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Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen

List Price: ~~$30.00~~
Buy New: $13.36
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

52 reviews
Sales Rank: 2163

Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.5
Dimensions (in): 10.1 x 9.7 x 5.3
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MPN: WMSW2
Model: WM-SW2
UPC: 086279001818
EAN: 0086279001818
ASIN: B00006F2MD

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	Sandwich grill browns and heats two sandwiches at a time
•	Also makes french toast and omelets
•	Deep pockets and nonstick finish on grill plates
•	Contemporary brushed-chrome exterior finish
•	3-year warranty

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Using a double sided nonstick surface, the Cuisinart WMS-W2 Grilled Sandwich Maker quickly warms cheese, chicken, and cold-cut sandwiches in a jiffy. 110V AC cord storage 3-Year Cusinart Warranty

Amazon.com Review
Lunch takes on a whole new dimension with this sandwich grill. Layer cheese, tuna, veggies, mushrooms, or whatever is desired between slices of bread, set on the deep-pocket grill, and close and lock the lid. Sandwiches come out perfectly browned and sealed, with a diagonal indentation making them easy to slice in half. The grill cooks one or two sandwiches at a time, and also turns out waffles and omelets. The nonstick finish keeps food from sticking, although a little butter or oil also helps. A red light comes on when the grill is plugged in and heating up; a green light announces the grill is ready to use. To clean, simply wipe off the grill plates when cool. The grill measures 9 by 9 by 3-1/2, and is covered by a three-year warranty against defects. --Ann Bieri

Customer Reviews: Read 47 more reviews...

1 out of 5 stars

Non-stick coating comes off August 7, 2008
I've now gone through 2 of these in 18 months. The non-stick surface chips off easily and I did not use a metal utensil on it. It just seemed to rub off while I was cleaning. We got a few good months out of both of them, but for now I don't want to serve my children chipping teflon (or whatever it is) in their grilled cheese sandwiches. I'm sure I could send it back for another one from Cuisinart (which I did w/the first one) but I think I will try another brand.

1 out of 5 stars

Some may like it July 25, 2008
This is probably a good product. But I didn't like it. Too messy, too small, leaks too much, too much trouble and to hard to clean. It spends it's life in a landfill somewhere. I make my hot sandwiches in the microwave.

1 out of 5 stars

a pain to clean, leaves weird taste July 21, 2008
I make a lot of grilled sandwiches so I bought this thinking it would be easier than just doing them in a frying pan. I was very disappointed.

First off, this thing is impossible to clean. The hinges in the back are very close together with seams which allow anything that seeps out (cheese mostly) to get stuck in there. There is no way to separate the top from the bottom and the space is too small to actually get in there and clean effectively so you get food stuck in there that you can't reach to clean.

Another annoyance is your sandwich won't actually be separated as you would expect, you have to actually cut them with a knife (pulling apart doesn't work as the crease isn't even deep enough to allow you to do that)

Thirdly, the sandwiches I made did not taste that great. I tried using cooking spray and even some butter to see if that was the difference, but they still tasted slightly "off". Not a bad taste, just something weird about it.

I never used it to make omelets or french toast or anything like that (just grilled sandwiches) so I can't really comment on those but I'd imagine you'd have the same problem with clean up.

There is no on and off switch, nor any temperature settings. If you want to cook something less or more well done you cannot.

I used this thing probably 5 or 6 times before I gave up and sent it back. I was hoping this would be more convenient to use but it was not at all.

4 out of 5 stars

I like this little gadget but it's a pain to clean July 16, 2008
The very first time you use it it will burn your sandwich. Just know that. After that it does okay but even with spraying w/pam each time it is hard to get everything out of the little nooks. Best to get a Q-tip for the tight corners & get it all clean before storing. If you put any kind of meat in it the meat will cook until warm but pull out of the sandwich when you bite it so just use soft items (like cheese) or chop the meat/ingredient before cooking. Gives a nice toasty flavor though which I like so not a bad purchase for the price. The only downside is cleaning really.

4 out of 5 stars

Fantastic! I love it! June 11, 2008
This little thing gets the job done! It's easy to use and easily wipes clean. The only difficult part to clean up is if anything drips by it's hinges, but seriously, it's nothing to be scared of. Waffle makers are more messy! I've found that simply one slice of cheese per sandwich is more than enough. I've tried the french toast recipe from the handbook it comes with. It was okay, but it came out a little eggy. Next time I'll go by what I know. The device does get hot! So thinking this is a safe alternative for children isn't a great idea. It's entire surface becomes hot and it also emits steam. I just love using this instead of dirtying my regular pans!

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