[mattocs]

Anyone use a George Foreman Grill on the road? That would be pretty handy.

[roadranger]

Originally Posted by mattocs

Anyone use a George Foreman Grill on the road? That would be pretty handy.

I've heard callers on the Sirius trucking channel talk about how great they are. I just found a 12 volt version but haven't had a chance to use it yet as my new (to me) truck isn't registered yet - hopefully this week! http://boatandrvaccessories.com/KT-GRILL.htm

[TeamRyan]

My wife and I use our Foreman grill all the time. We have a small 120Volt one. Bratwurst, Kielbasa, burgers, grilled cheese sandwiches, she even made crabcakes on it when we got stuck in a Rest Area for 38 hours right before Christmas in Denver. I would get rid of the microwave before I would give up my Foreman grill. Works on english muffins, too

[landstarmary]

I have a George Form grill and it sucks

[mistergreen]

Originally Posted by landstarmary

I have a George Form grill and it sucks

It would be more helpful to state why you don't like it. Me I have 2 at home and they are wonderful but the drip tray isn't truck friendly. The one linked here at least has it somewhat contained

[Rev.Vassago]

I used to have one. I used it until it fell apart. Now, I have a different one (made by Hamilton Beach). I love it, and use it all the time. I prefer the one I have now, as it is over twice as big as the GF grill.

[12voltcanadian]

If you're interested, there is a smaller version of the George Foreman grill that is 12 volt.

Naomi