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  1. 06-16-2008, 03:19 PM #1
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    Question Recommendation for a Panini Maker?

    I am looking to get one and there seems to be a wide variety. Who makes a good one that will last?
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    DeLonghi makes pretty decent appliances that are reasonably priced.


    http://www.125west.com/DeLonghi_Retro_Panini_Grill.html

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    Do you have experience with that particular model? I am really looking for some personal experience here. I have alot of different counter-top appliances of various brands. I don't think there is any one brand that makes the best of everything.
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    I had a George Foreman grill that worked as a panini.

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    i was just gonna say the same thing


    Quote Originally Posted by tecthis View Post
    I had a George Foreman grill that worked as a panini.

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    Yup I have no personal experience with the DeLonghi grill, but I've used their coffee makers and they work great haha!

    And agreed about the George Foreman; I've used mine to make some serious pressed sandwiches. I have the OE spec-1 model complete with worn-off signature.
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    http://www.williams-sonoma.com/produ...rl&ckey=eltgrl

    I have this one at home. Works great!
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    I just got one for Father's Day...trying it out tonight. Grilled chicken, roasted red peppers, spinach, motz and a touch of home made diavolo red sauce.
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    We have the Cuisinart Griddler. Works great, and the grills are removable for easy cleaning. I think they also have different grills for things like pancakes.
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    I have the Breville Gourmet Grill, it is nice, does the job.
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