What is a George Foreman® Grill?
A George Foreman® grill in an indoor electrically heated grill that was first introduced to the public in 1994. George Foreman, the man for which the grill is so named, is a former champion boxer. The George Foreman® Grill features a clam shell design and has an indented heating surface that slants downward to drain liquid fat away from the food. There have been several versions of the indoor grill manufactured since the original George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine®.
A George Foreman® grill in an indoor electrically heated grill that was first introduced to the public in 1994. George Foreman, the man for which the grill is so named, is a former champion boxer. The George Foreman® Grill features a clam shell design and has an indented heating surface that slants downward to drain liquid fat away from the food. There have been several versions of the indoor grill manufactured since the original George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine®. “The Champ” is the nickname for the original version of the George Foreman® Grill. It has a 36 square inch (91.44 square cm) grilling surface that accommodates enough food to feed two people. It has a temperature indicator light, that informs the used the grill is preheated, and embedded heat elements, that provides the grill with consistent heat throughout the cooking process. On this version of the indoor grill, the grill plates are fixed, meaning they have to be wiped down with a damp cloth after use.
