Aerolatte 56300 Toasted Snack Maker, Ceramic, Black/Red

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The only downsides are that the metal gets very hot as it should but it is too easy to let your hand slip forward as there is no knurl to prevent this. that is until it's the morning after one hell of a party, you have a monster hangover and people expect you to nurse their hangovers with some greasy spoon grub. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. I placed the tortilla wrap on one of the Diablo plates (after heating it up first for a couple of minutes), piled my filling on top, then folded the wrap over to make an envelope. Titanium-coated with a deep reservoir, the Diablo will toast your toasty to perfection, and works over gas, electric or ceramic hobs, as well as over an open fire.

I share quick and easy recipes that use 'normal' ingredients you can find in the supermarket, along with fab giveaways. Aerolatte Ltd sent me the Diablo toasted snack maker to review but all opinions (and toasted sandwiches) are my own. Can see them coming with me camping or to festivals as they will work equally well on a stove or bonfire. We will collect the Import Fees Deposit at the time of your purchase and use it to cover applicable taxes and duties on import. Unlike a traditional sandwich maker, you heat the Diablo on the hob so, as it says on the box – no plugs, no mess, no problem.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

I've brought 2 as Christmas presents but will be warning the recipients that they do get very hot very quickly. Use it at home, at college - it's great for students, camping, or over the BBQ - the Diablo is set to revolutionise the world of toasted sandwiches.a layer of Branston, a heap of shredded pork with a smidgen of strong cheddar or apple mush on top - perfect Diablo pork pie - don't forget the salt! I used mine for the first time while camping at the weekend - I had corned beef, cheese and pickle toasties - lovely! Could also make fruit pies with a can of fruit fillings - love cherry pie, but nobody else does so I could make one just for me. Really a good toastie maker, if you use standard bread there is a lot of waste, I found that Aldi or Lidl economy bread is just the right size and works really well, it all tastes the same to me when it's cooked, cheese n onion, tomato, bacon n cheese or just apples brown sugar, so much nicer than boring old sandwiches.

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. The design seems to prevent leaks well but I will admit it does waste a fair bit of bread mostly the crusts. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centers that host Etsy. It doesn’t get a huge amount of use but it certainly feels good to sit outside holding it over a flame as you watch the world go by. I have used ours with the BBQ, hob top, grill and during a recent power cut in our log burning stove.

No need to plug it in, just place it over any direct heat source, such as electric, ceramic, gas, even the barbeque! I have just made the 'lemon meringue pie' recipe from the link above using lemon pie filling powder(mixed according to the packet) and marshmallows. Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions.

This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.Our favourite is definitely the banana and bacon one - might sound disgusting but it's truly delicious - promise you! Taking an old idea and updating it for the 21st century, the diablo toasted snack maker makes great, deep dish snacks. I am sure many of us have an electric sandwich toastie machine, pushed away inside a cupboard somewhere at home.