JML Toasta Bags

About a year ago I bought a set of two toasted sandwich maker bags by JML for £3.99. Each bag is black and non-stick with a small handle for easy removal from the toaster after cooking. You simply place a made up sandwich in and put it in the toaster to make a toasted sandwich. I was tempted after I had seen a girl in work using one and her toasted melted cheese type sandwiches always looked a lot more tasty than my cold ones especially in winter but weren't much more difficult to make. - - Using the bag - - You make up what is essentially a normal sandwich say ham and cheese or tuna and cheese and instead of putting the butter on the outside ...

My local Woolworths is currently closing down, so I decided to go and have a look at what was on offer as I needed a few kitchen utensils which I had been putting off buying. Once I got here it did resemble a bit of a jumble sale, but not to be put off having made the 20 minute journey to get there I was determined to grin and bear it. JML products are one of the ranges sold in Woolworths. JML is a London based company which is family run and the head of JML is a man called John Mills whom the initials JM from the JML stand for. With over 40 years experience, JML pride themselves on being able to offer household items at inexpensive prices. You may recall ...

I bought a pack of these about four months ago from the JML range at Wilkinsons. I paid £3.99 for them but I notice that they are now being sold at £2.49. The idea of putting sandwiches or fish fingers into these and toasting them in my regular toaster appealed to me. I thought it would be quick and easy with minimum cleaning up afterwards. Inside the cardboard pack you get two beige coloured shiny packets. They feel as though they are made from plastic and have a kind of criss cross texture. I assume that they are coated with a heatproof layer. I found that because my toaster slots are not very wide I could only ...