🥪 Red Gourmet Panini Press by Chef Buddy - Nonstick Plate Sandwich Maker for Indoor Countertop Cooking Burgers, Steak, Grilled Cheese - 9.5" x 10.5" x 3 Review

I tried out a few elements of this little grill. I started with a grilled sandwich, which worked well as expected. Then I tried the steak - I like my medium rare so I've learned to keep an eye on it as it cooks very quickly. Grilled vegetables worked well if I had fried them a little beforehand. Had breakfast in it this morning. It took 15 minutes to fix the pry bar (I'm from Philadelphia!), fried eggs and grilled/toasted butter panettone. Everything was delicious, but the Scrapble was amazing…

I like it and use it a lot, don't get me wrong! But I have a feeling there is probably a better option for the same money from another company. Problems, but I never took it out of the closet knowing that I wouldn't lose it while using it. The first few times we used it, it smelled quite strongly of electrical fire, so maybe that just raised doubts. in my thoughts.

It's small, perfect for a couple of slices of bread side by side and fits nicely on my breakfast table. It is convenient for quickly cooking eggs, vegetables, chicken chops, grilled sandwiches, etc. It is easy to clean. Nothing sticks to the surface and when it's cool enough I just wipe the panels with a paper towel soaked in oil. And at a reasonable price. Very happy with everyone around. I started looking for something a little larger but couldn't find another with a flat bottomed grill…

This press is perfect when you just want to make small grilled cheese sandwiches and have no other option. I'm not sure where they got their measurements from on the sales page but I have the actual measurements in the images provided. Content on the counter in front of me. When I put it back on I found I had to hold the press the whole time as it was too small to use the latch. It warmed the sandwich well and was easy to peel, but it's not a press for me.

this is going to be our favorite tool indeed, my husband is very fond of grilled cheese and I usually just grill cheese the traditional way. I have panini, not only for grilled cheese but also for other panini sandwiches that I like to eat. Despite being very light, it bakes perfectly and evenly. You can also put a large sandwich inside. I made grilled cheese (honey), bacon, lettuce, tomato, panini, chicken, and rosemary with cream cheese, of course. This will be our midnight panini cookup. I…

Great little grill. Used it at school to cook a lot of meals. Cleaning can be a little tricky as the plates don't slide out. It's called wiping, but after enough hamburgers, the grease builds up in the crevices. But for the price, it made up the bulk of my meals throughout the school year, so can't really complain. Next year I will probably buy more. However, if you're cooking a lot of meat, it might be better to find a unit with removable plates to keep them cleaner, as the fat buildup gets a…

this is actually going to be our favorite tool, my husband loves grilled cheese so much and I usually just grill cheese the traditional way. I figured I needed a panini maker, not just for fried cheese but other panini sandwiches that I love to eat as well. Despite being very light, it bakes perfectly and evenly. You can also put a large sandwich inside. I made grilled cheese (honey), bacon, lettuce, tomato, panini, chicken, and rosemary with cream cheese, of course. This will be our midnight…

Dude, I love panini. But most of the available panini presses seemed too expensive or too big to simply store between panini cravings. So I got these. It seemed like a good deal. Spring. seems to be, but leaves a lot to be desired. It works and makes tolerable paninis. However, this requires additional effort. The "pan" is tiny, so if you like crispy paninis with those grill marks, you'll have to fight the latch and gradually block it until it closes. It doesn't have an ON/OFF switch, so just…