Is it better than the george forman indoor out doorgrill
1788929
I have never own a George Forman grill, so I can't make an accurate assessment but I can tell you that they work well ... Easy to use and clean. I have two
1788930
Definitely! We actually have 2 of these grills. One at our home and one at our cabin. This grill gets used much more than our gas or charcoal grills. In addition - we had company a week or so ago and they thought I was crazy to use this grill for BBQ Chicken - then they raved about how it turned out on that grill and asked me where I got it. Kim S
1788931
Have had George Foreman grills, no longer have any. Love the Masterbuilt so much that we bought one for our daughter. can't go wrong with it.
1788932
I wouldn't say better, but I will say different! This is my second one(Masterbuilt)! Cooks well, and fast! I never had the George Forman stand grill but I had an indoor one and it was great so I would think that it is a personal preference! The way that you dispose of the run off from the meat is different between the grills! The Masterbuilt, I would recommend it to anyone!
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
2022844
Between this one and Gethsemani, the Gethsemani is a little more boozy and, in my opinion, a little better quality. This one sticks together a little better and is much less cost-prohibitive.
832681
I would go with their bullet outdoor model if you plan on exposing it. I have this model in my garage and bullet models in the open.
1902170
If you are just wanting a mixer that makes smaller batches of bread, cookies, cakes, etc. then the residential model is the way to go. I purchased my commercial mixer in April and I am loving it. It is a bigger mixer and can handle larger batches of bread dough. I can attest that it makes wonderful bread. I don't have to hand knead anymore!
726932
I would have to agree. My most recent project was a very small end table with one shelf below the top of the table and I used the entire container of Formby's by squeezing every bit out of my rags. Very messy. The project previous to this one, was an antique treadle sewing machine with lots of drawers and I used the same amount of Formby's. Not so messy and I think the old crude lifted much better and left the wood cleaner and smoother.
733687
I downloaded one from the George Forman Grill site. http://www.georgeforemancooking.com/products/indoor-outdoor-grills/ggr50b-240-sq-in-indoor-outdoor-grill-silver-grill-jumbo-grill-patio-grilling.aspx
1861508
I really don't know as I haven't had it indoors....it didn't move around too much, and didn't seem to be too loud, but there is a big difference when something is outside vs inside.
439705
Yep. It's prolly better because the glass is more rigid and the assembly is supported by a frame.
2241778
For light homeowner use I like the homelite better. For larger jobs, probably the poulan would be preferable.
1653712
Note that C.R rates the cool room performance (50F) of the Danby DDR60A3GP as better than this unit. I own the Frigidare, but I would probably buy the Danby for a basement that was cool.
1582621
I have owned both this opener and the connoisseurs coach opener, this one is easier to use and lasts longer. I have one that is 10 years plus old.
1678165
I don't know anything about the GfG,but I love the Hamilton beach grill. I used it all winter. It is well worth it. It cooks quick and taste great like n outside grill. I use non- stick spray on the grill and the tray underneath and it cleans easy.
1992175
Yes, in my opinion, it's head and shoulders above the Marpac. I bought the Marpac from Bed Bath & Beyond and ended up returning it after I bought the Lectrofan. The Lectrofan is much louder and has a wide variety of sounds.
2267463
No .. That is what I thought but it is actually better... Their customer service was very helpful and it is half the price.
1769642
I have had both and I can honestly say I think the wood is sturdier. It seems much more secure!
1940910
mostly out doors,has greet range outside. have used indoors just to get use to controls, dont try tricks until you get out side. handels wind very well.
1454226
This one appears to be "fancier" and has more rooms. However, the rooms are VERY small and in fact smaller than the rooms in the original house. We have both houses and although I think this one is very pretty, the overall design flaw is either the house is too small or the furniture is too big. I'd buy the cheaper original house and the camper. My daughter actually plays more with the camper than her house these days.