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Toasted sandwich maker

Ruu_Old · 2008-11-27 15:52:11

I have searched many shops online and offline and haven't found a solution. I am looking for a basic toasted sandwich maker with an on/off switch. Most I have seen are controlled automatically. Any ideas? Thanks. :)

27-11-2008 3:52pm

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I have searched many shops online and offline and haven't found a solution. I am looking for a basic toasted sandwich maker with an on/off switch. Most I have seen are controlled automatically. Any ideas? Thanks.

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#2 27-11-2008 3:55pm

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Not for your looking for , but I find using the George Foreman better than any proper sandwich maker....

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#3 27-11-2008 4:00pm

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Sorry Ruu, haven't come across one with an on/off switch. I find the George Foreman dries out toasted sandwiches as well as flattening them. Anyone come across one that will accept two slices of Brennan's bread side by side. Most of them seem to be too small and you end up having to cut off parts of the bread to fit.

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#4 28-11-2008 2:36pm

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Have you tried Argos? They usually have a huge range.

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#5 28-11-2008 3:00pm

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Thanks for the replies, will give Argos a look.

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#6 28-11-2008 4:45pm

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Have to ask..but why do you need to be able to turn it off..?

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