Yay or Nay Wednesday: the USB George Foreman iGrill

Video calling didn't seem to inspire much opinion last week, so many this week's Yay or Nay will cook up a bit more controversy. The question is: do you really want to be cooking on your desk? Like, proper cooking? With heat, and meat, and perhaps some marinading? If the answer is yes, then you might want to look into purchasing the George Foreman USB iGrill.

I'm not convinced that when George loved it so much he put his name to it, he envisaged plugging it into his USB 2.0 connection. However, now the wondergrill has pretty much taken you out of the equation - the software means you can enter the food type and the degree of 'doneness' you want and the grill will control itself. Not only that, but you can set it to warm up over an internet connection whilst you're on your way home. So, without ever having to enlist the services of either a willing partner or maid, your dinner can be practically on the table when you get home.

So, will you be cooking remotely? Or does the idea of cooking near your precious computer fill you with horror? Vote NOW!!

[Update: OK. They got us ME. They got ME. It's an April Fools joke. The rest of today will be spent crawling into the hole that we I conveniently have located next to our my desk for occasions like this. However, don't let this put you off commenting - feel free to let us know whether you would ever fall for such a trick...]

Product page: $99 from Think Geek

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