Handheld Sandwich Maker, Classic Sandwich Grill & Panini Press, Cast Aluminum Pie Iron, Retro 1945 Stovetop & Campfire Toaster for Hot Sandwiches, Pies, Paninis, RV & Camping

Thos is EXACTLY like the sandwich maker my grandfather used to make me grilled cheese sandwiches with. It works perfectly, and reminds me of my childhood. I highly recommend it!

It makes great flying saucer shaped sandwiches. I buy small 1/2 flower And 1/2 corn, tortillas, a little larger than this mold. Hold over medium flame about 5 minutes per side. It's a learning curve that depends on the flame heat and the sandwich content. I cook the runny ingredient first but otherwise just pack it in. Always use oil or grease for each sandwich or you'll have a difficult time getting the sandwich out. It will stick to the mold. I use avocado spray oil. Or Crisco. I replaced the pivot pin with a screw and nut. That way I can disassemble it and lay it in the dishwasher.😀

In 1970 my grandmother bought a cabin on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, had a fireplace put in and purchased a toast-tite from a local hardware store which she kept hanging on the brick wall of the fireplace. My sisters and I spent every winter break, spring break and a good chunk of summer vacation with my grandma and we LOVED Tahoe and that cabin. One of our favorite things to do was make sandwiches and pies in the fireplace or on the gas stove in the kitchen. Long before I knew what a Panini was, we were creating little sealed flying saucer shaped ham & cheese, salami, pizza sauce & cheese, fish stick & tarter sauce, sausage & scrambled egg sandwiches- Yummy little slightly crisp, golden brown sandwiches with perfectly melted cheese. It only took a couple of minutes for each one and we could easily make enough to feed all four of us in a short while. My grandma would use blackberries or peaches with a little butter, sugar and corn starch to make pie filling, we'd make dessert pies using white bread. They were divine and tasted extra good because we made them ourselves. I've always loved those memories and many times thought about getting a "pie iron" like my grandma had. I finally got one and it did not disappoint. I seasoned the inside with a few very light coats of peanut oil the night before I used it for the first time and used just a wee bit of cooking spray when making sandwiches. I tried it out on my induction stove top, it worked perfectly and took a little more than a minute for each side. This will be fun to use in the backyard on my little Weber Q and I might even use it on my little emergency butane stove during a power outage. I don't go camping any more, but it will be fun for beach fires too. LOVE IT♥ ps it's very sturdy and well-made, the quality is fantastic. The retro packaging is cute. Next time I use it I will come back and post some photos.

The product works great, the sandwiches toast completely and come out easily. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is that the unit is hard to handle when cleaning. The two halves use a rivet in the hinge as the pin to hold the halves together. I felt that I could break the unit if I was not careful. I ground out the rivet and replace it with a quick pull pin I bought on Amazon (VTurboWay 4 Pcs Quick Release Pin 1/4" Diameter, Usable Length 1") it fits perfectly and makes the unit very easy to clean. I know they wanted to copy the unit from the 50s (my mother used one for a treat lunch for me), but things can be improved and I think even just a bolt and wingnut would be better than the rivet.

Works great and fun to use. Great for camping or home as and backyard grilling. Anything you put inside comes out supper hot and flavorful. Roast beef ... Peanut butter and jelly will blow your mind.

This is a wonderful little thing . I had one when I was younger. Brought back a lot of good memories. And it works great.

I love this pie iron, it is perfect and creates the perfect sandwich. However, if you do not have a pair of heavy duty gloves to get it out of the fire you are screwed- since the handles are so short. It is a little annoying due to the fact every other pie iron I’ve owned in my life has had normal size handles, so I very much was not expecting a mini pie maker when it arrived.

Just like the one my grand mother had and I now use. I wanted one for my granddaughter who loves grilled cheese sandwiches made with it. Same quality, works great

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My Mom (81) and I (56) both grew up with one of these at our family cottage in Manitoba. One day I googled it out of curiosity, and was delighted to find someone had revived this product with a fun vintage design on the box. I bought one for my Mom and presented it to her last weekend, and she was over the moon. The Toas-Tite makes amazing hot sandwiches - better than any panini maker I've ever encountered. So much fun for kids to design their own sandwiches, and such a great walk down memory lane for the rest of us. Thanks!

This product is great, a replica of the original in every way and works exceptionally well.

Perfecto para hacer sandwiches platillo volador, como los de ¨antes¨......untándole un poco de mantequilla, no se pegan y quedan doraditos, muy ricos, se los recomiendo.