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  George Foreman Contact Roaster

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• Guest 1st Oct 2009

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  George Foreman Contact Roaster - Fantastic roaster but it is over priced usually @$159 + shipping. Perfect for a small whole chicken or chicken breasts, boneless or not.
  

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• lydiaway 20th Sep 2008

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  The George Foreman Contact Roaster is so easy to operate, doesn't take up much space, if you are not happy with your George Foreman roaster you must be trying to cook soup!

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• Guest 3rd Jun 2008

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  The machine has a warm up and beeps so you think it is at the set temperature, but doesn't show what it is. It works with "thinner" pieces of meat best, I think, that can easily be turned over or rearranged during cooking.

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• Guest 9th May 2008

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  I didn't like the George Foreman Contact Roaster at all. It took ages to cook, it's bulky.
  Happy to sell you mine. Was a wedding gift have only ever used it once.

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• Guest 18th Mar 2008

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  Bring back on the market.

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• Guest 22nd Feb 2008

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  I use it for all my meats so I cook without grease. I use an aluminium foil base to aid clean up. I cannot find it anywhere any more. It is the best George Foreman appliance. Burns out after about a year. Cannot find the appliance any more. It used to be available in two sizes. I use it every day. I love it. Wish they would make it less likely to burn out after one year.

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• RAILBANK 14th Jan 2008

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  I got this item at a really good price and cannot wait until I can use it again. I cooked a 3 pound sirloin roast and the contact roaster kept it moist. I think you may have to turn the roast over after a while to make sure that one side does not get burnt.

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• psychwells 13th Jan 2008

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  The best used piece of equipment in my kitchen. Used at least 4 times a week. Mainly use the roaster which means raw products are turned into a health meal with little effort and no standing around to watch it. Idea for busy people.

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• Guest 13th Jan 2008

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  The George Foreman Contact Roaster was ahead of it's time, they should bring this item back, and re-market it, and add it back to their list of products. Again it's a great Item, and why they took it off the market is beyond reason, but anyway I have one, and use it often, it's a real time saver, and like I said it bakes biscuits to perfection, like no conventional oven I've used can.

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• ticktrek 5th Jan 2008

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  I use this thing all the time and really like it.

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