Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive. Also, I would like to get a bread machine. Something that is very easy to use, where you can go and buy the different mixes at the major stores and use it or your own recipes, plus be easy in doing so. Again, inexpensive is better for my as I am on disability. I always try Ebay first. While something may not be inexpensive at the store, I always hope to get a deal on Ebay.
Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive.
How about a pan? They're available for as little as $2. It's very versatile, too - unlimited possibilities with a pan. Heck, you probably already own several of them. And it won't smash the [censored] out of your sandwich.
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Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive.
How about a pan? They're available for as little as $2. It's very versatile, too - unlimited possibilities with a pan. Heck, you probably already own several of them. And it won't smash the [censored] out of your sandwich.
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Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive. Also, I would like to get a bread machine. Something that is very easy to use, where you can go and buy the different mixes at the major stores and use it or your own recipes, plus be easy in doing so. Again, inexpensive is better for my as I am on disability. I always try Ebay first. While something may not be inexpensive at the store, I always hope to get a deal on Ebay.
Thanks so much for your help, Hacienda
Grilled cheese sandwich. . .Heat a frying pan on medium high heat while you butter two slices of bread (the buttered side is the outside of the sandwich) Place one slice of bread butter side clown in the heated frying pan, add cheese of your choice, top with the other slice of bread, butter side to the outside. Check the bottom of the sandwich. When it is brown, flip the sandwich and cook it until brown. Remove from pan and eat. Janet
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Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive. Also, I would like to get a bread machine. Something that is very easy to use, where you can go and buy the different mixes at the major stores and use it or your own recipes, plus be easy in doing so. Again, inexpensive is better for my as I am on disability. I always try Ebay first. While something may not be inexpensive at the store, I always hope to get a deal on Ebay.
Thanks so much for your help, Hacienda
The cost of mixes is too high. Buy some flour, water is free, salt practically so, you don't really need oil. Buy yeast by the pound. You can make lots of bread for the cost of a couple of mixes.
Think 'skillet' for grilled cheese -- panini grills cost too much money. Frugally, Dee Dee
Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive. Also, I would like to get a bread machine. Something that is very easy to use, where you can go and buy the different mixes at the major stores and use it or your own recipes, plus be easy in doing so. Again, inexpensive is better for my as I am on disability. I always try Ebay first. While something may not be inexpensive at the store, I always hope to get a deal on Ebay.
Thanks so much for your help, Hacienda
I have the Cuisenart Panini maker, I like it, It has removable plates, and a flat griddle area t too, One thing I really like is, that it gets much hotter than the Foreman grills. Easy to keep clean and has a lot of uses, I bout it on sale at Chef.com.
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Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive.
How about a pan? They're available for as little as $2. It's very versatile, too - unlimited possibilities with a pan. Heck, you probably already own several of them. And it won't smash the [censored] out of your sandwich.
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Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive. Also, I would like to get a bread machine. Something that is very easy to use, where you can go and buy the different mixes at the major stores and use it or your own recipes, plus be easy in doing so. Again, inexpensive is better for my as I am on disability. I always try Ebay first. While something may not be inexpensive at the store, I always hope to get a deal on Ebay.
Thanks so much for your help, Hacienda
Grilled cheese sandwich. . .Heat a frying pan on medium high heat while you butter two slices of bread (the buttered side is the outside of the sandwich) Place one slice of bread butter side clown in the heated frying pan, add cheese of your choice, top with the other slice of bread, butter side to the outside. Check the bottom of the sandwich. When it is brown, flip the sandwich and cook it until brown. Remove from pan and eat. Janet
Before starting, leave butter out of refrigerator! :-) Dee Dee
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Hacienda de Ville ferrante276- said:
Hi, I am looking for two things right now. Something inexpensive that will make full-sized grilled cheese and not divide them into pocket sandwiches. I was thinking about the Wolfgang Puck panini grill and just using it for the above or the Toastmaster Snackster, but with the Toastmaster, I do not know if the plates are reversible and have flat sides? Any suggestions and hopefully something inexpensive. Also, I would like to get a bread machine. Something that is very easy to use, where you can go and buy the different mixes at the major stores and use it or your own recipes, plus be easy in doing so. Again, inexpensive is better for my as I am on disability. I always try Ebay first. While something may not be inexpensive at the store, I always hope to get a deal on Ebay.
Thanks so much for your help, Hacienda
I have the Cuisenart Panini maker, I like it, It has removable plates, and a flat griddle area t too, One thing I really like is, that it gets much hotter than the Foreman grills. Easy to keep clean and has a lot of uses, I bout it on sale at Chef.com.
Rosie
I have the Villaware Panini maker. Lately it has been sitting on the counter, and put to good use daily now. I've had it quite a while, but I'm loving it more and more. DH brought home previously substitute items on sale. They found a good home at the thrift shop. But this poster should consider a skillet if the budget will not stand it. People like me take a lot of practically-not-used things to the thrift shop -- hang out at a frequented one. They seem to be doing a thriving business everytime I take something there. Dee Dee
Grilled cheese sandwich. . .Heat a frying pan on medium high heat while you butter two slices of bread (the buttered side is the outside of the sandwich) Place one slice of bread butter side clown in the heated frying pan, add cheese of your choice, top with the other slice of bread, butter side to the outside. Check the bottom of the sandwich. When it is brown, flip the sandwich and cook it until brown. Remove from pan and eat. Janet
