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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 14 2008 21:45:57
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FrankenJim
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I Did Own a GF one! Its a crackign bit of kit, Worked best with Thick Meats I.e. Rump Steak And Big Chicken Breasts etc. Cleaning it is a prob , best to clean 20-40mins after cooking as it not too hot but hot enough the crap/fat etc wipes of easy, use a soft scaouer , dont use a wire or brillo pad as it will take of the paint layer thing on it. Hope that helps
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 14 2008 22:35:21
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markfj
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Got a george forman Its ok, it cooks quicker, and if thats all your after its good and ofc it drains the fat If you purely want flavour wouldnt really recommend, but like i said its quick so can be helpful as for cleaning it, just line it with tin foil, top and bottom... problem solved
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 15 2008 0:12:34
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Eric Marks
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is that ok to do?
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 6:00:07
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california dreaming
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I have a foreman however it is a pain in the ass to clean
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 10:14:20
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Arif
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I have a george formeman gathering dust cause I cant be assed to clean it.
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 11:10:54
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ORIGINAL: girish Does anyone have any of these, which is better? Picked up a quick comparison below but need to look more into it. Hulk's looks quite expensive and not sure if I want such a big one. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/online/article261775.ece Yes, I bought it for £5. I never use it. An oven with a grill is about 10x easier to clean.
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 11:13:52
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muscleman2008
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I have one of the newer george foremans with removal plates. Just bung them in the dish washer and hey presto!
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 12:23:04
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Big Les
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I love my george :) Did you know that the licensing rights for what is now the George Forman were orignally offered to Hulk Hogan but the company got no reply and George got the call - the rest is history! Its down to if you use it if it is worth the money - !
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 12:26:51
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popeye_wannabe
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i have a george foreman grill, its the easiest and quickest way for me of cooking meats. But i dont understand, how so many people are finding it hard to clean it? It comes with spatular (sp) type things all you have to do is use that once your meat has finished cooking, and before you turn it off, it takes seconds imo.
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RE: George Foreman vs Hulk Hogan (grill) - Apr. 18 2008 13:14:27
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girish
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the reason i ask is hulk seems to claim his one can do everything george's can do but it's easier to get rid of the fat juices and does panini's and waffles and pizza's also.
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