Sandwich/waffle press

Saje

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I got one for my birthday :D

I've never had one before. What kind of sandwiches do you guys make with them? If you have one of course...
 

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The student councile I'm on uses sandwich presses for our festivals and sells sandwiches. =) We make all kinds of sandwiches, from Nutella (YUM) to grilled cheese with all kinds of extras on them. Sandwich makers are awesome!! :D
 

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I don't have one but I totally love making blueberry waffles on them anyway.
 

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I've never made a panini but I want to try. I hope this one does that lol They don't need a special iron do they?
 

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Casadias...

Soft flour Tortilla, dried ham, cheese, pickled jalapenos, a spring onion, fold, brush both sides with a little oil, and grill.. ;)
 

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Quesadillas? lol I love them. I think this one is too small though. Maybe I could get the small ones though. That's a thought :D
 

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Quesadillas? lol I love them. I think this one is too small though. Maybe I could get the small ones though. That's a thought :D
That would be the one.. I'm not hot on Spanish, so I spelt it phonetically.. But you understood what I meant, and that is the principle ;)
 

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I totally got it :D You'd do well with Japanese then. Totally phonetic
 
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I'm a Panini addict! Good thing I have a George Foreman!!!

I usually use Pigs Fly bread, never regular bread, and I put a spread on the inside (garlic, eggplant, etc), both sides, meat, cheese, and veggies. Lately I've been making it with proscutto, mozarella, capers and artichoke hearts. Lightly glaze the outside with garlic olive oil and cook until the bred is golden brown and crispy. YUM YUM YUM!
 

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