Perfect for College Students or Busy Moms
Pros:
Quick. Easy to use. Has deep pockets. Runs off wall socketz. Small for storage. Cheap.
Cons:
Don't forget the PAM or you'll have a hard time cleaning it.
The Bottom Line:
If you live in a dorm, have a small kitchen or a busy lifestyle this is for you. It's more versatile than the George foreman and I love mine.
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Author's Review
It's tough to make a quick, healthy meal when you work full time, have to clean the house, take care of the kids... Or if you don't have a kitchen in your dorm room, gotta study for a test and are hungover from the night before.
That's what makes the GT Xpress kick-but IMHO for busy working mothers and especially, speaking from experience, college students. What could be easier than spraying some pam, cracking a couple of eggs, throwing in a tomato and some cheese, closing a lid and waiting two or three minutes? And you don't even need a kitchen. I love this thing.
When you buy a GT Xpress you also get one free. So I kept one for myself and gave the other one for my mom for mother's day, being on a budget and all. She loves it too. It takes her just a few minutes to cook a hot, healthy meal for her and my dad before work every morning. Can't beat that.
Note: This isn't a family cooking device. It doesn't work for more than two people at a time because there just isn't enough room in the pockets to cook that much food. But it's safer than a hot-plate, griddle or whatever you want to call it, and WAY more versatile than a George Foreman, although I have one of those too.
