Had my eye on this Toastie machine for a while now, great price so be quick!
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Boyee to sweetpea10
6 Dec 153#5
I don't know the name of it, but I'm sure it's an Australian thing. Put it over a Barby, or like like you did a gas stove. Remember one as a kid also. Very deep!
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Loubou
6 Dec 15#1
Good price for the Breville but I got a deep fill one from Aldi the other day for £14.99 and its good! :wink:
Nintendad
6 Dec 15#2
Thanks for posting, heat added.
jumbosausage
6 Dec 15#3
Toasted heat. :wink:
sweetpea10
6 Dec 151#4
I love toasties. Years ago my parents got a toastie contraption from a ideal home show, you had to put on the gas ring. It looked like something a a blacksmith would use. And if you were greedy as a kid like I was it was so easy to over stuff. But it did work and having toasties in the 70's was great. Heat added for this one.
Boyee to sweetpea10
6 Dec 153#5
I don't know the name of it, but I'm sure it's an Australian thing. Put it over a Barby, or like like you did a gas stove. Remember one as a kid also. Very deep!
Jenn101
6 Dec 15#6
Hmmm, was interested until i read the reviews, handles snapping off, non-stick coming off after a few uses, still, have the old Asda non-name and an appetite for bacon and dairylea toasties now! :P
Loubou to Jenn101
6 Dec 15#7
I've never tried Dairylea in a toastie...I might give it a shot. :wink:
antonywhite37 to Jenn101
6 Dec 151#8
own this and the best machine ever owned, removable plates and depth being two best features. non stick seems to work but will say not the toughest, great price though
sradmad
6 Dec 15#9
good find op, heat
andybriggs03
6 Dec 15#10
ended
thecoolguy
6 Dec 15#11
Doesn't a George foreman do the same thing
seanmorris100 to thecoolguy
6 Dec 15#13
It does and it grills steaks too :P
gordondavenport to thecoolguy
6 Dec 15#18
a George Foreman doesn't seal it round the edges like a pie, just squashes it flat like a panini press.
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