Weber Lumin Compact Portable Electric Grill

Weber Lumin Compact Portable Electric Grill

Marsoni

M251S

$199.50

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Weber Lumin Compact Portable Electric GrillThe Weber Lumin Compact Portable Electric Grill offers exceptional utility in a polished package. The Weber Lumin electric grill is the next evolution in urban outdoor cooking, reaching temperatures up to 600F for serious sear marks. It features a number of modes, including searing, smoking, steam or boiling to provide next level flexibility. The food warming function keeps food at serving temp for longer and allows you to grill from frozen by thawing

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012