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Jennome

JennomeCastlemaine, Vic

  • 7 reviews
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Definitely the best jaffle maker

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As others have said, it's deep dish is perfectly suited for the larger slices of bread, e.g. Goodman Fielder's Wonder White. It cooks in five minutes, and it should be wiped down with a damp cloth as soon as you've finished with it, and it will last for years. This is about my 3rd Breville jaffle maker. A warning, don't touch the sides while it's hot !



shanexu3

shanexu3Perth, WA

  • 115 reviews

Designed for large slices of bread

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Questions & Answers

Leo

Leoasked

Does Breville (or any other Jaffle maker) make an electric Jaffle Iron made for 110V?
I bought one in Australia and can only use in Europe. DYING to be able to use one here.



Please advise
With many thanks,

Leo Frajnd

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MEtre

MEtreasked

Can the BTS 100 be used in a commercial environment? approx usage 1 day per week.

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Barko67
Barko67

For the cost of it I would give it a go, just be aware that it will void the warranty.



Ant

Antasked

Although it does not cut the bread in half like the others, it seems the middle is a point and would squash anything large if put in the middle?

Is this a deep dish or makes 1/4 pockets with the middle almost touching?

I want to put a big piece of steak in the middle, crack an egg, add the cheese and shut. Will the middle pointy spikes squash steak and rip the bread?

Thanks

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Barko67
Barko67

I'd call it a deep dish, but there is a limit to how much filling you can put in, for example a minute steak with an egg and cheese would be fine just not a nice thick one like you would have as a main meal (maybe slicing it up as thin slices and arranging would work?). In my experience the middle has never touched creating sections.

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