With Variable Heat, Not Dishwasher Safe, With Timer
And you thought the FIRST George Foreman grill was cool. The Next Generation lets you grill more and grill bigger with a 96 cooking surface and 1 floating hinge for thicker food. Do it better, tooset the adjustable temperature gauge and timer to control just how done your wienies get, and always know how things are cooking, thanks to the oversized LED readouts. And cleanup. Removable nonstick grill plates make it a snap. Includes 2 drip trays and a spatula. Hand wash.
Price Range: $55 - $100
Epinions Rating: 
(19 Reviews)
MPN: GRP99
Type: Sandwich Maker
Variable Heat: With Variable Heat
Dishwasher Safe: Not Dishwasher Safe
Timer: With Timer
Width: 17 in.
Depth: 14 in.
Product ID: 22530980
Worst cooking device ever...Food tastes bad...leaves nasty smell in the house.
Author's Rating:
Pros: Makes good grilled cheese and tuna melt sandwiches. Fast and Easy to clean.
Cons: Most meat tastes bad. Leaves nasty smell in the house.
The Bottom Line: I could not, in good conscience, recommend this product to anyone. It will leave a bad taste in your mouth, and a bad smell in your house.
Review: This Model Number, GRP99, is the closest I can come to my product. My product is a GRP99B, Next Generation Grilling Machine. It does not say"sandwich"anywhere on the packaging or machine. Unlike a"sandwich maker", which you would expect to have a flat... Read Full Review by gfgrillstinks, Jan 7, 2008
George Foreman Next Generation Grill - GRP99 - Saying Yay to Removable Plates
Author's Rating:
Pros: Removable plates, timer, temperature control, cooks great
Cons: does take up a lot of counter space, Plates don't"click"in place
The Bottom Line: Thanks, George!
Review: I received this George Foreman GRP99 Next Generation Grill probably going on close to 2 years ago now as a gift from my husband one year for Mother's Day. Not the most romantic gift, but one that I had asked for. Our former... Read Full Review by marytara, Dec 27, 2007
This Grill helps KNOCK out the time too!
Author's Rating:
Pros: Healthy cooking, EZ to clean and use, Lots of food can be cooked on it.
Cons: None at this time...
The Bottom Line: This GF is a great combo of user-controllable function and quick meal preparation. It cleans quickly and looks attractive on the open counter-top. It's well worth the $69.
Review: This grill came recommended to us as the plates are removable, the cooking space is large enough to cook for a small gathering, there is a Timer and Variable Temp control(300 to 425) along with the drip tray, and plastic food scraper. Regrettably, this... Read Full Review by MIDIMonster323, Aug 19, 2007
WARNING... USERS IN EXTREME DANGER OF SEVERE BODILY BURNS
Author's Rating:
Pros: exceptionally healthy food
Cons: DANGEROUS and wife refuses to eat the food because of its texture
The Bottom Line: null
Review: WARNING ...Monstrous, heavy, burning hot metal plates fall off when opening lid. EXTREME DANGER. Love the food, but it scares my entire family to death. I'm not burned, but incredibly steamed. Only purchase this if it comes with free burn cream and a... Read Full Review by joecow, Nov 21, 2006
Hate the Removable Grill Plates
Author's Rating:
Pros: Cooks fairly fast
Cons: Dangerous, grill plates do not stay locked in place!
The Bottom Line: null
Review: This thing is dangerous. I've used it several times and the stupid grill plates refuse to lock in place. I am always afraid that whenever I cook with it I'm going to burn myself badly when the upper grill plate disengages. Think they need to recall... Read Full Review by grannytoizzy, Nov 10, 2006
Sandwich Maker?? My GRP99 says Lean Mean Fat Grilling Machine
Author's Rating:
Pros: Ease of cleaning and removable grill plates
Cons: over-priced; uneven browning (top and bottom differences); black residue forming on underside of grill plates.
The Bottom Line: null
Review: First of all, don't waste your money buying one of these! Not only do we have to turn the food over during the cooking time to get fairly even browning, we have a huge issue with the removable grill plates forming a black sooty residue on the underside... Read Full Review by geweleo, May 7, 2006
George Foreman GRP99 Grill - Quick, Tasty, and Sometimes Healthy Meals!
Author's Rating:
Pros: Easy to use, removable grill plates, non-stick, timer, sloped surface
Cons: none!
The Bottom Line: The George Foreman GRP99 is a nicely-designed grill that is a cinch to cook on!
Review: My husband wanted a George Forman grill for quite some time, so I purchased him one for his birthday. I wanted to get him one of the larger ones, because he already had the small, $20 George Foreman grill at work. After doing some research, I decided... Read Full Review by Javelina, Feb 27, 2006
George Foreman and I Have a Great Relationship
Author's Rating:
Pros: Easy to use and clean, reliable, varied temperature settings
Cons: The drip pan could be a little deeper.
