Sandwich Toasters > 30 GBP to 39 GBP Sandwich Toasters

Advantages: 4 rounds at 1 time
Disadvantages: Quite bulky so difficult to store

...spare cash and saw this Breville Quattro in a local store and bought it with no hesitation. Whilst it is on the bulky side and it can be quite difficult to store because of it's size it is extremely easy to use being a great "plug and play" item. The unit heats quickly, toasts quickly and cools again quickly. The bread stays where it is put while you close the lid down to start the cooking process, so you get even sandwiches, not mishapes which leak ...
...makes are like no other sandwich you will ever make. I don't know whether it is the design or shape of the plates but you get no limp, flat sandwiches here. Every sandwich is prefectly formed, deep and fluffy. Every sandwich seals perfectly - even if the slices of bread are not quite the same size due to them being end of loaf etc. Plus you get to make 4 rounds at a time so there are no disappointed faces waiting for the next 2 rounds to heat! I've ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use and clean, smart looking, great for cooking anything!
Disadvantages: None that I've found just yet!

I love this machine! I've had it a few years now and don't kow what I did before without it! Besides being a compact size and a remarkably convenient appliance, the stylish stainless steel and black colourings are a distinctive feature; which are easy to match with other kitchen appliances on the market at the moment. It's easy to use and has a smoth wipe-clean surface, it also doesn't get too hot on the outside when it's on and cooking. You can ... Read review

Advantages: None
Disadvantages: where do i start? lol

...comet store and purchased a Breville TR47. My first impressions were this gadget will look quite fancy in my new kitchen. I have been going for a black and silver modern décor. It was quite small looking and definitely looked quite stylish, so I made my purchase and dashed home to try it. When I first got my toastie maker out of the box to say I was disappointed was to say the least, it had a ghastly white cord and a white plug. Common sense would ...
...I think the Breville TR47 was designed quite poorly there isn't actually a on or off switch it just simply plugs into the mains and automatically comes on. As so as you plug it on a red light will appear which means it is warming up to its pre-set manufacturers heat setting. This takes around three minutes to warm up until it is ready to use. It indicates this by the red light going off and the green light turning on. The plates on the inside are ... Read review

Advantages: Cooks perfectly, very good price, easy to clean
Disadvantages: None at all

...appliance recently - it's a George Foreman Grilling Machine (Model 12617) and it is the best thing ever!! We sort of bought it 'by accident'. Mum, dad and me went into town about a week ago. We were looking around some DIY shops as mum wants to have our kitchen painted a different colour and she'd like some new kitchen units. We can't afford it and dad was trying to persuade her to just change the cupboard doors. He said it would 'transform' the ...
...around B&Q mum spotted some George Foreman Grills. I must admit, I was a bit confused, as I'd always thought that George Foreman was the guy from the black and white movies who played the banjo and sang in that strange voice. Dad explained though that I was thinking of George Formby! The shop claimed they were on 'special offer', but at £79 a shot, dad said "no way" was he paying that kind of money when we already had a perfectly good grill in the ... Read review

Advantages: small, reduces grease in food, cooks tasty hot sandwiches :P
Disadvantages: bugger to clean

...anyone has seen the original George Foreman Grillig machines, you'll know how ridiously huge they are. This one is the mini version and is designed as a fancy sandwich toaster really. Although shorter in length, it's still just as high and as bulky in height. It's a rectangualr sort of shape which is angled downwards towards you at the front. There are lines which run from inside to the outside opening in order to let the oils and fats drain away ...
...this mini- sandwich maker by george foreman. Although not big enough to cook large pieces of meat, except the odd piece of bacon, and it's really not woth paying £45 for. I still recommend it, but i'm just smug because ours was FREE! But I suppose we don't have a guantee, and you never know what the previous owners may have cooked on it. Recomended if you are a health concious person, who doesn't like soggy greasy cheese and tomato toasties. Oh, ... Read review