How George Foreman’s Grill Became a Pop Culture Icon. Foreman's wildly popular kitchen device, memorably featured in a 2006 episode of 'The Office,' became a staple in the pop culture zeitgeist.

But even though Foreman didn't design the grill, he did help make it a global phenomenon. Trending: Hasbro, MGM, and Skechers trust this AI marketing firm — invest pre-IPO from $0.55 per share now .

George Foreman, who has died aged 76, was a heavyweight boxing world champion and Olympic gold medalist. Out of the ring, Foreman became a household name for a different reason: his namesake grill.

George Foreman, the boxing great who went on to become a grill entrepreneur and occasional TV star, has died. He was 76. Foreman's official Instagram account announced the news on Friday night ...

The George Foreman Grill has sold more than 100 million units worldwide. The product first surpassed the 100 million mark in 2009, around 15 years after it hit shelves under Foreman's name, ...

The George Foreman Grill infused itself into all layers of society. It became a dorm-room staple and a star on late-night television. Chefs at the sprawling Tavern on the Green in New York City ...

But George Foreman, whether he expected it or not, was also the king of the young, dopey millennial bachelor. In 1994, a portable and two-sided grill invented by Michael Boehm and Robert Johnson ...

George Foreman, the captivating boxer who later became a household name through his infomercial success with the Foreman Grill, passed away on Friday at the age of 76. Born in Texas, Foreman ...

Preheat your George Foreman Grill with the lid closed for at least 5 minutes. Use the high setting if you have it. Place shrimp on the grill and close lid. Grill shrimp for about 3-5 minutes.