We've been waiting for one of these to come up as this is the best price compared to others we've looked at elsewhere and this comes with a 3yr Warranty.
Perfect for camping/caravaning or use at home - we'll either be using it when we don't want to bother with the BBQ or when we need more cooking space and of course will come in handy indoors when the weathers not so good!
Ideal for simultaneously preparing meat, fish, seafood, vegetables, etc.
Aluminium grilling surface with a high-quality non-stick coating by ILAG®
Removable thermostat with variable temperature control and chrome-plated handles with Cool-Touch Zones
2000W
Includes 8 wooden spatulas
Grilling surface (cm): 47 x 26
3 year manufacturer's warranty
Top comments
Hootwo
2 Feb 153#10
Bought one at the weekend and happy with it. Seems well made and so far as one can judge the non-stick looks fine.
Heats up quickly too. The thermostat is quite sensitive - there's a world of difference between 3 and 4.
I cooked some salmon - seared it all round sealing in the juices and it was delicious.
Also burgers at a lower heat for longer - worked ok although our George foreman grill would have been better because the fat runs away more easily.
It's worth noting that greasing it produces a lot of smoke, so I just grease the bit I'm using and put whatever's cooking under a glass saucepan lid.
The fat drain hole could be wider - it can get blocked with bits. Fat drains best if you prop up the back 1-2cm.
Recommended and great value at £20 but not as healthy as a Foreman grill. as with all cooking stuff, it's great fro some things, less so for others.
edit: forget using this for camping as it needs a 2kw supply.
All comments (21)
Haylhoo
1 Feb 15#1
This gives an idea of how much fits on it & how it cooks, looks very easy to clean at the end! *warning - do not watch if you are hungry! Grill in use
Yatty
2 Feb 15#2
Just watch the video ! So hungry right now !!!
Tracyx
2 Feb 15#3
Looks great just what I was looking for :smiley:
tmohammad
2 Feb 15#4
Its not on their web site? Is it on offer yet or does someone have a direct link?
orjustthese
2 Feb 151#5
if you dont mind a bit less warranty, both very rated with good reviews and same specs
* tho not really cheaper looking again (so used to everything on amazon be free shipping not £7.99, might still be worth it for some to save a trip and over priced parking lots, so i'll leave it up*
adwils
2 Feb 15#6
"Article does not exist" on website.
Anyone ever used one?.
How easy is it to clean after using it for a year?
dandubi
2 Feb 15#7
Are these good for American style pancakes?
Dyrob2000
2 Feb 15#8
How would you power it if you were camping???
megaman666 to Dyrob2000
2 Feb 151#13
light a fire under it?
Monkeybumcheeks
2 Feb 152#9
Buy two and make a D.I.Y trouser press ! :smile:
Hootwo
2 Feb 153#10
Bought one at the weekend and happy with it. Seems well made and so far as one can judge the non-stick looks fine.
Heats up quickly too. The thermostat is quite sensitive - there's a world of difference between 3 and 4.
I cooked some salmon - seared it all round sealing in the juices and it was delicious.
Also burgers at a lower heat for longer - worked ok although our George foreman grill would have been better because the fat runs away more easily.
It's worth noting that greasing it produces a lot of smoke, so I just grease the bit I'm using and put whatever's cooking under a glass saucepan lid.
The fat drain hole could be wider - it can get blocked with bits. Fat drains best if you prop up the back 1-2cm.
Recommended and great value at £20 but not as healthy as a Foreman grill. as with all cooking stuff, it's great fro some things, less so for others.
edit: forget using this for camping as it needs a 2kw supply.
GunnerGraham to Hootwo
2 Feb 15#11
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Great review there,thanks for taking the time and to include the handy tips.
Hootwo
2 Feb 15#12
Aww thanks, pleasure :stuck_out_tongue:
willdean
2 Feb 15#14
I have one of these and it is great fun for dinner parties. make sure you have a window open if you are sizzling! I have the table Wok set to.
saint25a
2 Feb 15#15
I bought this too and have to agree with hootwo it is excellent and well worth the £19.99
Kaveman
2 Feb 15#16
The real question is, can you get an onion volcano going on these? :-)
Haylhoo to Kaveman
2 Feb 15#17
More info please.....
Kaveman
2 Feb 15#18
If you go to a tappanyaki / hibachi restaurant on the states, the chef always does the onion volcano. Have a look on you tube for it!
stellaman28
3 Feb 15#19
these are great for the money. Got one for camping last year and ended up using it as much as the bbq. Very versatile and gets pretty hot. Great for blue steaks
megaman666
3 Feb 15#20
+1
Ginandmark
16 Nov 16#21
Mine stopped working after a month and I don't have the receipt to return it.
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Perfect for camping/caravaning or use at home - we'll either be using it when we don't want to bother with the BBQ or when we need more cooking space and of course will come in handy indoors when the weathers not so good!
Ideal for simultaneously preparing meat, fish, seafood, vegetables, etc.
Aluminium grilling surface with a high-quality non-stick coating by ILAG®
Removable thermostat with variable temperature control and chrome-plated handles with Cool-Touch Zones
2000W
Includes 8 wooden spatulas
Grilling surface (cm): 47 x 26
3 year manufacturer's warranty
Top comments
Heats up quickly too. The thermostat is quite sensitive - there's a world of difference between 3 and 4.
I cooked some salmon - seared it all round sealing in the juices and it was delicious.
Also burgers at a lower heat for longer - worked ok although our George foreman grill would have been better because the fat runs away more easily.
It's worth noting that greasing it produces a lot of smoke, so I just grease the bit I'm using and put whatever's cooking under a glass saucepan lid.
The fat drain hole could be wider - it can get blocked with bits. Fat drains best if you prop up the back 1-2cm.
Recommended and great value at £20 but not as healthy as a Foreman grill. as with all cooking stuff, it's great fro some things, less so for others.
edit: forget using this for camping as it needs a 2kw supply.
All comments (21)
This gives an idea of how much fits on it & how it cooks, looks very easy to clean at the end! *warning - do not watch if you are hungry!
Grill in use
http://www.amazon.co.uk/VonShef-Electric-Teppanyaki-Barbecue-Griddle/dp/B007FQY6WU
http://www.amazon.co.uk/VonShef-Electric-Teppanyaki-Adjustable-Temperature/dp/B00F40WKAY
* tho not really cheaper looking again (so used to everything on amazon be free shipping not £7.99, might still be worth it for some to save a trip and over priced parking lots, so i'll leave it up*
Anyone ever used one?.
How easy is it to clean after using it for a year?
Heats up quickly too. The thermostat is quite sensitive - there's a world of difference between 3 and 4.
I cooked some salmon - seared it all round sealing in the juices and it was delicious.
Also burgers at a lower heat for longer - worked ok although our George foreman grill would have been better because the fat runs away more easily.
It's worth noting that greasing it produces a lot of smoke, so I just grease the bit I'm using and put whatever's cooking under a glass saucepan lid.
The fat drain hole could be wider - it can get blocked with bits. Fat drains best if you prop up the back 1-2cm.
Recommended and great value at £20 but not as healthy as a Foreman grill. as with all cooking stuff, it's great fro some things, less so for others.
edit: forget using this for camping as it needs a 2kw supply.
Great review there,thanks for taking the time and to include the handy tips.