Tower T27019 Health Grill and Panini Press with Non-Stick Coated Plates and Automatic Temperature Control, 700W, Stainless Steel

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This prevents it from becoming overdone due to the residual heat and also enhances flavour. Another touch is an improvement on previous models; while they had heating elements under the plates, the Pro has them embedded into the plates for a more superior heat.

This innovative health grill can also be used as a Panini press, sandwich maker and griddle for added versatility. Its 750W power provides fast and efficient cooking, heating up in approximately 3 minutes.

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Plate height and temperature are both adjustable so that you can prepare pancakes and toasties just as well as burgers. An LCD screen informs you of what is selected and gives a few bits of extra information, too. Its simple-to-use controls allow you to adjust the temperature and features an indicator light that lets you know when the grill has reached the perfect temperature, for precise grilling results Easy to dismantle for a compact storage solution when taking on camping adventures or caravan holidays

They do this while still keeping the meat moist and flavourful, unlike some conventional grills which can dry food out.We happen to have featured some of the biggest names in health grilling in our list, such as George Foreman, Tefal, Salter, Breville and Tower. Many chefs and health food experts have also put their name to grills in the past, such as Gordon Ramsey, Rosemary Conley, Antony Worrall Thompson and Heston Blumenthal. Any grease from meats and sandwiches is caught in the removable tray, providing healthier meals and is easy to dispose of excess fat We also loved the design, which is going to be important if it is going to form a bit of a centrepiece in your kitchen. The striking red colour is a pop, and it is a sleek, minimal design so won’t appear too bulky to keep out at all times.

With an array of health grills on the market, we think there are some key features to consider to ensure that you buy the best health grill for your needs, these include: These make cleaning far less awkward, which is especially handy when you need to scrub burnt-on food, for example. Even better if you can pop them in the dishwasher. Avoid waiting around for individual servings, this grill is perfect for cooking up to four portions at once, reducing the time spent in the kitchen A great sturdy product which can cook enough for a small household in one go, this Tower grill is perfect for anyone on a budget but who still wants quality. There are plenty of settings to help you out, such as five meat settings with programmed temperatures so you can prepare it rare to well done at the touch of a button without any stress. A clever integrated probe senses the temperature of the inside of the meat, and an audible sound tells you to take it off when ready to allow it to rest.

Buying the Best Health Grills

Capacity – Capacity means how much you can fit into the grill, and it is measured by portion. There are many which offer four portions all the way up to seven, so think about how much you’ll be cooking at once. Drip Tray – The purpose of the drip tray is to capture the fat rendered from the meat as it cooks. This is a key feature of the best health grills.

The ‘reversible’ part comes into play thanks to the two usable surfaces either side of the plate. Making a fry up with egg, tomato and bacon? Use the flat side. Having burgers for dinner? The griddled side will give it a more authentic look. Many of the newer models now include extra features that improve the overall cooking experience. Here's a breakdown of what to look for.A full-width, heat-resistant handle makes pressing and lifting the top easy enough, so you have a good amount of control. This helps with the cooking, as the temperature is automatic and not adjustable.