates it not get nearly as hot, did not sear the outside of meat, took longer to cook and it was almost impossible to prepare a rair steak. The grill plates are relatively easy to clean, put a wet paper towel between the plates when you close it and let it cool. MHL
1788933
I purchased this for my fiancée's mother. She has one previously and was devastated when the heating element's electric controller failed after a few years use. She felt there was no better looking grill and few equivalent in performance. I am not an electric grill expert, nor am I familiar with the George Foreman unit. I would recommend that you keep it protected from the elements with the cover or keep it out of the rain. I assume you have a preference for electric outdoor grills but if you're open to charcoal, get a Big Green Egg. Worth every penny. But definitely a different class of grill then this unit. Thank you for asking. I hope that helps your decision. Good luck. I purchased this for my fiancée's mother. She has one previously and was devastated when the heating element's electric controller failed after a few years use. She felt there was no better looking grill and few equivalent in performance. I am not an electric grill expert, nor am I familiar with the George Foreman unit. I would recommend that you keep it protected from the elements with the cover or keep it out of the rain. I assume you have a preference for electric outdoor grills but if you're open to charcoal, get a Big Green Egg. Worth every penny. But definitely a different class of... » Read More I purchased this for my fiancée's mother. She has one previously and was devastated when the heating element's electric controller failed after a few years use. She felt there was no better looking grill and few equivalent in performance. I am not an electric grill expert, nor am I familiar with the George Foreman unit. I would recommend that you keep it protected from the elements with the cover or keep it out of the rain. I assume you have a preference for electric outdoor grills but if you're open to charcoal, get a Big Green Egg. Worth every penny. But definitely a different class of grill then this unit. Thank you for asking. I hope that helps your decision. Good luck. « Show Less
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I regularly place my Grill2Go on a plastic crate that I carry the grill in when traveling in my RV travel trailer... with no problems. The legs do not appear to heat up significantly. Overally an excellent grill... cooks meat & fish really nicely!!! One of the best grills I have ever owned... very satisfied!!!
647814
the difference is clear .. if you want the grill marks from the competition cast iron is the answer, but if you do indirect or l & s can do without! for me is irreplaceable .. andrea
1626240
That's an item that seems unique to this particular grill. If you still have the instructions, and warranty, with information that likely leads to the company that manufactures this item and has the license the sell it under the WP brand. They'd likely be you best place to contact. If you don't have it, try finding somwhere bricks and mortar that sells his stuff, look over the box for info, or search on Google. Search for any place involved with any of his enterprises, and email, call. All it takes at times is one decent person who'll track one down for you. Not a great answer, but the best I can manage. Just keep trying.
2139617
I have both. The T-Fal is very clever... and it does what it says it does and can cook a burger and bacon really well. Quality wise, these grills are night and day. The Brevelle is like the "Viking" of grills. Very solid and made very well. The T-Fal is more of Target / Walmart grill as far as build quality. What the Breville will do for you that the T-Fal won't is sear. If you plan to ever cook a good steak, the searing ability of the Breville is amazing. It will heat up to over 500 degrees and cook meat like it should be cooked. The heating elements on the Breville are actually in the grilling plates... very smart and will get hotter then you will ever need. Good luck with the your decision.
1095868
Yes. I have never been without a George Foreman grill and I have updated since the first time he advertized his grills. I wouldn't be without one. It is especially handy for seniors who don't use the stove oven. You can cook anything on it and just wipe it with a -paper towel dampened. saves on electricity also.
442827
I got mine at Bed Bath and Beyond. I bought just the grill pan. $49.99 I think and by using their coupon it was much cheaper.
385677
My wife got me a 22 1/2 One Touch Gold for Christmas a few years ago. I loved it, but as you say, no temperature gauge. I bought a replacement screw-in temperature gauge for a gas grille at Home Depot, drilled a hole in the top of the Weber just large enough for the probe, got a washer of the correct size, and screwed it in. I chose a location about 4 inches below the handle, so I can pick the lid up without touching the thermometer (it gets hot). This arrangement has been working perfectly for two years now. It's awesome. To me the biggest advantage of the $300+ Weber Performer grille is the built-in temperature gauge (I don't care about propane lighting or the cart). But here you can get the same thing for less than $10. Total cost including the One Touch Gold is still less than half of the Performer.
1511713
Char-Broil Patio Caddie Grill Cover 12.99....if you look up the George foreman grill it will give you cover options.....that the one I bought....worked great!
971969
as far as I know their is no difference between the two grills. I have the GGR50 model which may be a newer model, but I like the model GGR50. it does not take much room, quick to heat, easy to clean, can be used inside if raining. the size is not for a large family, but is good for a few people.
1678167
This is nothing like the George Foreman Grill. The George Foreman grill has a heating surface on top and bottom. This grill is great. It has the cooking area on the bottom and the lid is like a regular outdoor grill. And with the adjustable temperature you can change the temperature to your desired temperature depending on how fast or slow you want to cook
1800705
I don't know how they compare but my husband is very pleased with this grill. It seems to be very sturdy and works great. Good size for food for 2-3 people.
684362
Sorry, don't know the answer to this. However, had to throw this grill out within a month or two of buying it. Over-flamed and burnt out the grilling component. Have since purchased the Weber portable. Its twice the price but 4 times better. Far more sturdy (and heavier). Grills beautifully and is still going strong more than 8 months later. As they say, you get what you pay for.
1637099
I don't know which one you are considering for half the price. I have the $30.00 one with a lifetime guarantee and it is wonderful. No spots and no melting. Several before this just melted with certain foods hitting them. For a lifetime, I think $30.00 is a good deal. GoodLuck.
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I just buy a new grate every season (no pun intended) from Lodge. Costs about a sawbuck with shipping. Every 3rd year I buy a new grill because Amazon always has them about 1/3rd off (~67 bucks) a couple times a year as it is at the time of this posting. I love the grill and use it almost daily every summer and keep it in the garage "off season" but the grill top always rusts and I don't want to deal with constant seasoning after every use. Makes it too much work. It's cheap enough to replace the top for me. All the time (and oil) saved is worth it.