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Grilling in the kitchen? The T-fal Opti-Grill

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It’s hard to get a man a gift.  It really is my friend’s wives and girlfriends always have the hardest time finding a gift for them.  From time to time I get asked and I usually don’t have any idea, just replay “what does he like?”  Because it’s simple.  Guys don’t talk about what they want for the holidays with their bro’s they just talk about cars, sports, stupid things their children do and video games (honestly it really quite cliché but enjoyable).  So I have a huge hint for this years gift.

The Optigrill by T-Fal is clutch.

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This thing is rad. 

It’s everything that is great about indoor grilling. I can cook from FROZEN through PERFECT all on ONE device. Plus I can just toss the plates in the dishwasher or wipe them down with a towel for easy cleaning.

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WHAT IS SO AWESOME ABOUT THIS GRILL:

  • You don’t have to think about cooking times!  The Optigrill senses how your food is cooked and beeps when your meat is rare, medium or well done.
  • The design interface is simple and easy to use.
  • The grill plates can be put in the dishwasher for almost no legwork in the cleanup!
  • Integrated grease trap.
  • Easy cooking for the culinary impaired.
  • Settings include burgers, chicken, sandwiches, steaks, fish, veggies and more

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 WHAT KINDA SUCKS ABOUT THIS GRILL:

  • I only have one complaint – everything that comes out of this thing looks like a Panini.

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Basically

I know how to cook but I’m so lazy and on a very restrictive diet so I use this for as many meals as possible (I can fit my chicken for a couple days on it at once 4 large breasts fit on it).  Maybe I’m just the right person for this product but I love it and it is the perfect holiday gift.

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Details

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  • High Performance : 1800 W
  • Sensor cooking automatically adapts to the thickness of foods
  • 6 Automatic cooking programs
  • Frozen Food function to defrost and cook all types of food
  • Manual cooking function for grilling fruits and vegetables or personal recipes
  • Die-cast aluminum plates with non-stick coating
  • Extra large removable drip tray
  • Angled plates for easy fat release
  • Easy to clean – dishwasher safe removable plates and drip tray
  • Brushed stainless steel housing

 

Priced at under $180 this is our NUMBER ONE pick for the grilling guys at holiday time.

Available at http://www.getoptigrill.com/

For complete details and to connect with T-fal and the Optigrill

  • Fan them on Facebook at Optigrill
  • Follow  on twitter: @tfaloptigrill
  • Watch their videos on YouTube: Optigrill
  • Connect with Optigrill on Google+
  • Drool over their mouth watering photos on Pinterest

We received product to facilitate this review. All opinions are strictly our own.

 


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Comments

  1. Tammy Ferrill says

    May 11, 2014 at 9:57 am

    Is the non stick coating Teflon. ?

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