Fryers / Toasters / Sandwich Makers in general

Sandwich toasters in general. What a seemingly random category, particularly as this is my first real product review. As any regular readers of my ops (who, face it, will be the only people to read this) will probably know, I specialise in talking about (mainly quite obscure) music and occasionally the internet or speakers corner (if I feel brave). So what made me write an op that people just might find useful? Well, I used my sandwich toaster to prepare a snack for a friend recently and, never having seen one before, he thought it was really clever. I was amazed because, when at university, this little item is an essential part of my life – I use it ...

My son has been nagging me for ages to make him cheese on toast as he loves it, unfortunately the grill on our oven has stopped working so I've been unable to make it for him for quite some time. A few months ago I purchased some toastie bags from Ideal World Shopping Channel which are made from Teflon and are designed to work by placing the bread and ingredients into the toastie bag and then cooking in the toaster, they were ok they weren't the same so I decided to invest in a toasted sandwich maker. The model I chose was a Swan SWE835. It is a classy charcoal grey colour with silver trim and cooks two toasties at a time. **HOW TO ...

A: When it's the Russell Hobbs 10357 I have a large family and on the rare occasions I give them chips or other fried foods, I usually find that I have to cook them in two or even three batches, as a deep fat fryer will only hold so much. One day I decided I'd had enough of this malarkey and decided to hunt on-line for something that would let me cook for the whole family in one go. What I came up with was the Russell Hobbs 10357, a deep fat fryer that features not one but two 3L capacity sections. I couldn't believe my luck and ordered it straight away, thinking at last, an answer to my prayers, or was it…….. ---The Styling--- Looking ...