​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!

Drat, I want this for a present. If it appears again please give me a nudge !

Doesn't a George foreman do the same thing

Pie iron?

I use my george forman, perfect with a little butter on the outsides of the bread to crisp it up real nice!

Have this machine too, never had a problem with it. The removable non-stick plates are a great feature.

Wow sounds nice, but the Dairylea must be like molten lava if you make the mistake (like I have) and bite into it a bit too quickly after cooking! Baked Beans also a killer just for the heads up lol... :laughing:

I have this machine, it's awesome. I've used it loads of times and it's still great I.e. no handles falling off or non stick failing

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good find op, heat

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

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.

Toasted heat. :wink:

Thanks for posting, heat added.

Good price for the Breville but I got a deep fill one from Aldi the other day for £14.99 and its good! :wink: