Hamilton Beach Panini Press Sandwich Maker & Electric Indoor Grill with Locking Lid, Opens 180 Degrees for any Thickness for Quesadillas, Burgers & More, Nonstick 8" x 10" Grids, Chrome (25460AG)
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Color: Chrome Finish
Size: Nonstick 8" x 10" Grids
Features
- GREAT FOR PANINIS AND MORE: Use this panini press to try savory sandwiches, quesadillas, and sweet fruit turnovers. Use the lock top lid to warm personal pizzas or open-face sandwiches.
- FLOATING LID: This hot sandwich maker features a cafe-style floating lid that evenly presses any size sandwich.
- NO NEED TO FLIP: Nonstick top and bottom panini press grids heat and brown the sandwich, giving you warm, crisp results.
- GREEN MEANS GO: For best results, preheat sandwich maker 6 minutes before use. Built-in ready light will turn green when the press is ready to cook your sandwich.
- TOP LID LOCK: Lock panini press lid to create an easy bruschetta or open-face sandwiches.
- UPRIGHT STORAGE: Easily fits in your kitchen cabinet or discreetly on your countertop
- STYLISH CHROME FINISH: Panini press looks great on any counter
- 1400 watts
- Dimensions: 11.6 inches l x 12.6 inches w x 4.5 inches h
Description
Make your own restaurant-style Panini's with the Panini press gourmet sandwich maker. It will grill sandwiches of any almost any thickness. And when you're done, it stores upright saving cabinet space.
Special Feature: Non Stick Coating
Color: Chrome Finish
Material: Metal
Brand: Hamilton Beach
Product Dimensions: 11.61"D x 12.64"W x 4.53"H
Wattage: 1400 watts
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Included Components: Panini Press Sandwich Maker
Style: Stylish Chrome Finish
Voltage: 120.0
Special Feature: Non Stick Coating
Color: Chrome Finish
Material: Metal
Brand: Hamilton Beach
Product Dimensions: 11.61"D x 12.64"W x 4.53"H
Wattage: 1400 watts
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Included Components: Panini Press Sandwich Maker
Style: Stylish Chrome Finish
Voltage: 120.0
Material Type Free: PFAS Free
Number of settings: 2
Warranty Type: Limited
Global Trade Identification Number: 22,
UPC: 722544218061 040094922222 885891675540 716080039365 798527453248 885222763700 885241174662 100177422978 885311993582 744211699140 885886576197 721227625578 040094921232 716202510383 797267599322 719918369399 702916063086 735533889425 885470480763
Manufacturer: Hamilton Beach
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Item model number: 25460MNA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 28, 2012
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Color: Chrome Finish
Size: Nonstick 8" x 10" Grids
I am now a panini addict! I purchased this panini maker because it got good reviews and was inexpensive. I was so glad I made this choice! It's super easy to use, just plug it in and wait for it to heat up. There is no option to control the heat, but every sandwich I've made has come out great! I've been eating panini sandwiches almost every day since I got this about 3 weeks ago. Yeah, there are lots of other appliances out there that have more bells and whistles, but this one does the job and does it very well! I've used pita bread, ciabatta bread and sourdough bread to make sandwiches so far. You do have to remember to unplug it or it will just stay on. Also cleaning it is a chore, but I just take a damp paper towel to wipe it down after it has cooled off. Other, more expensive models may have removable press plates that can be washed easily, but for me the trade off is actually having to remove them and later put them back on....I'd rather just wipe it down. Also I love that you can store it closed and standing upright which makes it easy to put in a cabinet for storage or, like I do, to push back against the counter wall out of the way, since I use it every day. Either way it uses less kitchen real estate than most other panini makers.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023 by Quilting Karen
Color: Chrome Finish
Size: Nonstick 8" x 10" Grids
