Well I pretty much figured anyone who is either trained in the culinary arts or even someone who just takes food really seriously probably wouldn't have much interest ina Foreman grill. For someone like me, though, who needs it to be simple and easy, it's perfect. I had the original grill and used it all the time, and being exposed to it again lately has made me really want one again. I know myself, and I know that I won't get out all sorts of pots and pans, make (i.e. BURN) the food, and then clean up. If I can just throw some seasoning on some meat, toss is on the foreman, and then 5 min later have a tasty meal, I'm totally in. But if I could trade it for instant knowledge on food preparation and cooking, I'd do it in a heartbeat
Just as an example, though, the other night all I did was take some Hebrew National weiners, cut them into halves, stacked one on top of the other, covered them with a piece of provolone, and used the foreman to melt the cheese. Put that on a Martins potato bun and some mustard, and WOW was that tasty. No way the microwave would have gotten me even close to that deliciousness