Breville Sandwich Master Quattro

~Introduction~ In my highly regarded and respected opinion, there is nothing better than a toasted cheese and tomato sandwich. It beats every sandwich and baguette or roll filling that I can think of. Plus, with the addition of toasted bread, it's sublime and unbeatable. They are very popular in our household and we probably get through a big packet of cheese in about three days. It has started to become very ridiculous having to keep turning on the grill and from what I can gather it uses up a lot of electricity. There is also the added complication of not being able to judge the power of the grill and ending up with burnt bread and really runny ...  Read the complete review

We have had our Breville Sandwich Toaster for a couple of years now. It's always something that we turn to when we want a quick and convenient snack. I look on it as my way to make sandwiches more interesting! I thought it would be nice to share my little god-send with you. The Breville Sandwich Maker comes in three colours; green, blue and white and is currently on sale at Argos for £29.95. There is also a chrome option, but that it a few pounds more. Prices also vary depending on whether you opt for a two, four or eight slice option; the eight slice would probably be more suitable for a family (there are only two of us), and the two slice for someone ...  Read the complete review

This is my third sandwich toaster, and they get better and better. This one is easy to clean outside and inside, heats up in a few minutes (usually before I have finished preparing the fillings) and looks good on my worktop. Sandwich toasters are great things if you take a little time to prepare yourself. The bread should be medium or thick, square cut, or cut the crust off to make a square. Butter your bread (lightly) on the outside. Any spread will do, low fat is just as good as butter to make your sandwich golden brown. Prepare your fillings. Cheese toasts very well, must be grated or cut very thinly. Add a thin slice or two of onion or tomato. Cooked meats ...  Read the complete review

The kitchen I admit isnt my favourite room, but this has helped. I've got a cow in my kitchen, and its the best £10 I ever spent. Its a Breville "Daisy" sandwich toaster, and is used lots. I wanted a single toaster, with no nooks and crannies to get gunged up. I examined every sandwich toaster I could find, and this one I guarantee has no hidden crevices for dirt build up. It was an added bonus that it was in the form of a black and white freesian. (the handle is the cows head, and the underneath even has a nice pink udder.) My teenage daughter declared that it was the best thing ever, and definately going to uni with her. It is attractive, ...  Read the complete review