Toastabags Original Reviews

Have you ever fancied a toasted sandwich but couldn't be bothered to get the sandwich toaster out. Well I sometimes enjoy a toasted sandwich at lunchtime and have invested in some toastabags produced by JML, that is John Mills Limited. I bought a packet of 4 for £3.99 from Woolsworths before it closed down, but I have seen them advertised on the ...  Read the complete review

I love toasted sandwiches but a few months back my sandwich toaster expired and to be honest it was not used often enough to justify a replacement, plus it was extra cleaning whenever we used it with a tendency to give off fumes and smoke when the edges of the sandwich burnt. You get two in a packet and as I got mine from Poundland I ...  Read the complete review

Toastabags are the best if you wanted to have a nice chesse and ham toasted. I bought mine from the 99p store you can buy these in lots of places now. When I got mine I had 2 in a packet so I left one in the kitchen and the other one went into my bag for work. They are great if you want a nice toasted at work. When I went into work with ...  Read the complete review

Toastabags ======== I wandered lonely as a cloud, that floats on high o'er vales and slags, when all at once I saw crowd, A host of golden toastabags; Beside the cake, beneath the cheese, Fighting for supremacy near the peas. Continuous as the stars that shine I twinkled past the milky ...  Read the complete review

Reusable toastabags are a really useful product, particularly if you have a teenage son who is always looking for something to eat. There seem to be several different manufacturers of these bags and the ones i bought come in a pack of two and claim to be reusable for 300 times. Price? Well I have seen them at anything from 99p to ...  Read the complete review

For years I have been a fan of the humble toasted sandwich - and used to possess a sandwich press which produced wonderful sandwiches but also a terrible mess. These devices require the bread to have some form of grease on the outer side which means your sandwich has an unhealthy addition to the usual cheese and tomato. I ...  Read the complete review

These black, teflon style bags are designed for making toasted sandwiches in a normal toaster. They cost us £4.99 from a shop called Robert Dyas in Chippenham for a pack of 2, and the same pack sells on the toastabags website for £4.88 so I think it's safe to say they sell around the £5 mark. They claim to be usable for 300 uses. We've used ...  Read the complete review

I read some excellent reviews about this on a forum that I go to, so decided to give it a go. I got the bags on my weekly online Tesco shop for £1.99, it comes as a pack of two. As expected, the bags are slightly larger than an average slice of bread and have a waxy, nonstick coating on it. Each bag can be used upto 50 times. It didn't ...  Read the complete review

The joy of going on a diet these days usually means bread has to be cut back in some form of another, and for most people who own a toastie maker, it spells the end of toasties which have to be prepared coating the bread in oil or butter fat. No matter what the brand says in the user manual if the toastie machine has non-stick pads, it's ironic ...  Read the complete review