- George Forman combo features the jumbo-size grill, toaster, and pancake maker
- Grill with 133-square-inch cooking surface, bun warmer, patented grill design, and non-stick plates
- 2-slice, wide-slot toaster with defrost and cancel buttons; slide out crumb tray for easy cleanup
- Toasts according to preference with 1 to 7 color-selector knob
- Pancake Maker with non-stick surface makes 4 pancakes at a time
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This George Foreman combo pack covers multiple kitchen tasks. It all starts with the Jumbo Size Plus Grill. Offering 133 square inches of cooking surface, along with a bun warmer feature, this jumbo-size version of the celebrated George Foreman Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine can grill seven or eight burgers or chicken breasts at once. The electric appliance's appeal lies in its simplicity and countertop convenience--not to mention its fat-fighting ability. The double-sided grill cooks burgers, steaks, chicken, sausage, fish, shrimp, and vegetables top and bottom in minutes. Grill marks not only look appetizing, they contribute caramelized flavor. The bottom grill's deep grooves collect fat, and the grill is sloped so the fat runs off into a dishwasher-safe plastic tray (two included) stationed under the unit's front. Because the grill is nonstick, cleanup is a snap: a quick scrape with a plastic spatula (two included) and a quick wipe with a paper towel or a sponge.
The grill is accompanied by two other handy kitchen appliances. First up is a snazzy toaster, which provides an extra-large slot that’s ideal for toasting bread, English muffins, or bagels of any size. The special toast-warming compartment keeps items warm if they’re not going to be eaten right away (very helpful if you’re toasting a large amount of bread or rolls), and the anti-jam mechanism ensures that nothing gets stuck. Seven browning levels provide a range of toasting options, while the slide out crumb tray makes crumb disposal a breeze. Adding even more convenience, there’s an extra-lift facility for easy removal of toasted items, and a cord wrap that makes storage a snap. This toaster measures 16-1/2 by 5 by 8 inches (length by width by height)
The third member in this sparkling appliance trio is a lightweight and attractive pancake maker. Taking any hassle out of pancake cooking, this machine features non-stick grid plates (which equal easy clean-up), a cool-touch handle, and a practical dual on/off ready lights that lets you know when to pour the pancake dough. Since it makes four traditional pancakes at once, there’s no worry that anyone will be left behind at the breakfast table. The pancake maker measures 13-1/2 by 11-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches (length by width by height), and stands on its end for storing.--Fred Brack
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Comes with George Forman GR36BWC Jumbo Size Plus Grill which has 133 square inch cooking surface with bun warmer feature, patented grill design, and non-stick plates. George Foreman GFT1C Toaster is a 2-slice, wide slot toaster with defrost and cancel buttons, 1-7 color selector knob and slide out crumb tray. George Foreman TPAN4P Pancake Maker makes 4 pancakes non stick surface.
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is a champ,
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This review is from: George Foreman GR36BWC Jumbo Size Plus Grill, Silver with Double Bonus (Kitchen)
Love this combo! The grill is great; cleanup is a snap if you do this: place wet paper towels on the grill as soon as you unplug it, close grill and leave paper towels in place while the grill cools. A quick wipe with a dish cloth and it's done! The pancake maker is super. I have never been able to make good or pretty pancakes. With this appliance, I can. Pancakes are ready in 3-4 minutes. Haven't tried the toaster. The grill comes with two drip trays and two plastic scrapers. I haven't needed to use a scraper. I recommend this combo highly. A good deal too. (...) I am very pleased with my purchase.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Workhorse grill with some excellent bonus items,
By Joanna Daneman (Middletown, DE USA) - See all my reviews (TOP 10 REVIEWER) (VINE VOICE) (COMMUNITY FORUM 04) (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
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This review is from: George Foreman GR36BWC Jumbo Size Plus Grill, Silver with Double Bonus (Kitchen)
