re: Should you clean your George Foreman grill?

In all seriousness, my freshman year we snuck one in for breakfast on hangover Sundays.

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Personally, I don't want fricking hamburger grease in my bread, but that's just me.

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This is why men in our society are a becoming a bunch of bearded, skinny jean wearing, “is this made out of soy” pussies. Who the frick says this dumb shite?

Say what you want about a foreman grill...but you leave the office out of this. That show is a national treasure and has been for over a decade.

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Yes, I am a fig because I don't want hamburger grease overwhelming the flavor of my sandwich. Top notch commentary.

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Kinda. Yeah.

It’s a wonder some of you make it out of bed every morning.

I wash dishes in bed so I don't have to get out.

You dumb. Both will die every time the grill comes up to temperature.

I use my George Foreman to cook Bubba Burgers for the kids a couple of times a week. I line the fat catching bucket thing and the lower tray where the food sits with aluminum foil. I throw the one on the cooking surface away after every cook and wipe the top tray with a couple of wet paper towels to clean it. Never used soap on it. You can change out the fat trap foil as often as you see fit.

Bonus OT Shark Tank idea: sell cheap disposable liners for the GF grill and fat catching tray.

Grease or oil goes rancid after a while. You can do whatever you want with your Foreman, but I am cleaning mine.

Cast Iron should be lightly cleaned after use, not scrubbed clean like a Teflon coated Foreman.