A sandwich is one of the oldest foods of mankind. In its basic form is nothing but two slices of bread with some type of filling or stuffing in the center. Over the years the art of sandwich making so much that you get dozens of different types of sandwiches now improved, but buns are traditionally eaten if it was not possible to take normal food, as if you were working or if you were traveling.
A sandwich maker, sandwich toaster, or, as the oppositeis a very simple device. And 'only two pieces of cast iron hollow square, which could be locked together and then held on the fire or coals with long handles, like pliers. The fire not only toast, but also cheese, which was part of the filling makes everything taste better. This kind of sandwich-makers were around with people in Australia and South Africa up to 20 half-century, made it one of the most convenient way to eat hot food, wasIn the woods, where they camped.
At one point, the Century 20 / 1 electric sandwich toaster was invented, which uses electricity to do the same thing, that the fire be used to do before. There was nothing but the same device concave traditional toasters were heated with electric heaters outside. Everything was covered in heat-resistant material, so that the heat does not come out.
In 1974, Breville in Australia has published its "Snack 'n SandwichToaster Cut-n-Seal "system, which sandwich cut diagonally in half and sealed sides," which had a single one. "This design was so popular that it sold 400,000 units in the first year of launch, which is why even now, is the Breville sandwich toaster for the same used in different parts of the world. The same design copied by almost all manufacturers have been , so that it is the most widespread and most commonly found in toasters sandwich design today.
Sandwich Makerinexpensive machines, one of the most used are in a modern kitchen. In fact, the only thing that would sell the toaster sandwich waffle maker and sandwich combination, because it gives you the possibility that both waffles and sandwiches.
