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Breville refurbished indoor grill opens completely flat to 386 square-inch of grilling space, featuring a flat plate and ribbed plate for contact grilling or barbecuing. Capable of making panini sandwiches and high searing foods. Floating top plate allows for cooking a variety of thick or thin foods. Locking arm allows for stand up easy storage. 1500-Watts, cord wrap storage, timer and double drip tray. Die-cast stainless design. Professional non-stick grill plates wipe clean easily and are designed to resist scratching and wear.
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Technical Details
- 1500-Watt die-cast indoor grill with brushed stainless-steel body- 368 Square-inch of scratch-resistant nonstick aluminum cooking surface
- Ribbed and flat plates; adjustable temperature; adjustable height and tilt
- Dishwasher-safe drip tray; 15-minute timer; cord wrap storage
- Measures 19-1/4 by 15 by 6-1/4-inch
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By J. Welge
Love this indoor grill. Heats up fast, one side a tiny bit more than the other but not a big deal. I use mine for sammiches, steaks, tortillas, pancakes, asparagus, reheat pizza and much more. Pretty easy to clean. Worth its large bulky size on the kitchen counter. Lid is not balanced perfectly which could use a little work on design aspect. I do not use a a panini press b/c the lid id fairly heavy and smooshes the sammiches. Probably use once a week and definitely worth it.
By P. T. Duprey (Cedar Park, TX USA)
I bought this to replace a big old Foreman grill that was losing its antistick coating. This is not as big as that really big Foreman grill (which could cook eight burgers). This can cook six burgers. But the difference is in the juiciness!
The Breville gets much hotter, sears better, cooks quicker and produces much tastier burgers. Steaks, too.
Cleanup is as easy as the Foreman - but there are more drips over the back edge to clean off the table.
Lost one star for capacity and drips.
By helpful joe (point venture, tx United States)
First, the advertisement says it has a 'nonstick aluminum cooking surface'. The instruction manual says it's a coating called quantanium. I purchased it for the (assumed less toxic) aluminum but it appears to be some kind of coating. It does clean unusually easily however.
The timer sounds a bell but doesn't shut off power. All that metal gets fairly hot. Can't move it as easily after use as my Hamilton Beach grill. The drip tray is of excellent quality but is 14 " long and so could be easier to handle and clean.
It does work properly. It does have extra features like the variable temp and the center pivoted top plate.
By J. Kennedy
This is the 2nd generation model, I have the 1st at home and use it CONSTANTLY! I use it to grill meat (any kind), as a panini press (from fancy Cubanos to 5-minute grilled cheese for my four-year-old), as a quesadilla maker, and recently discovered its true hidden talent...bacon. Cooks it faster, crisper and leaner than any fry pan. The only negative is cleanup; the cooking surfaces aren't removable so you have to wash and rinse them without getting too much water near the electrical components on the bottom of the grill.
NOT just a fancy Foreman. I had one of those and it doesn't compare. First and foremost the biggest difference is the floating hinge. Try grilling something thick on a Foreman and it'll cook the sides unevenly since it can't close around the whole steak. Also this gets much hotter (1500 watts). And finally the nonstick surface on this is very good in its durability (no nicks or marks after 3 years of heavy use) and its nonstick-edness. If you grill a sandwich with cheese and the cheese melts out the side, it will actually stay with the sandwich rather than stick to the grill!
Looks like this one is reconditioned and I bought mine new so I can't speak to the condition. But if mine broke today I'd drop the $180 for a new one in a heartbeat.
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