The Bottom Line: I am happily married to the Next Generation of George Foreman grilling and in all honesty, I cannot make any recommendations for changes.
Review: Dumpster diving sometimes pays off. A couple of years ago while visiting an aunt in Houston I offered to carry her trash down to the parking garage. Her posh, University area condo often housed wealthy college students and when they graduated, well,... Read Full Review by pestyside, Jan 7, 2008
Author's Rating:
Pros: Easier to wash than previous units.
Cons: Melts, blisters, quits working. What more need I say?
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I'm actually surprised there is no Class Action Suit going on for this product. I've had mine for not quite 3 months and the grilling was okay, nothing special. The problem that I have with this product is that the sixth time I used it, the top lid... Read Full Review by BOCTOK, Jan 23, 2006
This is great to cook on , but NOT dishwasher friendly!
Author's Rating:
Pros: Cooks evenly, taste great, large size holds 6 burgers.
Cons: Oxidizing in dishwasher. Very large takes up too much storage space.
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I got this based on the fact that you can put the grill plates in the dishwasher, HOWEVER, beware, they oxidize in the dishwasher. Meaning the back of the cooking plates, turn black and wipe off on your towels, hands, ect. I called the manufactor and... Read Full Review by s232271, Oct 4, 2005
Author's Rating:
Pros: Cooked food well&quickly
Cons: stopped with in two months of having it
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I loved my grill! cooked on it every night.. 2 months after i purchased it. It stopped working.. No signs, worked fine one day¬ at all the next. NO Idea what went wrong.. Guess i'll try to return it. BUT to the store, i'm very unhappy with Salton,... Read Full Review by happyraspberry, Sep 28, 2005
Fat Gets a TKO with George Foreman Grill
Author's Rating:
Pros: Sluicing makes for healthier meals, easy clean-up
Cons: Well, it does take up some counterspace
The Bottom Line: The George Foreman Next Grilleration machine would make a great gift for singles, newlyweds, families and older people. One of the few gifts they'll actually use!
Review: When my boyfriend's mother bought the George Foreman Indoor Grill for him as a birthday present earlier this year, I was far from being a believer. My immediate thoughts were that it would eat up what was left of our minimal counter space, be a bear to... Read Full Review by meagandowney, Jan 1, 2006
Author's Rating:
Pros: Easy to clean, plates go in dishwasher. Temp.&time controls. Includes a great cookbook.
Cons: I really can't think of anything I don't like about this grill.
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I bought the GRP99 grill in December 2004 and loved it from the first time I used it. I previously owned the older model that did not have removeable plates and it was a pain to clean up. This grill is a dream and I love it so much I bought two more as... Read Full Review by cjsil, Jul 17, 2005
This George Foreman is no CHAMP
Author's Rating:
Pros: Grates clean easily in dishwasher. Good cookbook.
Cons: Grates do not clean well by hand. Heavy. Poor and uneven browning.
The Bottom Line: I don't recommend this. Difficulty in cleaning by hand, poor browning and uneven heating.
Review: My only previous experience with George Foreman grills was the small GF"Champ"which was the smallest GF grill. I got it for $1.00 by joining Netmarket.com (and then canceled before the 90 day trial was up to keep the grill). I wanted to try the... Read Full Review by krus54, May 25, 2005
This product has made mealtime hassle free!
Author's Rating:
Pros: Fast, easy to clean, large grill size, never overcooks food, preheats, variable heat temps.
Cons: I honestly can't think of any!
The Bottom Line: null
Review: My husband originally purchased a regular George Foreman grill and I said I wanted nothing to do with it because it's a pain to clean. The next day, I saw a TV commercial for"The Next Grilleration"of George Foreman grills and I was thrilled to hear... Read Full Review by firehead4, Apr 17, 2005
Author's Rating:
Pros: Non-stick worked well, lots of space
Cons: See above
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I am used to doing high temperature work with my Calphalon fry pans, etc. When one cooks with high temperature, caramalization occurs and the food item takes on a certain texture. So, I was looking forwards to getting the Grilleration. I have done four... Read Full Review by pgde, Feb 25, 2005
At Last: A George You Can Take Apart to Clean
Author's Rating:
Pros: removable dishwasher-safe heating plates, variable temperature, timer
Cons: big and heavy, replacing the plates can be"an act of faith"
The Bottom Line: If you've been waiting for a George that's easier to clean, now's your chance!
Review: Low Carb. Lo Fat. High Protein. Diets, diets, diets, diets!!! It's getting so that every time you turn around somebody's trying to tell you what's good for you and what's not. It's getting harder and harder to plan a meal,... Read Full Review by scmrak, Feb 3, 2005
