Breville TR52 Super Clean Sandwich Toaster

**Introduction** Breville are a popular UK brand which make household appliances and are stocked in most of the major retail outlets in the UK. Breville was also among the first to produce the sandwich toaster, and I remember having one in our house as a child. For anyone not familiar with the product, this is a toaster which basically uses two slices of bread (can use larger slices too in this model), preferably with straightish sides, which you butter (or margarine) top and bottom (so sticking to the plates) and fill with your choice of filling - most commonly cheddar cheese. You then push the lid down and lock for a few minutes ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Breville TR52 4 months ago because you could wash the toasting plates. I found the toasties cooked quickly and they were crisp, I thought it was the best toasting machine I had owned. I now have a problem with the machine when I turn it on it trips my electricity. My husband who is a qualified electrician took it apart to find that all the grease had managed to get into the workings of the machine as there are no filters or outlets for it. He cleaned everything out and electrically tested it and it was in fine working order. I got the toastie out on Tuesday, turned it on and once again my electricity tripped, as I am not a qaulified ...  Read the complete review

Our old toasted sandwich maker was 15+ years old and had made many a toasted sarny, so it was decided a new one was needed. I wanted one that was going to last a long time and make a lot of toasties (just like our old one!). While in Currys I spotted the Breville TR52 Super Clean Sandwich Toaster. Most importantly it will do 2 rounds at the same time and it will cut & seal them into triangle halves (although I've noticed it doesn't quite cut them all the way through, but it's easy enough to pull them apart). The plates are removable and non-stick, making the machine very easy to clean (they are also dishwasher safe, but we don't have a ...  Read the complete review