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George Foreman GFSG80 525 Contact Searing Grill

LER739 Portable/Camping Grills Discontinued

$161.99Last catalog price, August 2008

Catalog description

George Foreman GFSG80 525 Contact Searing Grill, part number LER739, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $161.99, up from a low of $129.99.

Instantly sealing in taste and texture the George Foreman Contact Grill 525 Searing Grill sears and grills meat vegetables and more. Its unique two-step cooking process creates tender moist food with maximum flavor and minimum fat. Use the digital timer and variable temperature display to choose a preset grilling temperature between 300 and 425 degrees - the Super Sear Burst setting sears food for 90 seconds at 525 degrees then automatically adjusts to your chosen temperature for the remainder of the cook time. Unhealthy grease effortlessly drips off of the slanted 80-square-inch George Tough non-stick grill surface into the removable drip tray and a one-inch floating hinge lets you easily adjust the lid height to accommodate thick steaks and tall sandwiches.

For quick and easy cleanup both the included plastic spatula and drip tray are dishwasher-safe. A sleek stylish silver-tone countertop design completes the George Foreman Contact Grill 525 Searing Grills everyday versatility and utility making it the ideal addition to any home kitchen.

Endorsed and promoted by boxer George Foreman the George Foreman grills are among the most popular indoor grills ever sold. Also known as the Lean Mean Grilling Machines these grills are available in several different sizes and configurations. All feature the signature clamshell shape and grease-draining capabilities that result in a better-cooked healthier meal. Since their introduction in 1995 George Foreman grills have sold upwards of 100 million units.

Catalog price history

ObservedListed priceChange
January 2008$129.99
June 2008$151.99+$22.00
August 2008$161.99+$10.00

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