Bene Casa - Flying Saucer Sandwich Press with Heavy-duty Natural Wooden Handles (16") - Ideal for Bonfire or Camping Cooking

Been hunting for one of these for awhile. I love making sandwiches like I used to get at a restaurant when I was a kid

My boyfriend and I went to a camping and used this to prepare our breakfast every day. It was a success. Sooooo worthy!!!’

I grew up with one of these as a kid and was really looking forward to getting mine. The bolt that holds the two sides together is loose and not made for lasting. I tried my first sandwich and it burnt on low heat even though I was moving around-(I made these all the time when I was only 8 years old). I opened it and everything stuck even though I had coated the bread with butter first. It took forever to get the burnt bread off and I realized it was just garbage. DON'T BUY!! Cheap and useless

I LOVE this thing. We have a gas stove and it works well on it, just make sure to turn it over frequently and put butter on your bread. It's so great having toasted fluffer-nutter sandwiches all the time

I was super excited about this product. Once I unwrapped it we realize that some parts were falling apart. Good size not the best quality. Seems easy to use

It is great! Safe to use with my 6 year old Grandson and also it gives everyone of us an opportunity to be creative and also taste the others in our gathering. I only ordered 2 and it makes sharing fun; but I plan to order 2 more. I just put our a variety of meats, cheeses and condiments and let imaginations go wild and believe me they do. By cutting sandwiches in half to share, No more burned lips! In general a fun way to end a leisure weekend day, By the way the fun is not limited to the kids, the adults perhaps enjoy them the most.

It seems very cheaply made, not like the old Toast-tires

I first purchased one of these units in about 1947. It was my mothers money, so naturelly she had a cow for waisting all her funds. (fifty Cents). After tasting a 'pie' I made for her, she braged how I buy the cleaverest things. There was one of these toasters in my household ever sence. The one recently purchased was for my 50 year old daughter who rembers the goodies we made in her growing up years and asked us if she could have ours. I told her abloutly not. So i found one at Amazon and shipped it to her.The last I heard, she was pigging out on the num nums.(Bene Casa #82361 sandwich press)