Tower T27019 Health Grill and Panini Press with Non-Stick Coated Plates and Automatic Temperature Control, 700W, Stainless Steel

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Tower is an iconic British brand boasting over 100 years of quality in manufacturing and design excellence. Tower is the UK's fastest growing SDA & Housewares brand loved by millions of households. This prevents it from becoming overdone due to the residual heat and also enhances flavour. Another touch is an improvement on previous models; while they had heating elements under the plates, the Pro has them embedded into the plates for a more superior heat.

Easy to dismantle for a compact storage solution when taking on camping adventures or caravan holidays With a 4 portion grill and 6 portion griddle, this is the perfect option for anyone who regularly cooks for a lot of guests or larger households and families. These make cleaning far less awkward, which is especially handy when you need to scrub burnt-on food, for example. Even better if you can pop them in the dishwasher.

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Yes. Even though some may do it better than others, this is a general primary design feature. Much cleaner, safer and less hassle than traditional grilling which can cause splashing onto upper elements, health grilling allows the oils to drop and then drain away and be collected in a tray of some form. Avoid waiting around for individual servings, this grill is perfect for cooking up to four portions at once, reducing the time spent in the kitchen The two cooking areas can be used at the same time to save you some time slaving away, and both feature independent temperature controls so are fully adaptable. So if you all like a cooked breakfast at the weekend, but the hassle of having several pans on the go at once or having to keep everything warm is usually too much effort, pop your meat on the grill and have your tomatoes, mushrooms and fried eggs all ready at the same time.

If you are after a grill which can be used infrequently and is compact enough for one or two people, then this could be a great option. Many of the newer models now include extra features that improve the overall cooking experience. Here's a breakdown of what to look for.Electric Indoor & Outdoor Health BBQ Entertain family and friends whatever the weather with Tower's electric BBQ indoor outdoor grill If you are looking for alternative health grills to George Forman grills then you can find a number of other great brands to enjoy. Some other popular brands include: It is also great for anyone who often hosts the meals and summer parties, thanks to the ability to cook up to 15 portions all at once. The fat runs off the plates so that it will be healthy for everyone. Perfect for those bothered about what they eat, but also for those who aren’t and you want to surprise, as the taste is still there.

Removable drip tray collects excess oil drained from the grill for easy cleaning. A grill-cleaning tool is also included for a fuss-free clean up. Again, this depends on what you will be cooking. If it’s going to be foods which could burn onto the cooking plates easily, such as some meats and vegetables, buying a grill which features removable heat plates could be the best option. This would allow you to soak the plates. If you’re going to be doing light grilling, and it will only require a wipe in between uses, one with fixed plates could do the job and will likely be cheaper, too. Cooking Speed We happen to have featured some of the biggest names in health grilling in our list, such as George Foreman, Tefal, Salter, Breville and Tower. Many chefs and health food experts have also put their name to grills in the past, such as Gordon Ramsey, Rosemary Conley, Antony Worrall Thompson and Heston Blumenthal. Thanks to the 600cm square cooking area, this is an ideal grill for anyone who regularly cooks for small amounts of people.The grill should offer as much heat at the edges of the plates as it does at the centre. We cut burgers open to see whether they have all been cooked evenly after sitting on different spots of the plate. Breville is a well-respected name in the grilling world, known for their host of panini and toastie makers, and this grill can help you expand your cooking horizons.

Power – Power is not necessarily the be-all and end-all, but may be important if you are searing meats often. You’ll want a high power grill which can seal the food while still cooking it thoroughly and leaving the inside moist. Lower power models will still do this fine, though – it may just take longer. A health grill looks a bit like a toastie maker, comprising two heated plates that sandwich food between them, cooking the top and the bottom together. Most are slightly slanted, with ridged plates that allow rendered fat to run off food instead of cooking it in its own grease. This excess is collected in a pot at the front of the grill. The collapsible stand is what makes this possible. It gives you a good raised surface, so you don’t need to grab a spare table, but also can be split up into parts when storage so you don’t need as much space. This also makes it great if you want to take it on the road with you to a holiday home or caravan. If it starts raining, just move it inside.This is great for table-top grilling and entertaining. Opening up the grill offers twice the cooking surface too. Temperature control – for some the best health grills will include adjustable temperatures for cooking time. And while we mention fat, up to 42% of the fat in the food you cook can be removed by this grill – perfect if you love nothing more than a nice fried steak meal as a midweek treat but want to make some changes, so it’s healthier without compromising on taste. Ready to cook indicator lights let you know when it is ready to work its magic. Its simple-to-use controls allow you to adjust the temperature and features an indicator light that lets you know when the grill has reached the perfect temperature, for precise grilling results