The Foreman jumbo grill is a real workhorse for us; we had the original size grill (sans bunwarmer) and it did a great job. But it is only big enough for two small burgers or a serving of one chicken breast, fish or other item. For a single person, the original unit is perfect. But for a family, or even two people where one is a fairly big eater (the guy), the jumbo grill is more versatile.Make no mistake, this unit is BIG. It is more than twice the size of the original unit. You can cook six burgers on the surface, or 2 full size steaks. And that's what makes it particularly useful; if you want to cook a steak dinner and have all the steaks done simultaneously, the jumbo unit makes a lot of sense. The top of the jumbo grill can be detached for cleaning, so it moves with a bit of play in the hinge--this is normal. Cleaning the surface is done by sponging down the unit after it cools somewhat and after you scrape any drippings off with a spatula included with the unit. There are two spatulas (grooved to fit the grill bars) and two large drip trays to catch the fat and drippings that run off as you grill. Since we like to make pounded chicken cutlet, where you flatten a chicken breast, we really did need a larger unit. We could have used the next size up (the Super Champ?) but this unit replaces an electric barbecue and works for parties. We like it. Now, to the extras included here--a toaster and a pancake maker: The toaster provoked a chorus of "Jetsons! We're the Jetsons!" when we took it out of the box. This is a single-slot, wide-mouth toaster with the signature Foreman bunwarmer on one side. The unit looks like a tv set that got flattened. You'll find a compartment covered by a clear plastic door on one side of the unit, just like the bunwarmer on the newer Foreman grills. These bunwarmers cleverly utilize the warm back side of the grill or toasting element--hey, heat radiates from both sides of a grill, so why not use the escaping heat for warming breads or toast? The clear window of the warmer is what gives this toaster the Jetsons-look. The toaster slot fits most any kind of bagel, bread, pastry or what-have-you; we tried regular toast, but it would also work for Texas Toast. The unit has a defrost button and a cancel button for rescuing your toast from the Carboniferous Era. In other words, since this is a big toaster, thin slices of bread can burn even on a low setting, so until you are familiar with its quirks, finger on the "cancel" button and don't walk away. Unless you like your smoke detectors screeching first thing in the morning. The toasting is even. I didn't try the warmer portion, but you can defrost pastry or keep your toast slices warm. The unit is made of silver plastic, so it looks a bit spacey, especially with the clear bubble of the bunwarmer--it's not pretty like a retro-style chrome toaster but it sure does the job. We found the toasting was even, something I can't say about some other toasters I've owned. Now, to the pancake maker. I felt about this item the way a reporter from the Wall Street Journal told me she felt about egg cookers: what, don't you people know how to cook? Who needs a pancake maker? I normally just pour my pancake batter onto a griddle on the stove, two pancakes at a time and flip them on a plate in the oven until they are piled up enough for the guests. The pancake maker is not a griddle--it's more like a waffle iron and it has four approximately 4-inch depressions on boths sides of the teflon-coated interior. You plug in the unit, it heats up until the ready light shows green. Then you pour the batter into the depressions, close the lid and it bakes the cakes bake on both sides. When you open the lid, you have four perfectly-shaped pancakes, ready to go. The teflon coating releases the cakes well-- I greased them slightly with butter just to be sure. The pancake maker could be used tableside, so that the cook would not have to stand at the stove flipping flapjacks to order. So if your table is big enough or if you have a cart or counter nearby, you can locate the unit strategically to produce a continuous stream of pancakes while you wipe up the spilled milk, grab contraband items from the nine-year old and rescue the syrup bottle from disaster as it tips dangerously towards the floor. If you have a crowd who likes pancakes, the pancake maker will probably be extremely popular. It surprised me how well it worked. It's not small, either--about the size of a waffle iron or the second-size-up Foreman grill. It's silver plastic, also very spacey-looking but it works well, indeed.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
great and ok,
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This review is from: George Foreman GR36BWC Jumbo Size Plus Grill, Silver with Double Bonus (Kitchen)
The grill is the best part of this combo deal. George Foreman is the best when it comes to having dinner on the table in under 15 minutes. I love it! The pancake maker is a waste of time though, 4 little pancakes! I'd rather use a large pan on the stove and get 5 or 7 at a time. Clean up is also a pain with the circles, though it did clean up nice. I never tried the toaster, it's still in the package. Do yourself a favor and JUST buy the grill.
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