I bought this for my husband because he had been wanting a panini grill. I looked at the fancier, bigger, higher priced grills, but went with this one because it has a history of good reviews. Perhaps when he proves he is responsible with this one, I will get him an upgrade :) This one is nice because there arent a lot of settings to worry about and try to remember what settings to use for what. Just turn it on, watch for the light, and then you're ready to throw your sandwich on there. He always uses thick sourdough bread and is happy with the way his sandwiches turn out. I told him to butter the grill, not the bread, and so now his results are much better. The non stick grill surfaces are nice and easy to clean. Even if a little cheese oozes out, it wipes right off with a paper towel. Nothing sticks to the surface at all. It is the perfect size for two nice sandwiches (on large bread), but yet not too big and bulky to have to worry about where to store it and it is not so big that it is cumbersome to move around and clean, etc. A lot of the other lower priced models that I looked at did not have the floating lid. This one does have the hinged floating lid so you can get thick sandwiches in there and the lid will lay flat and evenly on top. Aside from sandwiches, it is nice for burgers and steaks too. Nice to have something like this when it is too cold to go outside and run the big propane grill. We eat NY Strip and Porterhouse steaks a lot, so this little grill is really nice to get us through the winter months and not miss out on the beefy goodness. This sears them perfectly and we are able to get them done to our liking of "medium well." Boneless split chicken breasts/tenders work out wonderfully as well. It feels very well made, especially for the price and we are both happy with it. I am happy to have found such a good model at such a good price and he is happy that it works so well and is easy to use. It is the perfect combination of price, performance and value. It is not lacking any necessary features and the build quality is perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2016 by MyPenName
Color: Chrome Finish
Size: Nonstick 8" x 10" Grids
It's perfect for a reason. I would evaluate the griller on the below scales: 1. Size: Fit 2 sandwiches or a half loaf in one go making things quicker 2. Quality: Nonstick and requires very little oil. The outer material is also very sturdy 3. Efficiency: Top and bottom heating and quick heating time 4. Price Point: Got it in sale but the above benefits make it an excellent value for money in the category 5. Cleanliness: Easy to clean
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by Harleena
Color: Red
Size: Nonstick 8" x 10" Grids
We had panini all over Sicily for lunches--grilled sandwiches with fillings like ham and cheese or tomato with cheese and eggplant (my favorite "Alla Norma." They are a way to make a meal out of simple fillings and good bread --with some soup and salad you even have dinner. So this press is simple and not terribly expensive. But it has some flaws, but if you can deal with them, it's a good buy as as reliable as a waffle iron. 1. The lid gets HOT HOT HOT. As in burn you bad. The grill below the lid is not insulated so NO CHILDREN operating this--and frankly no one easily forgetful. Use a silicone mitt to lift it when the sandwich is grilled. Oh, and that lid stays HOT after you finish grilling for quite some time. Oh, and no temp control or on-off. 2. Not much in the way of an instruction book; a small, finely printed slim pamphlet. 3. Short cord. It barely went from the counter to the outlet behind. 4. No removable plates, so you will be cleaning it with a soft wet cloth when it cools. Now that the complaints are aired, I have to say, it made a well baked sandwich quickly and easily. Be sure to use a bread like ciabatta or Italian bread, not fluffy regular sandwich bread. The reason for this --the airy types of bread dry out as they bake in the panini press. Ciabatta rolls are used all over Italy and brushed with olive oil, they are crusty but not dry. As to Panini alla Norma, make a "Norma" pasta sauce (tomato sauce, eggplant, onion and a little garlic) and add slices of ricotta salata (dry ricotta aged in salt.) You can use feta for the ricotta salata, it's hard to find in the US but you can make it at home. The eggplant cubes are often baked in recipes, don't do that. Fry those cubes well and drain. Seriously, they need to be SOFT and SUCCULENT and not dry from baking. You can try air fry but douse with olive oil. Anyway you cut your eggplant (thin slices, cubes) make sure you cook it to gooey softness. One more warning; the filling will be boiling hot when you take the panino out to slice it. Again, caution and wait to bite into it if you don't want a burned mouth.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2023 by Joanna D.