The perfect fit ‘sliding in’ drip tray will collect all excess fats through drainage holes, making cooking and cleaning that little bit easier. You don't get any kind of control over temperature, the red and green lights on the top give you all the indication you need that it's ready and maintaining the correct amount of heat. What you do get though is lots of space, with plenty of cooking real estate for a collection of toasted sarnies or paninis.

Would you need a replacement if this product stopped working? Very Protect - Replace covers accidental damage from day one and breakdown after the manufacturer’s warranty ends. The grill can be set at a height or angle to suit what you’re cooking, and the grill plates are removable and interchangeable, with one ridged and the other flat. They’re not dishwasher safe though, which is a bit of a pain. Temperature: Next, think about the food you’ll be likely to cook on the grill. Some models have only one temperature, which works well for meat and poultry but can be too hot for veggies and fish. If you plan to cook a range of foods, look for a model with a choice of temperatures, or one with programmed settings.There’s also the floating hinge, which offers up a much more flexible way of cooking and allows you to squeeze mega burgers, huge grilled sandwiches and other eats inside the hotplates without hassle. The best part of that is doing it and then squishing the contents down for the ultimate messy treat. Would you be lost without this product? If it breaks, we’ll aim to replace it within 2 days with no excess to pay. Although Weber launched an electric BBQ grill quite a few years ago – the Pulse 1000 – which you can read about below, the new Lumin is a different little beast that specialises in five main disciplines – grilling, searing, steaming, smoking and warming. Grill purists will have already moved on by now having read that opening sentence, but it's actually a great device. At 1.8 Kilowatts, this is actually less powerful than its new stablemate, the Lumin. There's a bright temperature display, instant control over heat – the precision is far greater than what you could ever achieve with charcoal, although I don't think gas has much to worry about – and also a plug-in probe for monitoring the internal temperature of food.For some reason, this is not done on the main display but via Weber's iOS and Android app but it works so well, it almost takes the fun out of it. Most food comes out perfectly done, so long as you properly pre-heat the grill. If you’re not sure how much use you’ll get out of a grill, the Medium Fit George Foreman model is ideal. It’s large enough to cater for a couple of whole meals at a time, has been designed to take up less room when stored vertically compared to similarly sized models, has a floating hinge, and is affordable for its size.

The Immersa Grill comes in two sizes, the Individual model, best for couples and solo cooks, linked above, and the larger Family version, which is perfect for families, larger meals or parties.Simply switch off and unclip the removable control panel from the plates and pop the grill into the dishwasher or soak in the sink. Faster Preheat** No need to wait longer than necessary for your grill to reach optimum cooking temperature. This being a George Foreman grill, the Immersa also boasts all of the other tried and tested design features that make these little beauties so handy. I love the way you can store them upright when you’re done grilling. That way, you can slot it into a suitable alcove when it’s cool and clean, without any worries.