Delonghi CGH800 Contact Grill and Panini Press

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Reqular Price: $79.00

Sale Price: $59.99

Item Number: CGH800

Manufacturer: Delonghi

Manufacturer Part No: CGH800

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Delonghi CGH800 Contact Grill and Panini Press

Detailed Description

Main Features:

Height-adjustable hinge automatically accommodates food of any size
Adjustable thermostat for grilling and toasting
Oil and grease drain with cup
Die cast aluminum plates with embedded heating elements
Contact cooking with non-stick plates
Indicator lights
Stands upright with safety locking system for convenient storage
Cord wrap
13" x 14" grill surface

Warranty:

Limited manufacturer warranty. Please contact manufacturer for warranty service
Warranty applies to residents of United States only
No warranty for physical damage

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by J. Marthy from CT

Anonymous (Unknown) 12/19/2008 11:32 AM

Had the Krups model FDE312-75 for about 3 years before it decided not to turn on one day -- so to replace it, thought I'd try something different. Went with the DeLonghi this time, about $20 cheaper. I loved my Krups, and initially thought I'd like the DeLonghi a bit better. Here's my experience: *Krups always "sparked" at the outlet when I unplugged it. Not so with the DeLonghi. *DeLonghi has adjustable heat, so, although I only used the Krups for Panini, I'm kind of excited about the options I now have with the DeLonghi. Might try a burger or chicken! It also has a channel where the grease can run off -- and a little cup to catch the grease. If you'd ever use the Krups for anything other than a sandwich -- the grease would have no where to go. *DeLonghi has wider channels on the grill plate -- which make it a lot easier to clean up. But the panini does NOT get as crispy as it does with the Krups...for specifically that reason. *The Krups latch, meant to hold the top & bottom together so you can store it on its side, was flimsy and broke after a week. It latched when I didn't want it to -- and wouldn't when I did. (A minor thing, but it got to be annoying.) There seems to be no threat of that happening with the big latch on the DeLonghi. *The DeLonghi is kind of "chunky" -- it takes up more space when stored on its side than the Krups. The Krups also has a slightly bigger grill surface. There's my 2 cents. Happy sandwich-making!

by Online Shopper

Anonymous (Unknown) 12/19/2008 11:33 AM

This grill is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have used it for both panini sanwiches and grilling meat and have had great results. No on/off switch though, kind of a hassle, but compared to old wolfie's grill, this is top of the line. clean-up is easy, temp control is a plus and very fast cooking time. 1" chops in 8 min WOW!!!

by Online shopper

Anonymous (Unknown) 12/19/2008 11:35 AM

I own two panini makers- this one and a Breadman. They are both very good machines and both do a great job with panini. The marks left on panini by the Breadman are a little deeper (which I like) and the controls/lights are nowhere near the problem some people think. Likewise cleaning the Breadman has not been a problem - but this is only for panini. In short, if all you are doing is panini save the $20 and buy the Breadman. For the price the build quality is amazing. However, if you are using it for anything else in addition to panini like burgers, chicken. etc then the DeLonghi is your machine. With variable temperature, grease drain spout etc the DeLonghi is more versatile and is a wonderful, high quality machine. It is also easy to clean. I do not like the marks left on the bread as well on the DeLonghi but that is personal taste and not a reason not to buy the machine. The build quality is also very good but it is a bigger machine than the Breadman if that is an issue.