does this have a drip cup to catch fat and sauces? If not, how do you take care of this.
163269
Yes, it does have a drip cup that works well. Easy to remove for cleaning. Because I live in a motorhomer, size is very important. It stores neatly in the bay compartment. Setup and take down only takes a couple of minutes. Food cooks predictably well. I love this grill.
163270
There is a drip plate under the bottom center hole which catches everything that flows. The inside does get covered with some drippings but comes off easily with wet paper towels.
163271
Yes. There is a removable pan that slides in below the grill. I cover mine with aluminum foil for easy clean-up but you don't need to. This is a terrific grill!
163272
Yes it does. There is a little tray that hangs below the grill to catch the mess. It works fine, but it's fairly shallow so you need to keep an eye on it and empty as needed. Pretty simple. They thought it out well. My only recommendation is that you take the time to clean the grill within a day or two after using, if not immediately.
163273
It has a drip cup made out of aluminum. I just wrap it in tin foil and throw the drippings out in the foil. This is a great grill, I use it all the time, I have a large Vermont Castings grill, paid something like $600 for it and never use it anymore. By the way you can buy a collapsible stand for it, not the same maker but still good. Best of luck!
341737
Yes, it does. It has holes along the sides for dripping. It separates from the bottom pan for dripping and cleaning.
1530895
There is a drip tray and clean up is fairly easy. Only issue I had was when I let it get burned on.
745847
Yes, this model does have a drip tray that's slides into the bottom. This is a simple griddle, but very much like. The nonstick surface is much better than cheap dept. stores. The heating surface is pretty even, spatter shield not much to look at but works great. I bought this griddle because I got tired of cleaning the stove top after breakfast. Easy to clean too! Hope this helps!
554184
Yes there is a drip tray that is positioned between and below the two grill sides. They drain into it. It is removed by pulling it out like it was a drawer. Overall it is a good grill. It's nothing like cooking over charcoal, but who wants to do that when it's snowing and colder than a well diggers rear end? It would be even better is parts were available.
554183
Yes. There is a drip tray. I also should mention that both sides of the grill detach for easy cleaning by hand or you can place them in the dish washer.
1327548
No, it is not a drip machine. Espresso is placed in filter basket and then "screwed" up tight to tamp it (in other words it is self-tamping).
448561
It has a small stainless steel cup that fits into a groove in the back to collect drippings. It can be removed and cleaned easily.
1346388
Yes, it has a drip pan. I always pour water in the drip pan underneath the grill before cooking. It controls smoking problems somehow.
1541931
Provided the "stopper" is in the correct position there is no dripping. Given the design of the product it would have to be on its side or upside down to drip.
254410
It isn't large enough to put a water/drip pan underneath I'd guess but a couple of soup cans would fit in the corners. The unit comes with several racks,roasting pans and a large drip pan. I've only done chicken, ribs and some canadian bacon so far and everything has been very good.It's still on the learning curve so I expect it to get better.
787260
There is a drip pan for juices. There is no water pan. I put some water in the juice pan when I smoke.
621449
Yes it has a small cup like drip tray which hangs on the underside of the grill.
1992918
Yes, there is a whisk. Use a deep cup with it, because it splatters all over the place.
1819832
There is a lip completely surrounding the grill except in the very front where it is open for the width of the drip pan (allowing grease to enter the drip pan). The grill is slightly tilted towards the front (providing that you have the grill on a level surface). I have used the grill only for pancakes (very little grease).
986812
I purchased one of these for my wife, but she did not like the way that fat empties into a small cup on the side (see pic: http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/media/products/slideshow/500/25331-inset01.jpg). We replaced this grill with a deep electric frying pan and a larger electric griddle, both of which we are very happy with. This grill might be quite suitable for your needs.
641636
Hmm, I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to--I put a bowl under the section that the peels and seeds etc come out of, and then a bowl under the strainer that the sauce goes into. So, yes there are things coming out of the machine, but they're stuff you want to come out--the yucky part--and good part!! No real leakage to speak of. I hope that answers your question:)