Can This Thrifted Zojirushi Grill Truly Grill Indoors?

I scored a Zojirushi Indoor Electric Grill for $25 at a thrift store. But does it really replicate a grilling experience in the kitchen?
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[@FatHulkRideEbike]

Zojirushi products are very high quality. That is a nice find for $25.

[@mh23hm]

you're supposed to add some water in the drip pan to reduce smoke

[@IWantToCook]

Good to know! Thanks 🙏

[@nunyabiz6952]

To each his own but it just seems like a different shaped hot plate or skillet.

[@quintessenceSL]

There was an indoor "grill" I saw that had the addition of some kind of rock beneath to mimic grease dripping on hot coals, giving a smoky flavor. Didn't try it myself, but the premise seemed sound.

[@IWantToCook]

Interesting. I'd think that would create even more smoke, though, lol.

[@billyrubin3108]

I own one but don’t like the way it grills steaks. The streaks don’t seem to caramelize with the heating element built into the grill.

[@JimBleick]

very good video. I've got the same grill and cooked a 2lb steak that turned out really good . i did move to the stove and turned on the vent.

[@IWantToCook]

Right on! Thanks for watching and happy cooking 👍

[@all.day.day-dreamer]

The reviews on this indoor grill are rather good on Amazon. I found one on eBay for $23.99 that was like new so I bought it right away. Thank you for the video. very well produced, clear and to the point. Thank you!

[@IWantToCook]

Glad to hear. I think you got a great deal, and I've been very happy with its performance. Just make sure there is plenty of ventilation, or ultimately use it outside. Enjoy!

[@loryearles9987]

I had a TFal one years ago and it worked well with less oily meats and definitely don't over crowd it because if oil hits a coil it will cause a flame, a big flame.

[@IWantToCook]

Then you’re putting on a show as well as cooking dinner, lol 😂

[@donniebaker5648]

Hey , that's really cool , am always looking in thrift stores but never got a indoor grill but that's for tips , 😊😺

[@IWantToCook]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@malandrodavid1324]

I just found one today. brand new. 14.99 at GoodWill.

[@user-ox5cc1hj1y]

I WANT TO COOK: Please talk about kitchen fire extinguishers.

[@IWantToCook]

Thanks for the suggestion! That is indeed a vital thing some people don’t have. (Mine resides under the sink.)

[@dgblac0]

The hamburgers looked great.

[@IWantToCook]

Thank you!

[@L.Spencer]

Nice storage in the garage! What did you say at 8:32, go awry?

[@IWantToCook]

Thanks and yes, you heard that correctly. No awry fish from this grill, lol.

[@bohemiansusan2897]

I grew up with one in the 70s and 80s. It had a stainless steel grate and heated with an element that glowed red. My mother always cooked bulgoki on it. It along with the International rice cooker were one of the few things that wasn't crap nor associated with murdered food.

[@jellybryce7742]

nice channel. sub.

[@IWantToCook]

Thank you so much! 🙏