Pro Tip: Eat 3-4 cheese toasties a day and you never really need to clean it, as an added bonus the warranty period will probably be longer than your life expectancy.

Those easy release plates are a godsend. So much easier to clean than my crappy old Asda one.

£23.99 on the last lightening deal when I bought mine 2 weeks ago

cheers, purchased. Now just have to remember to avoid burning roof of mouth on molten tomatoes!

Got this last time when it was a touch cheaper at £23.99 - but I would have paid £25.99 too without a problem. Great machine, makes good toasties and still a good price..have some heat :smiley:

Missed this last time so pleased to see it back. Many thanks OP.

I love toasted sandwiches.

Two big problems I always have with makers are cleaning (never had one with removable plates) and the fact the molds never seem to properly fit typical slices of bread ; Too big and the sandwiches don't stay together, too small and the sandwiches join together needing you to risk damaging the coating but cutting them out.

These are so easy damp soapy sponge as soon as you have removed your sandwich wipe over but keep refilling your sponge job done, for messy stuff come back after you've eaten and finish off round the edges ,no need for any sharp tools at most a plastic spatula or plastic cooking fish slice , these are fab little spray or spray oil poor in omelet mixture and you have mini ones , egg bacon sandwiches using sandwich bacon crack an egg mix up and pore in raw pop top slice on done , really superb much better than the original , just one note if using loads of filling or thicker bread be careful with the closing handle it seems a little weak but saying that mines fine since last year

kingsmill fits as does tesco bread
I paid £34.99 last year and have no regrets and Im a tight As# usually

didny buy one but guess what i used for breakfast. nice change. heat