Salter EK2017 Sandwich Toaster 900W 🍞

This compact sandwich toaster makes two toasted sandwiches at once, using deep-fill plates that help contain fillings and reduce spills. It is suited to quick breakfasts and snacks, offering automatic temperature control for straightforward cooking and consistent results. The deep-fill toastie maker works well for both sweet and savoury combinations 🥪.

Key Points

The unit cooks two toasties simultaneously and functions as a 4-slice grill press when you use it for thinner items. Plates are described as dual non-stick and deep-fill, so you can use little or no oil and serve food directly from the plates. Automatic temperature control removes most of the guesswork, meaning you close the lid and wait for a few minutes to get a golden finish. The cool touch handle improves safety while handling the hot appliance, and the small footprint makes it easy to store when not in use.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Salter Sandwich Toaster EK2017
• Power: 900W
• Capacity: 2 toasted sandwiches at once, or 4 slices as a grill press
• Plates: Dual deep-fill non-stick plates
• Features: Automatic temperature control, cool touch handle, easy clean surface

Advantages

Because the plates are deep-fill and non-stick, fillings such as cheese, beans or sweet ingredients are less likely to stick and create a mess. The 900W rating gives a balance between speed and energy use, so sandwiches cook relatively quickly while remaining manageable on most kitchen circuits. Its compact design allows it to sit comfortably on a countertop without taking up excessive space, yet it can be stored away easily when required 🔥.

Usage Recommendations

For best results, preheat the plates by closing the lid for a short period before adding sandwiches, according to the manufacturer guidance. Avoid overfilling to prevent leakage onto the plates and to ensure even browning across both sides. Clean the non-stick surfaces with a soft cloth while the plates are warm but not hot, and never use metal utensils to prevent damage to the coating. Consider that very thick or heavily stuffed sandwiches may need slightly longer cooking times to reach the desired melt and colour.