Sandwich makers for quick, hot meals

When you have a sandwich maker, you always have an easy meal just minutes away. Create sweet treats and savoury snacks all day, every day with our range of great value sandwich presses and makers.

Find your toastie maker

Everyone has their own idea of the perfect toastie. Create your own using our classic toasted sandwich makers and café-style presses, all at our famously low prices.

Classic toasted sandwich makers

Leftover bolognaise. Ham, cheese and tomato. Baked beans or tinned spaghetti. Apple and cinnamon. The options are endless when you have a classic toasted sandwich maker. That tight seal is something you can only get with the triangle design, making them just as good packed in a container for the lunchbox as they are for dinner.

Grill and press styles

If you’re working with focaccia, Turkish bread, wraps or bagels, you’re going to want to swap to a sandwich press. The flatbed means you can throw on almost anything, getting a nice, golden toast on either side, even for chunky sandwiches or reheating a kebab. All you need is a coffee maker and you’ll have your own café at home.

Compact makers for small kitchens

When you don’t have a lot of room for bulky appliances, a compact grill sandwich maker is the simple fix. We have both compact presses and makers, so you can still get the crispy, warm result, without having a big machine taking up space on your benchtop or in cupboards.

Sandwich maker FAQs

How do I use a toasted sandwich maker?

To use a toasted sandwich maker, plug it in and turn it on, letting it preheat until the indicator light turns on or green. Butter the outside of your bread, add your fillings and place the sandwich on the plates. Close the lid and latch without forcing it down. You’ll know your toasted sandwich is ready when the bread is golden and the filling is heated through. Always check the appliance instructions for any specific steps.

How do I clean a sandwich maker?

Before cleaning a sandwich maker, turn off the appliance and let it cool slightly until the plates are just warm or cool to the touch. If the plates are removable, you can remove them and wash them in warm, soapy water. For a fixed-plate sandwich maker, wipe the plates and surfaces clean with a damp, soapy cloth. Wipe it completely dry to help prevent rust.

What can I make in a sandwich maker?

Sandwich makers can be used to make both quick and easy sweet treats and savoury meals. Toasted sandwiches and dessert pockets are the most popular foods, but they can also be used to toast wraps, quesadillas and even omelettes and pancakes, depending on the model.