Salter
Salter Kuro Health Grill EK4366MBLK
A low-cost, compact contact grill for one or two portions.
Editorial review Reviewed 23 October 2026 How we assess products
Around the price of a modest frying pan, the Salter Kuro EK4366MBLK is a sensible way to find out whether a contact grill suits your routine. Burgers are its strongest reason to buy: it can brown them well while excess grease runs into the tray. The hinged upper plate accommodates thicker food, and the ready light keeps operation simple. The small surface suits one or two portions, not a full family meal. There is no temperature dial or fold-flat position, and the plates stay attached for cleaning. Let it cool before wiping; neither the plates nor drip tray should be assumed dishwasher-safe. A missing carrying latch also makes moving and storing it less convenient. For frequent grilling, Cuisinart GR47BU or George Foreman Immersa 28310 justify spending more on easier washing.
Key facts
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- Capacity description
- 1-2 portions
- Format
- Compact contact grill
- Control
- Manual
- Cleaning
- Fixed plates
Strengths
- Very low purchase cost for occasional grilling
- Good burger cooking for one or two portions
- Compact body is easier to accommodate than a family grill
- Hinged upper plate accommodates thicker food
- Ready light and grease tray keep the routine straightforward
Limitations
- Only enough space for one or two portions
- No adjustable heat or fold-flat opening
- Fixed plates need wiping in place
- No carrying latch; move carefully
- Plates and tray need hand cleaning
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