+ The pan margins are high, so not everything is about the same.
+ If something does goes over it, there are no gaps and holes where it could run into the appliance.
+ Therefore also easy to clean, thanks to the fairly good non-stick coating.
+ Multi-stage closure which does not break (from experience I speak) after the 2nd time.
+ The sandwiches are usually neatly divided diagonally in the middle, so you do not have to help with the knife.
+ The toast fit well and the device can be closed well.
+ He is hot quickly, and it's not long until the Sans Wiches're done.
+ Visually appealing, and well finished.
I can only advise all to look for when buying sandwich maker that there is no way for the cheese to fall into the unit. Because that something overflows times happens relatively frequently, for all devices, regardless of whether cheap or expensive.
2 things could Critics:
- "The heating plates extend to the edge, you can burn easily."
However, this is due to the fact that there are no slots around the heating plates where then usually runs cheese into the device. I find it so perönlich better than cheese in device
- "There is no switch, you must have the plug and fluorrescent."
which I think is actually correct, because the device can not be accidentally switched on when it is next to a kitchen paper roll, for example, it could theoretically cause a fire.
