GreenPanHealthy Ceramic Nonstick Reversible Waffle Plates for 6-in-1 Contact Grill and Griddle, Dishwasher Safe, PFAS-Free

A bit more than we wanted to spend but it works very well.

Have been looking for a healthy ceramic grill that does not emit chemicals into my food. This is wonderful, easy and versatile especially for the money.

The reason we bought this brand was because of healthy ceramic non toxic surface we researched quite a bit before purchasing and it works good and after that I even went and bought some GreenPan brand non stick pans.

With yet another Foreman grill losing its non-stick coating, we decided it was time to look for something with a true ceramic coating instead. This grill has that, and is also better in various other ways: 1) the top and bottom ceramic plates are identical and interchangeable, 2) the plates are larger than on the Foreman grill being replaced, making it easier to fit everything we wish to cook at once, 3) the plates are dishwasher-safe, 4) the plates are reversible from grill to griddle, and the unit can be used to cook either closed or open.One trick we've found is that we can skip the preheat cycle, and just put our food in cold, and it will still be cooked properly after 7 minutes, just like in the Foreman grill. Or you can let the grill preheat to 450 degrees, and then it only needs to cook for five minutes.Only negative so far is that some juices did somehow get under the lower grill plate and were very difficult to clean out from next to the heating element.

I ate up all the grilled veggies I Meade within four days and I grilled 8 bell pepper, 4 Zuchinni, 2 crookneck squash, and a few potatoesThose peppers are especially easy to eat. I love this grill so much- I’ve only used the grill side, not the flat side yet but I love it- and looking forward to trying paninis next.I am saving up for the waffle traysIt’s great, and I do suggest to lightly coat the first few veggies with oil. I found i didnt need to coat all the veggies since I did the first few (a little excessively admittedly, but a little oil goes a long way)