George Foreman Electric Quesadilla Maker, Red, GFQ001 10 Inch

I made my own meat sandwich, as the baby would say Lol I followed the instruction manual & everything worked perfectly. Another review mentioned something a 3" diameter of fillings bc the cheese will spread. I took that advice as well. The tortillas are only 8" but that's ok. I applied the butter to them both sides & used a wet sponge for clean up. There is no on/off button. Plug it in to turn it on. Let it warm up. Unplug it when you're done. Let it cool down. Stores on its back side. This is great!

I bought this George Foreman quesadilla machine for my boyfriend who rents a room and loves to make quesadillas.Very well-made very well packaged and works extremely well for his needs.He rents a room in a house and does not like cooking downstairs in the kitchen, so this was a perfect alternative for his needs.I recommend this highly.

Works great but closing handle broke off bad build qualityThe machine was great till closure broke off.

We had one of these years ago, and it lasted for many years before the handle broke. I was excited to see an almost identical model available so I bought it - because of the first picture in the description that I could see, where it had that pad above the handle on top of the machine. That was on our old machine and it helped to be able to put your hand there to open and close the latch. Yes it still got warm but it was tolerable. However, this new model doesn't have that and while it does make it more difficult to open and close the latch, especially to use a potholder, it still works the same way as our old model. I think it cooks well - makes the tortillas crispy and melts the cheese, and it does all the things we need and expect it to do. I do wish that picture with the black pad on the top of the machine was not included because that's very misleading to think it comes with that on there.

Loved it so much bought more as gifts for others. I have used them for pancakes, paninis and other things.

Easy to use and clean. Only takes about 10 minutes start to finish

We love it!

Shocked at the poor quality and workman ship of this item. We had an older, larger George Foreman grill that we only used for making quesadillas believe it or not. We sent that one off with my college son and thought we'd treat ourselves to a new quesadilla maker, since that's all we used the old GF gril for.Right out of the box, I could feel this product was cheap. The latch flopped around and the whole lid wiggled. Thought we'd give it a shot. I made a "test" quesadilla just to get the feel for how this worked, and put a tortilla, a very small handful of cheese sprinkled evenly around, then topped with the other tortilla. I latched it shut and good luck getting that latch open again without burning yourself! Note the instructions say to use a potholder to use the device. Try opening a floppy latch with a potholder...it doesn't work very well...So I figured, that's ok, we'll give it a shot with some "real" quesadillas...First time making quesadillas and I was shocked at how poorly it performed. We only added a thin layer of refried beans, a couple spoons of green chilis, and a handful of cheese, and the top wouldn't latch, which causes the "front" of the quesadilla to not brown unless you press on the maker, which then spews cheese from the sides of the maker. I'm not exaggerating...the thickness of this quesadilla was no more than 1/4" thick. So forget ever adding sliced meat to a quesadilla in this machine. I bought this one specifically because it advertised "deep-dish pockets hold all your favorite fillings" but that is completely false. The finished product was less than 1/4" thick so very dry...Then cleanup. This machine advertises "easy cleanup" which is also false. Sure, it has non-stick grills, but it also has a small space between the grills and the bottom of the maker where your cheese will flow into when it overflows. You can clean the grills with a damp cloth, but you will need to go digging into this "crevice" with a toothpick to pull out the large chunks of cheese, etc. that will seep into that space. That is not sanitary. I only used cheese, but if I used chicken or other meat, the juices would flow into that space and become a bacteria haven.Sorry George Foreman company. We LOVED our old GF grill and I'm sorry now I gave it to my son. I just ordered a new, regular GF grill, once again to use for quesadillas and I hope this works as well as our old one did. We really enjoyed the quesadillas the old grill would produce...I would not recommend this grill to anyone!BTW...the Amazon Marketplace seller, Mamancita123 is not responsible for my dissatisfaction with this product. I'm hoping they take it back and grant me a full refund, although I am having to spend $10 to ship it back to them...not happy about that since this was only a $30 product, but what can you do?