George Foreman 4-Serving Grill with Removable Plates and Panini Press

Kevin S: Love the ability to remove the grills to wash them in the sink

Canada on Sep 13, 2023

T. B.: Just used it tonight to grill dinner for hubby- and it made a beautiful rare steak. As I was was washing the removal plates I noticed how nicely they cleaned up. I’ve used them an average of once a week - for the past 6 years! Decided they deserved a good review.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

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United States on Aug 27, 2023

Diane: Like the removeable grill plates.

Canada on Jul 01, 2023

Amazon Customer: I find this size is pointless for extra food to grill you can fit the same amount with smaller one half size just no extra space but half the counter loss. Go smaller. They all are a pain cleaning wise BUT all worth the money, easily

United States on Jun 03, 2023

Deb Steacy: Love the new style of grill, so much easier to clean.

Canada on Sep 09, 2022

Chantel MacMillan: My original George Forman finally kicked the bucket and I was pleasantly surprised to see that the new ones have removable plates you can stick in the dishwasher as my biggest complaint of the old one was cleaning it. They’ve always been great to cook with, but now they’re also easy to clean and I cannot recommend enough.

Canada on Jan 29, 2022

KFH: Replacing a similar older model that finally quit after a ton of use over several years, the bottom element died. The new updated coating on the grill plates is even easier to clean than the previous one. I love to BBQ, but this is my go to winter grill, or on bad weather days.

Canada on Jan 17, 2022

Michael Cast: We have had a George Foreman in the kitchen since my grandmother bought one of the very first. I believe it was in the mid seventies. And it's still around here somewhere! We upgraded over the years as they increased the cook space capacity and design. They're just too handy and easy to cook on to NOT have one. Not to mention all of the excess grease (that is in most meats) is rendered off, and a preheated George will cook a two inch steak (medium rare) in less than ten minutes! It sears the outside of the meat, trapping the juices inside (YUMMY!) Unfortunately, the newer ones aren't as durable as the older models. Or rather the teflon coating starts to degrade faster than the heavier grates of those older ones. BUT, I've never had a George malfunction, it's always the grates that go first, the teflon chipping away ruins the "non stick". The last one we purchased was a large four-burger size with removable grates. It lasted about two years. We decided to go with this small two-burger grill this time. When I opened it, at first, I thought it was too small, but the looks are deceiving, there is plenty of grilling surface, it's just that the grills do not have molded handles...

United States on Feb 18, 2021

Silver Screen Videos: We have had a large George Foreman grill for several years, but it finally gave up the ghost so I decided to buy my wife another one for Christmas. Our main complaint about the earlier one was that it was too heavy and bulky, so I made a conscious decision to find a smaller one. The GRP360R was smaller and had a number of good reviews, so Santa Claus wound up leaving it under our Christmas tree for her. So far, it's done a good job.

Although retailers like Amazon sell a wide variety of grills that bear the "George Foreman" trademark, in actuality, a number of different manufacturers make the various models of these grills. As a result, there are several different models of roughly similar size and with roughly similar design and features, but the exact performance may differ. The GRP360R is manufactured by Black & Decker, which is one reason I selected it. The grill is available in a bright red and, for a higher price, there is a similar model in platinum. Although I would have preferred a less gaudy color, I bought the red grill.

Actually, the GRP360R grill has a red cover and a black lower half. As with most Foreman grills, it has two separate grill plates, a...

United States on Jan 10, 2017