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Panini Grill

by Hamilton Beach

Our Price Special Price You Save Quantity	: : : :	$59.95 $49.99 $9.96

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Item# 205813

Product Description:

Enjoy tasty toasted Italian subs and bistro sandwiches at home. This panini press grills sandwiches of any thickness on the 13.5 x 11.5-in. nonstick grids. It features power and preheat lights so you know when the unit is ready to grill. A floating lid with lock ensures ease of use and safety. Upright storage design. Comes with recipes to help whet your appetite. Plates are non-removable.

Item# 205813

Product Characteristics:

Cooking Surface Dimensions

12 x 8.25-in.

Depth

5.87-in.

Height

13.25-in.

Model No.

25450

Origin

China

Volts/Watts

110 Volts/1200 Watts

Warranty

1-year

Weight

8.85-lbs.

Width

16.26-in.

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Rated 18 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 9 out of 18 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 100% of Reviewers Value: 94% rated it a good value

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by Barbara (Gallatin, TN) 1 review(s)

1/10/2009

Love the panini grill but was surprised and upset when I saw it $30 less at a local Electronics Express (regular price). Will be sure to check out stores in the future before ordering from your website.

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Fun!

Would purchase again

by Timothy (Coatesville, PA) 2 review(s)

10/22/2008

This is a great panini grill, especially for the price. Even heating, not too bad to clean (would be even easier if the grill plates came off the press). Besides opening up doors for creative meals, it even makes cooking a grilled cheese sandwich for my pre-schooler fun!

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panini maker

Would purchase again

by Charles (mattapoisett, MA) 1 review(s)

6/17/2008

This is truly a good purchase. We had one question about the light and customer relations answered that right away. Efficent and easy to use... the only down side cleaning the grates.. but that I knew from the reviews

4 of 7 people found this review helpful

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

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.