George Foreman wasn’t just known for being an olympic heavy-weight champion, he was also famed for his line of indoor grills known affectionately as “the George Foreman grill”. In the late 90’s and early 2000’s, his grills were a popular small appliance found on many kitchen counters. And it seems their demand hasn’t faltered, as you can find them at just about every retailer – including Aldi.
This week, Aldi is dropping the George Foreman Nonstick Serving Grill. This small-but-mighty unit is perfect for making burgers, chicken, fish, sausages and paninis. Just about anything you can cook on the grill, you can cook on this little indoor machine. It’s year-round grilling convience is one of its finest attributes.
Plus, its large cooking surface can accommodate a meal for up to 5 people and its ability to heat up quickly makes it perfect for busy families.
It’s particularly suitable for those who live in small spaces, such as an apartment or dorm room, and for those who don’t have access to an outdoor grill. Cleanup is a breeze, as the nonstick plates pop off easily after cooled down and any grease acquired while cooking collects in the removable drip tray, all of which can be tossed in the dishwasher.
It comes suited with a cord wrap and can be stored vertically, meaning it won’t take up much space in a cupboard or pantry.
Not only is it convenient and handy, but its price tag of $24.99 makes it affordable, too. Plus, it comes with a 3-year warranty so you can feel good about making the purchase.
Similar versions, if not identical, are available at other retailers like Walmart, Target and Meijer, and the reviews are mostly quite positive. “Always handy for a panini sandwich! This is my third George Foreman Grill over years of constant use”, said a Walmart shopper.
“I use this to cut back on grease on my meat, mainly. I cook sausage, bratwurst, hot dogs, hamburger, chicken, and turkey burgers on it. Everything I use it for works just fine”, said another.
We can see one of these grills cooking up a mean grilled cheese, so we’re excited to grab one during our next Aldi trip. They drop September 3, and won’t stick around long.
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