• Great for grilling burgers, fish, vegetables.
• Includes dishwasher-safe plastic drip tray and spatula.
• Also includes bun warmer.
• Patented grill grooves let oil run off while food is cooking.
• Interior wipes clean easily.

Product Description ------------------- Cook like a pro with the George Foreman Indoor Grill with Bun Warmer. Food tastes better when prepared in the George Foreman Lean Mean Reducing Grilling Machine, which features patented channels to carry run-off grease. Sloped grill surface drains excess liquid away form food making for a more ful meal. Floating hinge lets you cook thin or thick cuts of meat. Buns stay warm on top of the grill in the specially designed bun warmer. Cleanup is fast and easy with the durable, double-coated nonstick grilling plates. Includes a flat spatula designed to fit into the grooves of the grill plates and a spatula rest. 1-yr. limited manufacturer's warranty. Imported. .com ---- Topped by a bun warmer with a transparent lid, this Champ is a variant of the popular George Foreman Lean Mean -Reducing Grilling Machine. The electric appliance's appeal lies in its simplicity and countertop convenience--not to mention its -fighting ability. The double-sided grill (a 6-by-7-inch nonstick cooking surface) cooks burgers, steaks, chicken, sausage, fish, shrimp, and vegetables top and bottom in minutes. (Recipes accompany the grill.) Grill marks not only look appetizing, they contribute caramelized flavor. The bottom grill's deep grooves collect , and the grill is sloped so the runs off into a dishwasher-safe plastic tray stationed under the unit's front. The nonstick bun warmer draws heat from the grill and can be used while food is grilling or by itself. (The entire unit, grill and bun warmer, turns on by plugging in the power cord.) The warmer heats a burger's bun as well as other bread items, including English muffins, tortillas, pita bread, sliced bagels, and croissants. Because the grill is nonstick, cleanup is a snap: just a quick scrape with a plastic spatula (included) and a quick wipe with a paper towel or a sponge. --Fred Brack