The George Foreman Grill--Who Still Uses Them?!

Once upon a time, Prince Justin had a little white George Foreman grill.  If he wasn't deep fat-frying his food, he cooked with his Foreman.  Then came along Princess Bria and she could not stand the George Foreman grills.  They were a pain to clean and the food always came out dry...eventually, Prince Justin and Princess Bria decided to move into their own castle and ooops, the Foreman grill didn't make the journey.  Prince Justin was devastated and claimed he didn't know how to cook without his Foreman.  Queen Bria was convinced it was the best decision she had ever made!  *Note: Princess Bria was crowned Queen Bria once Prince Justin was nice enough to give her reign over the daily castle operations.  Prince Justin was never promoted to King.  Because, that's just how us woman are.

Fast-forward several years later--the fairytale is over and Bria has discovered that Justin DOES know how to cook...he only prefers to cook if it's something he likes, such as porkchops or hamburgers off of the Foreman.

Oh, but wait.  I never said he started cooking...because all this time, we have still been without a Foreman.  Therefore, Justin is still very selective about what and when he will cook.

As is real-life, sometimes you do things that you would never have to do in a fairy-tale.  Like...let your husband buy another Foreman grill from the grocery store for $20...

I kid you not, Dillon's had just one grill left as of last night and Justin HAD to buy it.  And why Dillon's had it marked down to $20 is beyond me!  Wait, I know--it was probably $20 because do people still even use Foreman grills?!  However, I told him that if he wanted to use his Christmas money on it AND promise to cook supper more often, I was okay with it.

We'll see how this goes.  Something tells me Justin will actually use his Foreman...which means he probably will be more eager to actually help with cooking supper...which means I will probably have my fair share of dry meals off of the Foreman.  But hey, if it gives me a break from doing most of the evening cooking, it is probably worth the $20 and then some!