George Foreman Grill and Griddle 23450
A contact grill beside an open flat griddle, with separate heat controls.
Editorial review Reviewed 23 October 2026 How we assess products
The George Foreman 23450 pairs a contact grill with an adjacent flat griddle. That makes more sense for breakfast than a single press: sausages or burgers can cook under the lid while eggs, mushrooms or pancakes use the flat surface. Separate controls let you adjust the two cooking areas independently. This is a broad appliance, so check that it can stay somewhere convenient or fit the cupboard you plan to use. The non-stick plates are fixed. Cleaning takes place on the worktop after cooling, rather than by lifting the whole surface into the sink. It is a useful format when you want both jobs together, but not the easiest grill to wash. Ninja Sizzle GR101UK has removable plates but only one surface at a time. Existing pans may already cover the breakfast jobs.
Key facts
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- Capacity description
- Family size
- Format
- Grill and griddle
- Control
- Independent controls
- Cleaning
- Fixed plates
Strengths
- Contact grill and open flat griddle can cook alongside each other
- Independent controls let the two sides use different heat settings
- Useful breakfast layout for eggs, mushrooms and grilled food
- Extra cooking surface helps when the hob is busy
- Grease collection tray helps manage cooking juices
Limitations
- Wide body needs worktop and storage room
- Fixed plates are less convenient to wash
- No probe or automatic food programmes
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