Title: good idea, but not practical
Product review: George Forman's grill is an attempt to provide the consumer with a tabletop grill. When the grill becomes hot enough, it does prepare food well. However, for those of us who want to be able to clean the device after using, it is definately lacking. Since it cannot be submerged, cleaning with good hot soap and water is a no-no. Some food can be dislodged with the plastic spatula, and some cannot. Small particles of food become trapped in the grease outlit, and have to be dug out with a toothpick, or other small device. If this aperature is not clean, deposits of food become rancid. Eventually, when the hole is reamed out, the sticky black residue is both unsightly and unhealthy. In short, the grill cannot be cleaned with a plastic spatula, and a paper towel.
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