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Josh can cook everything on one of these!

Has anybody tried cooking omelettes in one of these?

Oh and before the smart **** comments that's a serious question :smile:

Deep fill is a bit of an exaggeration from my user experience.

Have a look in JL we bought one couple of months ago for same price. Very good toaster with removable plates for washing. Just looked on J L site it's gone up now 34.95 so good deal at moment

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Josh can cook everything on one of these!

This can only make 2 toasted sandwiches at one time. I bought for same price from lidl which can make 4 toasted sandwiches.

Got a cracker from Costco last week , £29.99 . Commercial quality , with removable plates and 5 year guarantee as standard with all Costco electricals .
But voted hot for the price

Great price op but still prefer my 7.99 Aldi one tho.

Thank you ordered one been after one for a while didn't wanna pay £35 in case it ended up in the back of a cupboard lol

To first person, I've seen loads of people say they make omelettes in these :smiley:

Cold, a cheap frying pan can make toasted sandwiches, omelettes and a whole host of other stuff then go in dishwasher. Even if plates on this are removable, you still get grease drill ng over the main body of the thing.

At last the wife can enjoy a DF. She will be so excited. Cheers.

Got mine from Amazon a few months ago around the same price, I never read the instructions properly and was not impressed by the lack of golden toasted finish, so I went on to Amazon live chat and asked for some discount they took off about £3.50, worth a go if you want to try to get it a few quid less! I've since read you have to butter outside of bread for that crispy toasty finish!

A panini toaster, with flat adjustable plates will cook many things, toasted sandwiches and omelettes ( small ) included.Heat for the price.

Good price, have this toaster and its excellent. Deep fill is a stretch as has been said but cant fault quality etc

@yozzman1234 Photo and details please, review after use would be even better! Costco, commercial quality and 5 year guarantee have sparked my interest :man:

The ones sold in Costco are the Cuisinart 2 in 1 Sandwich and Waffle Maker but you can get for £40 from lakeland.co.uk (but only has the sandwich plates)

[email protected] Are you sure? yozzmsn mentions £29.99, commercial quality and 5 year warranty. Cuisinart one doesn't seem to align with that.

Yes but it was on offer last month at £40.78 but you can get for £40 from JL and Lakeland (but only has the sandwich plates). I was going to buy until I found problems people was having which is the plates are very big and its hard to find bread to fit.

On the John Lewis site it says its got 5 years warranty. Not sure about the price.

make sure you don't put to much stuff in it and try and force it shut is the clips aren't very gd. best to let the top down and leave it for 60 seconds before trying to shut it and clip it

I paid £15 from Sainsburys a month or so ago. Our old one was a pain to clean and languished in the cupboard. This one is brilliant - kids love inventing their own toastie recipes and it's used a lot. Removable plates are good and it doesn't leak on the worktop. For the Prime price it's worth grabbing.

Does "Deep Fill" essentially mean you don't have to buy those poxy hobbit sized loaves of bread?

Price gone back up? Can only see it for £28.49 for prime?

Yes that's the one , but is was on offer at £29.99 last month . Seems to have gone up . It is a tip quality product

It's not remotely fraud to ask for a discount and get it.

:laughing::laughing::laughing:
You're likely to face the death penalty for defrauding Amazon in such a brazen manner lol. :wink:

Fraud....come on..

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