What Type of Grill Fits Your Lifestyle?
Sizzling steak, succulent skewers, savory sandwiches…nothing beats freshly prepared ingredients from right off the grill! Whether you're getting ready for a backyard barbeque or toasting up tasty snacks in the kitchen, we've got just the tools you need. Check out the different types of grills and griddles perfect for indoor or outdoor use.
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Electric Grill
When grilling outside isn't an option, take the party indoors and break out the electric grill. This convenient and easy countertop appliance can sear, grill and cook up all your favorite foods—you name it, it can grill it!
Some benefits?
• Consistent temperature control means it requires less attention than an outdoor grill, which usually needs constant watching so things don't get burned.
• Nonstick plate surfaces allow you to use little to no oil for a healthier alternative to traditional cooking, plus it makes for easy food release and quick cleanups.
• Adjustable hinges that can accommodate foods of all different heights, from thin slices to thick cuts.
• Some have a drip tray to drain and catch excess fat from cooking meat.
Also look for indoor grills with a large, flat cooking surface and a glass lid perfect for open-faced cooking. Check out our top picks from George Foreman and Cuisinart!
Panini Press
Pressed to perfection. Serve up a sandwich for one or sandwiches for all with a panini press. Available in compact to extra-large sizes, panini presses let you create endless sandwich combinations—even wraps, burgers and quesadillas! This unique press features a stainless steel design with ribbed plates to create those signature grill marks.
OUTDOOR GRILLS
Gas Grill
The classic outdoor grill you can use for the long haul. From backyard to rooftop cookouts, this type of gas-fueled grill features an easy light-up or ignition system, primary and secondary cooking spaces to help you multitask and make different foods at the same time, and side burners for warming or as extra cook-tops. Check out cart grills from Char-Broil, which have wheels on one side and feet on the other for easy maneuvering when it's time to put the grill away for storage.
Infrared Grill
Rather than using gas-fueled flames, an infrared grill uses infrared technology as its heat source. This helps cook food more evenly and maintain more moisture than traditional grills. There's no need to fuss with charcoal or igniting the system—simply turn it on to get the grill going!
Portable Grill
Get your grill on—on the go! A portable grill is a great tool to have on hand for camping, tailgating, picnicking, or if you're just not quite ready to commit to the full-sized version. Check out compact, easy-to-assemble designs you can break out anytime for an impromptu barbecue. And when you're done, just pack it all up into a bundle for transport or to stow away in the trunk.
Helpful hint: Get a helping hand with grill accessories! Make sure you've got the essential tools—silicone basting brushes, tongs and turners are a must, plus a stylish apron for the grill master and scraper brush for the cleanup crew.
