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Proctor-Silex Sandwich Maker
Make fast, fun sandwiches and more
Put away your frying pan and make a hot sandwich the easy way with the Proctor Silex Sandwich Maker. In just a few minutes, you can serve family favorites like grilled cheese sandwiches or pizza pockets. Simply assemble your sandwich, place it inside the sandwich maker and close the lid. When it’s done, you’ll have a toasted sandwich with sealed edges and warmed filling. The preheat light lets you know when it’s ready to cook, and the nonstick plates easily wipe clean. For space-saving storage, lock the handle and store this compact appliance upright in any cabinet.
Key Features:
- Quick & easy meals
- Easy-clean, nonstick plates
- Power on & preheat lights
- Compact, upright storage
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Make Sandwiches and MoreTurn a lunchtime staple into something special by making it warm and toasty. Or quickly cook other meals like omelets, French toast and desserts. |
Compact Design and StorageBuilt for small spaces, the Proctor-Silex sandwich maker is compact in size and can be stored upright - taking up minimal cabinet space. |
Easy-Clean Nonstick PlatesCleanup couldn’t be easier thanks to the nonstick plates. Simply wipe them clean with a damp cloth once they’ve cooled. |
Indicator Lights
Power on and preheat lights let you know when it’s time to cook.
Toasty Results, Sandwich after Sandwich
A warm, toasty sandwich is always a good idea for a quick, satisfying meal. At Proctor Silex, we run extensive testing on our sandwich maker models so you can heat up a custom creation anytime the craving strikes. Our test lab runs life tests that equal about 36 years of once-a-week grilled cheese sandwiches. It may seem like a lot, but when you’re developing a product that makes it easy to cook a delicious mealtime essential like a grilled cheese sandwich, every test is worth it.
Tested. Proven. Reliable products at reasonable prices
Tested. Proven. – It’s not just a tagline, it’s what has lead our product development for decades. Every Proctor Silex appliance begins its journey in our engineering lab. Motors rotate, switches turn and mechanical arms spin for days on end, testing each function and feature. Then it’s off to the test kitchen, where the staff uses the product much like you would – cooking and creating to ensure it will make your life a little easier. Only when an appliance passes our rigorous testing do we know it’s ready for its final test – your home.
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This Item  Proctor Silex Sandwich Toaster, Omelet And Turnover Maker, White (25408Y) |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | — | -17% $20.86 List: $24.99 | $55.99 | $32.97 | -30% $17.59 List: $24.99 | -23% $38.48 List: $49.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Saturday, Apr 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Apr 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Apr 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Apr 13 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 15 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Homeking-US | Amazon.com | Aigostar US | Amazon.com |
| style | 25408Y | Nonstick,Classic | Casual | Grill | Nonstick Panini Press Sandwich Maker | Adjustable |
| material | Plastic | Plastic | Stainless Steel | Plastic | Aluminum | Stainless Steel |
| number of settings | 0 | 6 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 4 |
| voltage | — | 120 volts | 120 volts | — | 120 volts | — |
| wattage | 700 watts | 760 watts | 1200 watts | 1000 watts | 750 watts | 1000 watts |
| weight | 1.4 kilograms | 3.03 pounds | 7.6 pounds | 4 pounds | 2.46 pounds | 6.35 pounds |
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Don't expect anything but toasted sandwiches
This was cheap enough to try without getting angry and disappointed. But it's only 700 watts, and could realistically only make fancy toasted sandwiches. If that's all you want, it will work.But, I was sold on the turnover maker idea. I attempted a Thanksgiving leftovers turnover/pizza pocket creation. I put cooked stuffing (dressing), turkey, prosciutto (fancy Italian bacon substitute), cheddar and a small cranberry jelly slice; topped with more cooked stuffing. I "wanted" a Thanksgiving leftovers "sandwich" pocket without using boring white bread. However after 10 minutes it still wasn't warm inside, but smoking, I moved the machine to the stovetop and turned on the kitchen good vent to prevent smoke sectors from making the entire family angry with me and this stupid cheap machine. Eventually I pulled the "food" out after 15 minutes, burnt ash cheese, and caramelized cranberries I couldn't chew had escaped to the cooking plates, while the rest was lukewarm inside. It was edible with side of guacamole, but I was overly excited about the advertised potential of this machine and heart broken from the failure! I don't recommend using half the machine for 1 sandwich creation, it overflowed everywhere, be careful how much ingredients you add, and fill all 4 cavities to prevent thermodynamic failure of an empty HOT side and cooking sideIt's very difficult to clean! Sure the nonstick cooking plates clean up easy, but the black plastic around the handle near the cooking elements will build up burnt food melted into the plastic, USE SPRAY FOOD LUBRICANT, like Pam, and intentionally get some on the handle area.The next day I tried again, I kept it simple, stuffing, cut the turkey into small baby food size to easily fit into this machine, and cut the paper thin prosciutto; nothing extra that could ruin the moisture level or burn inside. Still had to cook it for 15+ minutes to get the inside warm. I reached the point where I couldn't brown/chrisp the outside without burning it. Maybe hot turkey in the middle would have helped.But I now know this is just a fancy 700 watt toaster, don't attempt the advertised eggs, pizza rolls, turnovers, or try a Thanksgiving leftovers creation masterpiece. I'll stick to the 1,000+ watt waffle iron!
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