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| Best grill I've ever used. I paid £50/£60 for mine about 3 years ago, it's still going strong today. |
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maltesephil
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| Brilliant, was about to order one but seeing this saved me a wad. Rated |
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Sold Out!  |
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Why do I always miss the offers that would actually be any use to me  ( |
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bellymonster
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Can anyone tell me if you can do cheese on toast in one of these.
I know they do the grill and melt version but that is 29.99 for a smaller grill.
Cheese on toast would swing it for me because my grill is broken |
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Sarah@Rpoints
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LinBaden
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I've done burgers in these and put a slice of cheese on top for the last minute to melt it... that's ok - if it's melted and stuck just wait a few seconds to cool and it peels off.
Can't imagine doing cheese on toast though, I fancy the toast would go soggy. But I have done Pitta bread in toaster, filled with cheese, then back in toaster to melt cheese and make toasti pockets... I guess that would work in these too. Of course, if you emulate my practice and electrocute yourself, I know nothing....  |
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bellymonster
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| The melt and grill has some kind of adjustable hinge that allows you to grill with a gap between the cheese and the hot plate. I take it that this model doesn't have the adjustable hinge. |
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Sarah@Rpoints
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nina_c79
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| bellymonster wrote: | | The melt and grill has some kind of adjustable hinge that allows you to grill with a gap between the cheese and the hot plate. I take it that this model doesn't have the adjustable hinge. |
No, there's no adjustable hinge on this one. I don't really think this would be good for cheese and toast. |
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