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DeLonghi CGH800 Retro Collection Retro Panini Grill | 
 enlarge | Brand: DeLonghi
List Price: $112.00
Buy New: $59.95
You Save: $52.05 (46%)
Rating:  1 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11.3
MPN: CGH800
ASIN: B0000Y74K0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Weight: 10-lbs. | | • | Model No.: CGH800 | | • | Dimensions: 14x 14.5 x 5.25 | | • | Grilling Surface Dimensions: 9.25 x 11.25 | | • | Volts/Watts: 1500 watts |
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Product Description
DeLonghi combines the cooking trends of today with retro design in this gleaming Italian sandwich maker. Softly rounded edges are handsomely paired with easy-to-clean, nonstick stationary cooking plates that provide two-sided grilling of favorite Panini combinations. The wattage is high to speed cooking time; an adjustable thermostat lets you customize the level - a lower temperature so cheese thoroughly melts or higher for a quick crisp of the bread. The hinged door adjusts in height to accommodate thin slices of sourdough or thick squares of focaccia. And for the health-conscious, little or no oils are absorbed thanks to the cooking plates that slant forward for oil or butter to drain into built-in channels. Other features include power-on and ready lights and a wrap-around cord. When not in use, the unit fastens shut and stands upright for convenient storage - though as delicious as these sandwiches are, this panini maker may very well end up a permanent fixture on your kitchen countertop.
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| Customer Reviews:
Very nice panini press April 18, 2007
David Casker (Johnstown, PA United States)
It works perfectly well. I have two minor complaints. One is that there is no real on/off switch. If you have it plugged in, and the heat dial at minimum, it still heats. That's important to be aware of. It's not your ordinary toaster, which doesn't do anything unless you push down the slider. Second problem is MUCH less important. The clip that's supposed to hold the top and bottom together in storage is totally worthless. Just don't depend on it.
That being said, it works very nicely as a panini press. The lid is flexible, and has a heat proof spot where you can tilt it to accomodate the thickness of your panini. The heat dial is generally accurate, so if you follow your instincts or the little cookbook, things turn out well. It's easy to clean up. I don't have enough room on the counter to let it out, but like most DeLonghi stuff, the style is very nice.
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