Morphy Richards Mico Microwave Toastie Sandwich Maker and Grill, Silicone Microwaveable Cookware, Non-stick Coating, Heatwave Technology, Orange, 511644

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But we did find that this model browns bread a little unevenly, though this was our only aesthetic qualm. For those machines with waffle plates, we wanted to see waffles that were fully cooked, soft and evenly browned.

Rethink how you use a microwave, for greattasting food that is quick and doesn’t compromise on quality… think Mico! It’s very quick to heat up, taking just two and a half minutes to do so (the manual said it’d take five minutes).Plus, you can use a panini press to reheat pizza and grill steak, making it a far more versatile option. This high-quality and stylish sandwich maker from Cuisinart features grill and toastie plates, making it a versatile piece of kit. Two methods tied for first place: a) the Mico Potato; and b) microwaving potatoes for five minutes, then crisping them up in the oven for 15 minutes at 200°C. It takes about five minutes and is sort of like grilling a sandwich in a frying pan: the bread crisps up and clean-up is simple (the Mico Toastie is dishwasher safe), but it’s just not quite the real deal.

Simply butter twice slices of bread, pop your filling in, clip the MICO Toastie shut, and then pop in the microwave for between 2-3 minutes (depending on how brown you want you toastie). Missed payments may affect your ability to use Clearpay in the future and your details may be passed onto a debt collection agency working on Clearpay's behalf. But, if you’re not looking to add another appliance to your collection and need a gadget with modest dimensions to make fuss-free toasties, the MICO is definitely worth considering. Deliveries areeither by Courier (Fedex orParcelforce - Tracked),Royal Mail 1st Class for small items, or by usfor local deliveries. This is a classic George Foreman grill; it has a floating hinge and slanted plates with a non-stick coating.Despite not being labelled as deep fill, we were able to fit a generous amount of filling in each toastie.