George Foreman Temp to Taste Grill

 George Foreman's Tempt to Taste grill is a mid-range model and can cook between three and four servings at once. Its main feature is that it had a floating hinge larger than most other Foreman models, allowing for thicker cuts of meat or more food in general.

It has a slanted grill surface to drain fat, two non-stick coatings that make oil unnecessary, and a drip tray and spatula that can both be washed in a dishwasher. It also has a preheat indicator light, and overall its design is rectangular and unique-looking, compared to other Foreman models.