re: best indoor grill

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Your grill doesn't work at night?

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Haha, that's exactly what I was thinking. Maybe it would be cheaper to buy a new lightbulb for the porch light than an indoor grill.

But if you really, truly can't go outside after dark, I'd rather have a grill pan (assuming you have a gas stove, decent electric & decent vent hood) than a silly electric griddle. Various makers sell ridged grill pans--cheaper, easier to clean up, and no bulky single-purpose appliance to store when you're not using it.

Like dis: LINK

What you linked to are no more than "George Foreman" variations. Eh, why bother, for anyone not cooking in a dorm room.