Breville Die-Cast Indoor Grill - Cooking.com Interview

Cook for five on this clever indoor die-cast grill/griddle from Breville. Nonstick surfaces and dishwasher-safe parts equal easy cleanup; many settings take grill from panini maker to completely flat, 2-panel grill & more. Interview at the 2008 International Home & Housewares Show by Ann Volkwein for Cooking.com.

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[annaknowsu]

@valkour22 I could see at the store that it was better quality, but you can't make waffles on it like you can with the griddler. Also the griddler comes in a couple of different sizes - The breville is way too big for a single household. After thinking about it I went with the Griddler because I really wanted to make waffles without having to buy another clunky appliance to make them. Have had it for a year with no problems. A friend has hers for 5 years. It will last if you take care of it.

[valkour22]

@supercooled 3x the quality too, grills on cuisinart scratch after like 2 uses.

[supercooled]

Nice product but it's 3x the price of the Griddler from Cuisinart which does the same job rather admirably.

[MariaLawrie]

I have one of these in red and we love it. We use it a lot and it is very easy to keep clean. Thank you Breville.

[rayearth05]

I am looking for one exactly like that BUT made out of cast iron

[dayingyang0]

I picked it up for $150 on sale, but it looks like the price has gone up. Even at the amazon $225 price I think it is worth it. I live in an apartment complex that doesn't allow real grills and this cooks just as well and even leaves grill marks. It really is top of the line and could easily be used in any commercial setting. I use it at least twice a week for fish and other things.

[RAPIDFIREGUN]

how much did it cost

[dayingyang0]

I own this grill and love it!