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Hi There! I’m far from the first person to know about the Optigrill but I’m glad someone did tell me about it as the Grill would probably have to be one of the most convenient small appliances I have in my kitchen, no not the best Grill I’ve ever owned certainly but the most convenient and that says a lot. The OptiGrill looks like a larger than average sandwich toaster except that it does far more than toast sandwiches. On the front of the Grill handle are a row of 10 raised bubble type buttons which control the Grill. Suppose you wish to Gril some sausages for your dinner, press the Power button, then press the Sausages button and then press the Ok button to start the program. The Grill beeps with every button press and it will beep to alert you that the Grill is heated and ready for you to open it and place your sausages onto the Non-Stick plates. The OptiGrill has a variety of sensors which measure food thickness, food temperature and so on to ensure perfect cooking of your meat. During the cooking cycle the Grill will beep ti indicate the cooking progress, for example when cooking burgers the Grill beeps to indicate rare cooking, will beep again after a while to indicate medium cooking and again after a few minutes to indicate that cooking is well done, this final beep is a far different tone then the rest of the progress beeps. I did say this Grill is convenient and I’ve demonstrated that by outlining some of the cooking procedures but one convenient feature does make the OptiGrill shine above everything else I’ve ever owned in the grilling department, the removable non-stick plates which make for easy cleaning. After you’ve finished cooking leave the grill for half an hour or so to cool, remove the plates and put them into the dish washer or hand wash in the sink. My only real complaint about the OptiGrill is the speaker for the beeps, the tones are not terribly loud so I suggest that if you buy an OptiGrill you make it your first rule not to move too far away from it or at least to stay nearby in your kitchen which is probably something anyone should do anyway if they’re cooking or grilling. The OptiGrill seems to be available world wide so a simple Google search should pick it up. I’m compiling a notes files on the Grill which I’d be more than happy to share with others or perhaps others have their own notes which they’d like to pass along. ********** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
