Best invention ever? I think so...
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Best invention ever? I think so...
Ok, maybe not the best invention ever but it comes damn close to the best thing to happen to sandwiches since sliced bread! I had one when I was a kid and recently found one for sale at Walmart for around $10 on sale... It makes the most simple sandwich into something AMAZING!!!
It's called the "Toastmaster Snackster" and it's kicking *** and taking names while chewing bubble gum! I highly recommend it, it will turn your basic *** sandwich into something magical... Almost if these units were created on an assembly line manned by unicorns who drink nothing other than orphan tears. That's how great it is. They are cheap and rock!!!
It's kind of like a George Foreman grill where it has a heating element on both top and bottom, but it's different... It heats/cooks your sandwich while compressing the bread all while toasting and gives you a perfectly sealed hot pocket of sandwich LOVE. You have NEVER had a grilled cheese sandwich that tasted better than this, EVER.
My basic recipe is: Regular white bread, two slices of medium cheddar cheese, and a few slices of turkey. Put it into the press, let it sit for about 3-5 mins and you have an AMAZING sandwich that not only tastes a lot better than other sandwiches, bit the way it compresses the bread and seals it along the crust makes it THAT MUCH BETTER.
How many of you had this type of thing when you were a kid? I was so happy when I found it at Walmart (I was buying ammo and stumbled upon it). I've been overdoing it a bit, I'm like a sandwich junky right now, lol
It's called the "Toastmaster Snackster" and it's kicking *** and taking names while chewing bubble gum! I highly recommend it, it will turn your basic *** sandwich into something magical... Almost if these units were created on an assembly line manned by unicorns who drink nothing other than orphan tears. That's how great it is. They are cheap and rock!!!
It's kind of like a George Foreman grill where it has a heating element on both top and bottom, but it's different... It heats/cooks your sandwich while compressing the bread all while toasting and gives you a perfectly sealed hot pocket of sandwich LOVE. You have NEVER had a grilled cheese sandwich that tasted better than this, EVER.
My basic recipe is: Regular white bread, two slices of medium cheddar cheese, and a few slices of turkey. Put it into the press, let it sit for about 3-5 mins and you have an AMAZING sandwich that not only tastes a lot better than other sandwiches, bit the way it compresses the bread and seals it along the crust makes it THAT MUCH BETTER.
How many of you had this type of thing when you were a kid? I was so happy when I found it at Walmart (I was buying ammo and stumbled upon it). I've been overdoing it a bit, I'm like a sandwich junky right now, lol
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Right now I'm eating a sliced turkey with medium cheddar "sandwich-hotpocket". You can even use stale bread, it doesn't matter since it compresses the bread and toasts it... All the cheese I put inside oozes out as I bit into the hot delicious pocket of sandwich love. Mmmmmmm...
Dammit, I ran out of bread and cheese so it looks like I'm only eating one of them today! Usually I eat like 5, lol. I gotta go to safeway and get some more fuel for the snackster.
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I don't know how much they cost at Walmart, or if they even carry them anymore, but I got mine almost a year ago and forgot about it until about a week ago, since then I've been binging on sandwiches. :-D
(It's also non-stick, very easy to clean, and warms up in a matter of mins. Once warmed up, a sandwich (it makes two at a time) can be done within 3 mins. You can open the lid while cooking to get your desired result).
I LOVE THIS THING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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dude. i had one of those in college. circa 1990. its amazing how long a block of cheese (or american slices) and a loaf of bread will go. pick you meat of choice and go nuts. in the right hands this thing can pump out some crazy god stuff. try a pb&j in there....
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Ill have to try this haha. Ive used the one from kmart that just grilles it and has not ridges. I like the whole "hot pocket" deal though. Maybe i will pick one up this weekend haha.
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Not exactly a new invention.
But the sight of one brings back childhood memories. More than 15 years ago, I remember my parents and grandma making me cheese sandwiches with this, and the simplicity of 4 slices of bread with 2 slices of American cheese was so satisfying.
Dam you, I'm craving a cheese sammich now!!!
But the sight of one brings back childhood memories. More than 15 years ago, I remember my parents and grandma making me cheese sandwiches with this, and the simplicity of 4 slices of bread with 2 slices of American cheese was so satisfying.
Dam you, I'm craving a cheese sammich now!!!
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i saw/used one of these for the first time a few weeks ago at my friend's house and i was very impressed. i think i said something along the lines of, "dude this thing is sooo sick"
we actually used it for a bagel with cream cheese, pesto, ham and some cheese. could barely lock the lid shut haha.
but anyways, great invention. i still need to get myself one of these.
we actually used it for a bagel with cream cheese, pesto, ham and some cheese. could barely lock the lid shut haha.
but anyways, great invention. i still need to get myself one of these.