The Cuisinart All Foods Gas Grill is a Versatile cooking system that expertly grills fine foods. Solid grilling performance provided from a 12000 BTU stainless steel loop burner a heat distributing panel and a porcelain enamel coated cast iron cooking grate. The grill is compact in size making it ideal for smaller yards and patios and with folding stainless steel shelves and carry handles is convenient to carry to the game or beach. The All Foods Gas Grill features Cuisinart’s unique Versatile Modular Grill Surface system which is a series of interchangeable specialized grill surfaces suited to frequently grilled foods such as veggies breads & pizzas and delicate foods. The panels mate securely to the cooking surface yet remove quickly and easily for cleaning and storage. The grill comes with the Veggie Panel and others are available. Other features include a precision temperature gauge the Cuisinart TwiStart Ignition system and a removable drip tray.

• 12000-BTU tabletop gas grill with stainless-steel burner


• Twist-start ignition for easy start-ups; porcelain enamel-coated cast-iron cooking grate


• Modular grill-surface system; removable all-purpose veggie panel


• Folding side shelves; temperature gauge; propane tank not included


• Measures approximately 19-4/5 by 27-4/5 by 12-4/5 inches

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George Foreman Next Grilleration Grill with five removable plates for contact grill griddle waffle bake and panini cooking. All grills are coated with George Tourgh exclusive scratch resistant triple tough non-stick coating. Dishwasher safe removable plates for easy clean up.

• Electric countertop grill with 72 square inches of cooking surface


• 5 removable grill plates for making waffles cooking paninis grilling baking and griddle cooking


• Exclusive George Tough triple-coated scratch-resistant nonstick coating


• Generous handles stay cool to the touch; dishwasher-safe grilling plates


• Some units may show 0 1 2 3 rather than Off L M H

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I love this grill!!

I heard a commercial for this about 3 or 4 times one evening and I finally paid attention after barely listening to it the first few times. Once I saw that it had interchangeable *dishwasher-safe* plates I told my husband that I wanted it for Christmas. I popped over here to amazon and ordered it right away. It got here before Christmas but since it was my gift I had to leave it alone until afterwards ;-)



A few things attracted me to the grill. Interchangeable plates dishwasher safe and the waffle plates. I had been looking for a new wafflemaker and in fact had looked at the store the night I saw the ad for the G5. The one we've had for 11+ years is too small for our family now and I wanted something bigger. However it seemed silly to spend a lot of money on one since I don't make them that often. Imagine how happy I was to see the size of the plates on the commercial!



Let me tell you I was not disappointed with my first waffle go-round a couple of days ago. It makes 2 waffles that are each just about the size of 2 typical square freezer waffles. That's what I'm talking about! I made up a batch of Bisquick waffle batter and set to cooking. It was trial and error as far as learning cooking times. I like my waffles softer my husband likes them crispier. I would say on average they needed to cook 5-7 minutes. I pre-heated the grill as directed and poured about 1.5 ladles of batter on each side. I didn't get them perfectly full each time but close enough you know? We ate them we liked them! I didn't have any issues with them cooking unevenly; each batch turned out just fine.



Yesterday my husband made grilled cheese using the steak plate and the baking tray (upper & lower). He tells me that he flipped it over so he'd have the same design on each side *insert rolly eyes here* but otherwise it cooked just fine.



Last night I made chocolate chip cookies using the recipe from the cookbook that came with the grill. So cool! They were virtually impossible to screw up! I did cook them longer than the recipe called for after the first batch; cooking times I think are are things that will have to be judged individually for each recipe. There are guidelines in the cookbook and the instruction manual but I don't think they're hard and fast. Experiment and see what works best for you :-)



This morning my husband was at it again this time making scrambled eggs. I didn't get any (he ate them all while I was asleep!) but he says that they cooked the eggs in about 1/3 of the time as our gas stove. He was pretty happy with that.



I was pleased with the 2 drip trays and the better spatulas (also 2) that came with the grill in addition to the cleaning sponge. I don't know how often I'll use the sponge since the plates clean so easily by hand (and once again they are dishwasher-safe!) but it's nice to have. I liked the other Foreman grills but cleaning them stopped me from using them as often as I might have otherwise. They were just kind of a pain; if you've used them you know what I mean.



Get this grill :-) If you have realistic expectations and are willing to experiment to get just the right cooking times then I don't think you'll be disappointed. I'm not!More detail ...