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The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
The CRIMPiT toastie maker £9.99 (or £16.99 for 2) Dispatches from Amazon Sold by CRIMPiT
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Posted 26 March 2023

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  • HEALTHY TOASTED SNACKS - Create healthy toasted snacks in minutes using the CRIMPiT. Pop in any filling you can think of then crimp it, heat it and eat it!
  • THE NO MESS TOASTIE MAKER - Forget the faff of getting your greasy electric toastie maker out. Just add a Thin bread to the base of the CRIMPiT, load in your fillings then add the top piece of bread and crimp away.
  • HEAT THEN EAT - Pop the crimped parcel into your toaster (the crimp keeps all the ingredients inside) or cook in a dry pan, air fry, grill, or even oven bake.
  • DELICIOUS CONVENIENT SNACKS - Make delicious snacks that are healthier and convenient using the CRIMPiT, perfect for the busy modern world! Great for Adults & Kids.
  • GOODBYE, BORING SNACKS - Classic melted cheese and ham, chocolate and banana, or last night's leftover curry, the options are endless.
  • EASY TO CLEAN - The CRIMPiT designed in the the uk is made from 100% BPA free, non-toxic plastic. It is easy to clean and dishwasher safe.
  • PATENT PENDING - Buy with confidence.

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  1. WCS.Tony's avatar
    Last month I bought TWO reusable toasted sandwich bags in one of the £ shops and have not stopped eating toasted sandwiches since then. Just make up a sandwich and slide into the bags, place in pop up toaster and wait.
    planitproducts.co.uk/col…ags
    49855703-Pqfc8.jpgCheaper and easier?
    The packet says reuse up to 50 times but I can see no degradation so far.
    Longer lasting bags (100 or 300 uses) are available for a bit more.
  2. Honeybear's avatar
    I bought my mum one for Christmas and she loves it. Makes loads of toasties. She has a sandwich maker but after a while the non stick goes and a pain to clean when they leak. Mum loves this and was a good buy. I’ve now bought myself one and it’s always getting used. I buy ALDI’s thins as they are slightly bigger and cheaper too.
  3. spywouk1983's avatar
    Awesome but of kit ! As for the not sticking just add a little water to the edges and then crimp and it’s works fine with any filling .coronation chicken sandwich filler is my fav !
  4. RoosterNo1's avatar
    The thins are very expensive.... plus one mistake means a trashed toaster
    jig2480's avatar
    Air fryer is the easiest way imho ! You don’t have to use thins either - shed loads of “recipes” on FB sites that have used different things (bread / hot x buns 👀) (edited)
  5. jough's avatar
    I don't use thins I use normal bread and it works a treat in the airfryer.
  6. Toneluck's avatar
    Or buy a sandwich toaster for not much more?! (e.g. 3 quid more from Argos)
    pieterdejongh's avatar
    These days you get toastie makers where the plates pop out so that you can put them in the dishwasher, if you’re not happy with simply wiping them, which is good enough most of the time
  7. pateo's avatar
    They don't really work as described unless you have cheese inside as the glue to stick everything together! Problem is I don't like cheese
    NewForestMonkeyBrains's avatar
    You are the first person that I’ve ever heard say that.
    I’d go to the doctor and demand cheese therapy and hypnotism. Without cheese, human life as we know it has no future and cows will be unemployed.
  8. wesleyboyd2's avatar
    I just make the sandwich and put it in the air fryer for 2 minutes.
  9. hedgyhog's avatar
    So, this is just a device that claims to crimp bread? It does not make toasties, but at most makes a crimped sandwich?

    Am I correct?
    steve252's avatar
    I think you are correct, nobody with first-hand experience apperars to be contradicting that.
  10. jig2480's avatar
    Pants! I got the two last week for £20. I don’t need two (can’t really see why you would) so one going to daughter. I have to say, they may seem expensive, but they are good little gadgets to make a decent snack. Combined with an air fryer (about 7 mins) they are great
    col11's avatar
    Do you need to add anything to the outside of the sandwich like oil/butter before air frying?
  11. Chewster's avatar
    Don’t need it but want it. Bought!
  12. Bluediamond28's avatar
    Surely you could find something square like a tupperware tub the same size and press it into it then do the same thing saving you a tenner?
    flylife's avatar
    tried this and threw it into a deep fat fryer at mcdonalds, it did not work.
  13. brk96's avatar
    For anyone considering buying one, just check you understand the dimensions of it. It's exactly as described
  14. epic.mushroom's avatar
    I'm bookmarking this to see how many people post back about how rubbish they are because the crimpet broke their toaster/grill/oven..

    I don't see this reduced often so nice find, thanks.
    steve252's avatar
    I don't think it's supposed to go in your toaster/grill/oven?
  15. Barst's avatar
    Useless items - I have 2 in my cupboard gathering dust.
    I wrote much more the last time they were on offer but essentially a poor purchase IMO.
    Charky_'s avatar
    I imagine they would be useless if you don't eat many toasted sandwidges. That's the kind of introspection you need to do BEFORE you purchase
  16. Regprentice's avatar
    price gone back up
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