Avante Sandwich and Waffle Maker (2-square): Brushed Stainless and Black by T-Fal

Avante Sandwich and Waffle Maker (2-square): Brushed Stainless and Black by T-Fal

Whip up a waffle breakfast, or grilled ham & cheese pocket sandwiches for lunch or snack with this versatile sandwich or waffle maker. Included are two sets of interchangeable, easy to remove plates for quick and easy meals anytime of day. Easy to clean, both nonstick plates are dishwasher safe. An... See complete description »

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Whip up a waffle breakfast, or grilled ham & cheese pocket sandwiches for lunch or snack with this versatile sandwich or waffle maker. Included are two sets of interchangeable, easy to remove plates for quick and easy meals anytime of day. Easy to clean, both nonstick plates are dishwasher safe. An indicator light advises if power is on and when plates are ready to cook. This unit can also be stored vertically, as a space saving option.

Features:

  • Two sets of interchangeable plates: pocket sandwich and waffle plates
  • Easy to clean plates are dishwasher safe with non-stick surfaces
  • Indicator light advises if power is on and when plates are ready to cook
  • Space saving vertical storage
  • Stainless steel housing
  • Great recipe ideas included
  • Great for preparing any meal or snack

    • Customer Reviews
    Recommended by 92% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 96% of reviewers
    This product is excellent...
    by Jessica, NJ

    Very easy to clean. We've only used it for sandwiches so far but it cooks everything very evenly with no burning. It definitely worth the money you spend..

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    by Erin, TX

    I really love this machine. I have used it about 3 or 4 times since I bought it. The plates come out very easily and you can just put them in the dishwasher. The only slight issue (not really a problem) is that the instructions do not tell you how much batter to put in when making waffles. So you have to put a little in for the first run, if not - it oozes out the sides. Other than that... it is great. Easy to make a pocket sandwhich too....

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    by Lillian, CA

    It is well-priced, but smashes the sandwich bread pretty thin.

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    by Lewis, AL

    <br><br>you put the stuff in there and WOW! Just look at the results!!<br>Then you say,I'm going to like this baby!!

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    by Charlotte, NY

    I was a bit disappointed with the performance. After following the directions to a "T"...I attempted to prepare grilled ham & cheese sandwiches....Cooked for the approximate time...I could not get them out of the plates. We wound up eating them with a fork!!!!

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    Cooking Tip From the Food Network Kitchens

    The sandwich was named after an English nobleman named John Montagu, the Earl of Sandwich. In 1762, he accidentally created one of the world's most popular foods when he asked his cook to place his meat between two slices of bread, so he could eat his supper without interrupting his card game.