De'Longhi Perfecto Indoor Grill with Removable Lid for Easy Cleaning

NDND: Première essaie avec des saucisses qui sont savoureuses et le poêle est pratiquement pas sale 😁 suivre le guide de cuisson ça aide beaucoup pour réussir une belle cuisson. Mon vieux BBQ au propane va prendre le bord ...

Canada on Aug 25, 2023

J Ntu6: Great product, even heating, good use of surface area. Fits on my stove. Only concern I have is the power knob kind of "lifts" as I turn it, like it's very fragile or something. But happy enough with this one regardless, dishwasher safe too except the aluminum pan, what's not to like?

Canada on Jul 30, 2023

GDa: OK I bought this a year ago and it works awesome and then I ended up giving it to my daughter and I wish I wouldn’t of so then I ended up buying another one and this truly is a smokeless indoor grill. You need to put it on your stove to cook because it does get pretty hot but if you have the water holds it like an inch of water in the pan when I oil drips down it doesn’t smoke so I did eight burgers on it and my apartment didn’t smoke up, I also did a state two days ago two works perfect it could be a little hotter though for a steak.

United States on Jul 11, 2023

nicole girard: Je le recommande

Canada on Jul 03, 2023

Claude Bolduc: I like this product

Canada on May 17, 2023

Vimal Chowallur Varghese: This was a product which I was eyeing for quiet a long time.
It makes it so easy to grill indoor especially during winters. Less hassle and good grilled stuffs using it. For better grilling, always refer the user guide comes along with this product on variety of food. Of course it comes with a glass lid.

Canada on Mar 08, 2023

LegoDad: I'm in Wisconsin, and we love to grill, and love brats. And I've spent plenty of winters freezing my rear off outside on the patio after shoveling a path to my gas grill, and I have another smaller Coleman tailgate grill in my garage as well, but sometimes you just want to use something easy and quick and not have to get dressed for the outdoors.

Many have commented about how grease from one thing doesn't slide down on the top of whatever is beneath it on the grill, as it does in the Foreman units. And that's true, but the downside is that this leaves all those spaces between the bars to have to clean. So cleanup on this is quite a bit more involved than with the foreman.

It's worth it however, since this really does a much better job. The Foreman grill never really resulted in anything that was much better than microwaving. The temp had issues, the klunky hinged top was a pain depending on where you were placing it to try to cook, and there was just too much to it.

This is a much simpler item. The glass top is great so you can see how things are looking as you cook. The grease falls right into the pan which is easy to clean, and the fact that the pan and the...

United States on Dec 25, 2013

Rick Smith: November 2012 I've had this unit for about a week and it works just fine. It took about eight minutes for it to reach operating temperature at the highest setting. This may seem long but not that much different than an outside gas grill to reach operating temperature and far less than coals. So far I have grilled fish, pork chops, hamburgers and a NY strip. All turned out delicious. The reviews concerning the volume of heat is true. This unit will not produce the BTU's of a gas grill or coals, nor should it.

Gas and coals are not the same type of cooking. This unit is a "contact cooker", like a frying pan, and not a radiant cooker like gas or coals. If the designers made this grill to heat at the same BTU output of a stove top element, gas grill or coals, it would burn the food and most likely change the chemistry of the non stick coating. It reaches a maximum temperature of about a frying pan on medium to medium high. This is the temperature most cooking is done with contact type cooking anyway.

Once reading all the reviews, if you are tempted to go for one of these, I don't think you will be disappointed. Keep in mind it is like cooking on a non stick frying pan...

United States on Nov 02, 2012