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Question: Can You cook one burger at a time?
Document: I cook everything on this! Don't let the pictures deceive you though, it is fairly small. You'll fir a chicken breast on there no problem, but not 2 burger patties unless they are smaller - a typical 1/4 lb. patty you can only fit one at a time.
A microwaved burger sucks, but grease splatter on the range top sucks too. The George Forman Countertop Grill solves both problems. Although the 36 sq. in. surface won't accommodate two frozen 1/4 lb. patties, You can cook one at a time while you're preparing the buns and condiments. Clean-up is a snap. All that and free shipping too. What a deal.
On the old grill two burgers just fit, on the new one the second burger almost fits. Both were the smallest size available when I bought them.But the worst part is:  it  does not cook evenly! The middle of the grill is much hotter than the rest. Not only can I grill only one burger at a time, I have to move it around to get it to cook evenly.I would return it if it were worth the trouble.
In my opinion I found the suggested cooking time of 4 to 5 minutes for a rare burger a bit excessive. As I mentioned the burgers I purchased were a bit over half an inch thick, I cooked it for four and half minutes and it was not even remotely pink let alone rare. I will make future time adjustments, so just a word of caution regarding cooking times. I have a Cuisinart grill when I need to cook larger portions, but this will work fine for one. Clean-up was easy using the wet paper towel method as mention by other reviewers.
My sweetie accidentally dropped our last Foreman grill(mid-sized) down a staircase. That was the end of that. Since it was broken anyway, I inspected it before I put it in the garbage. The metal sides are made of what I would call cast "pot metal" - which is OK for the price they are charging. This time around we bought the the smallest model (GR10B).PROs:  It works, the GR10B will cook a turkey burger to perfection in 7 minutes.It takes up surprisingly little space.
So I've heard wonderful things about the George Foreman grill. A $20 grill seems pretty noncommittal to me. In the time that I've used it (and followed the instructions carefully) it has burned the outside of my chicken and left my steak completely raw in the middle. I think I'll take what someone else recommended to me and that's putting Pillsbury cinnamon roll dough in there and letting it bake up or making grilled cheese sandwiches. I'm sure a burger also cooks well. Either way, be weary about how you use this, what you cook, and if said item on grill was cooked thoroughly.
Way too small to cook even one burger on! I had to get rid of it and buy a larger one that is much more practical.
Great for making a single burger, chicken breast, or sandwich at a time. If you're feeding yourself and maybe one other person these little grills are great, just don't expect to feed a party. Burns a little hotter than other GF grills I've used, so flipping your meat 90 degrees or so while cooking is a good idea.
I previously owned a much larger version of the Foreman Grill. I gave it away because I never used all of it, and it didn't fit my sink so it was very difficult to clean. Before I did I bought this much smaller original version on Amazon. It fits my needs, making one burger or steak at a time, and it fits my sink perfectly, so it's, well, perfect for my needs.
Okay... if you have not ever owned a GF grill, you should. I own several and purchased them for many. This one is for a friend who is working out of hotel room for months and months at a time... he has a &#34;sort of&#34; wet bar area but no oven. He has a microwave, a deep bar sink and small refridgerator. The GF allows him to grill a couple of burger patties... grill a toasted cheese.. frozen chicken breasts... etc.
Answer: Yes, one big burger, or two smaller burgers!