Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the Tefal GC702D OptiGrill and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Tefal GC702D OptiGrill .
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Published: 2014-10-01, Author: Johannes , review by: newgadgets.de
Der Tefal Optigrill ist für alle die gerne Steaks essen, sich aber die Arbeit mit Pfanne und Backofen sparen wollen und einfach nur schnell und unkompliziert ihr Steak in der Garstufe servieren möchte, die sie wollen. Meine ersten Anfänge bei Steaks mit e...
Abstract: The hard wired mains lead emerges a centimetre above the base of the right back support. The rest of the controls are on the lifting arm which is in front of the grill well away from the hot area. The only time you need to go near the hot area is to place...
Abstract: Health grills are all the rage nowadays, aren't they. George Foreman started off the trend some years ago, but has increasingly come up against rival grills. The Tefal OptiGrill is one such rival, but with a few extra tricks up its sleeves.It is an electr...
Easy to clean, Retains juices and moisture in meat and fish, Cooks from frozen
Big, bulky design, Mixed results cooking from frozen
If you have the room for it, the Tefal OptiGrill is a smart grilling machine that cooks up meat, fish, bacon, toasted sandwiches and a whole lot more beautifully.Next, read our best toasters round-up...
Published: 2013-11-20, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Easy to use, cooks steaks to desired degree
Very big,
The OptiGrill is very big and will dominate any kitchen counter you put it on - this is very much a get out of the cupboard when you need it device - but it does produce great results, especially when it comes to steak. If you are looking for a mam...
Published: 2013-10-08, Author: Andrew , review by: gizmodo.com.au
It's a really big, really expensive ($200, seriously) indoor grill. But of course this one has a sensor that may or may not try to feed you half-cooked pork products, so there's that.Tefal OptiGrillPrice: $199.95 RRP in Australia...
Published: 2013-10-08, Author: Andrew , review by: gizmodo.in
Its a really big, really expensive ($180, seriously) indoor grill. But its the exact same kind of grill that you can get at the exact same store for half the fucking price. But of course this one has a sensor that may or may not try to feed you half-co...
