George Foreman grills. However, there are a wide variety of indoor grills available from other manufacturers as well (and many cost a lot less). Read on below to find out more information!
Electric vs. Propane
*propane since they are cooking your food differently.
* Electric grills can be easier to operate since they just need to be plugged in.
* Propane grills allow you to control heat by offering more settings.
* Propane grills can be more expensive to run than electric because they use more watts.
* Concerned about gas emissions? While electric grills (obviously) do not produce any, propane also produces very little.
What to Look For in an Indoor Grill
* '''Size:''' Yes, it matters! If you want to cook for more than one or two people, get a larger grill. However, keep in mind that while a bigger grill is usually better, so consider the space you need to store it. Do you have the shelf/cabinet/closet/counter space to store a large grill?
* '''Cleaning''': Are any removable parts that are dishwasher safe? Ease of cleaning will make using the grill more convenient. Are the surfaces non-stick?
** Keep in mind that grills with removable plates don't heat as evenly as ones with built-in plates.
** Dishwasherpan'>grease pan and scraper, are still a plus.
* '''Features: '''Watch out for features you may not need, like a timer or adjustable temperature. Food will cook best at the highest setting in almost all cases, and you can just as easily use your watch or the George Foreman
* Hamilton Beach
* VillaWare
* Toastmaster
* Presto
* Krups
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