sbebenelli
Iowa
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I was think about buying a Holland electric grill and was wondering if anyone uses an electric grill? The pros and cons of electric. I thought not dealing with charcoal or gas would be nice.
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Chris Bryant
DeLand, Florida, USA
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At the risk of being called a grilling heathen, I use an electric grill, and love it (or did love it until it died  ).
I've used Meco grills- quite a bit cheaper than that Holland, but then again I just fried my second one, so...
Electric doesn't get as hot as gas (or charcoal), but it is so convenient that I tend to grill pretty much everything .
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Suzy Q Antiques
DEVORE CA
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i carry both.don't have hookups often,but when we do,elec. is handy and quick for something not too serious.mine's a sunbeam,maybe $22 at wallys.
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dapark
SLC, UT
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They make another electric grill besides George 4Man'S ?? That is what we use, easy to clean up etc etc.
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jbh1993
Tennessee
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We have the big George Foreman ,Love it Love It! Can't say enough good things about it especially after a hard days drive and you want to grill something fast has a timer and set on a stand that folds down
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mking
Indianland,South Carolina
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We use a electric grill,electric skillet,and a electric smoker.And also carry a propane grill,and a charcoal grill.Depends on what we cook as too which ones we use.
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grm77979
South Texas
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wmt grill
I just put this one on order
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Rubiranch
Salt Lake City, UT
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the negative, we never have electricity when camping 
or is that a positive
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Bumpyroad
Virginia
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I use one, have used charcoal, propane, and electric. pros, just plug it in. wind won't blow it out, no charcoal mess, etc.
I surely wouldn't pay $250 for any grill, even nuclear. 
I would not buy any expensive grill unless I could easily/cheaply get replacement grates for it.
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Grey Mountain
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Keep in mind that electric grills require a lot of amps to operate. Might blow a circuit breaker if the grill and other high amp utilities are in use, i.e., microwave, toaster, etc.
Judicious use helps minimize this problem. At most camp sites, in addition to the 30/50 amp plug-in, there is usually another 20amp plug-in. I often use this one for the electric grill and do my grilling outside.
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