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But what to get as a replacement? We love our toasted sandwiches, and after some looking around it was decided to go for the Breville TR39 Sandwich press.
~ The Difference between a sandwich press and toaster ~
Well basically it all comes down to the hinges. A sandwich toaster has fixed ... Read review
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no-stick plates Rapid heat-up and high temperature Vertivcal storage and cord wrap to save on space Power on and ready to cook indicators Non-slip feet for safety
no-stick plates Rapid heat-up and high temperature Vertivcal storage and cord wrap to save on space Power on and ready to cook indicators Non-slip feet for safety
Advantages: Not just a toasted sandwich maker Disadvantages: Can take a little while to cool down
...decided to go for the Breville TR39 Sandwich press.
~ The Difference between a sandwich press and toaster ~
Well basically it all comes down to the hinges. A sandwich toaster has fixed hinges and allows you to use regular bread, which it then turns into a toasted sandwich using either one or two compartments. It also means your not as restricted in the slice of bread in overall size (often our old machine wouldn't take more than a small loaf slice).
... ...hinges that allow for thicker bread like ciabata, panini and focaccia. Great if like us you enjoy a variation on the toasted sandwich dream.
~ The Toasted Sandwich ~
The first noticeable difference between this and the toasted sandwich maker is there are no compartments that the bread fits into. This also means you don't get the edges sealed in the same way, nor do you have the sandwich "sealed" in half.
I admit I was a little concerned that the ...
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