Can't remember who wrote about toasties on here, but someone raved about how
great they make grilled sandwiches. After a half day searching I found the
best price S&H included was from toastabags themselves and ordered 2
packages of 2. They sent me 4 packages!!! Just made my first sandwich with
2 slices Weight Watchers white bread, 1 slice of FF american cheese, and 1
oz slice of turkey ham. Tastes delicious. I did leave them in a tad
lopngers, so I will back the slide a bit next time so they aren't as dark.
So for 2 sandwiches that adds up to 4 points. Sigh, and I ALWAYS have
points left over, but at least I am learning for when I get to goal.
DH says I find out about all neat things on here. Got me the olive oil
misters too through macys.com. He likes them too.
Adele

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Kate Dicey - 23 Feb 2005 17:21 GMT
> Can't remember who wrote about toasties on here, but someone raved about how
> great they make grilled sandwiches. After a half day searching I found the
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> misters too through macys.com. He likes them too.
> Adele
I think it was me that first mentioned the toasting bags. Great!
Better than using a sandwich toaster as you don't need to butter the
outside to stop it sticking.

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Fred - 23 Feb 2005 17:35 GMT
Which side of the pond are you? Europe or US? Did you order those
things from England?
And which mister? (that has a funny ring to it!) I've been thinking
more about them since I read salad does need a bit of oil to make use
of the salad nutrients (soluble in oil) to cut down the
"over-drizzle."
>Can't remember who wrote about toasties on here, but someone raved about how
>great they make grilled sandwiches. After a half day searching I found the
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>misters too through macys.com. He likes them too.
>Adele
Adele Virtue - 23 Feb 2005 18:45 GMT
I am in NJ and ordered them from England, only .93 cents S&H too. The oil
misters were mentioned here instead of using the aerosol can sprays. Found
them, clog proof at macys.com for 9.99 each (got 2) They have to be primed
by pushing the lid down a few times to get air in the canister. I think
that is how they stay clog proof. They are by cuisipro.
Mister link
http://www.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=117080&BannerID=PD677&Partner
ID=LINKSHARE&LinkshareID=neQRQBqOKtQ-0EKz2EQvNkp7RQEKzsKnIQ&bhcp=1
toastabag link
http://www.toastabags.com/
love them both.
Thanks Kate, they are great.
Adele

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> Which side of the pond are you? Europe or US? Did you order those
> things from England?
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> >misters too through macys.com. He likes them too.
> >Adele
Fred - 23 Feb 2005 21:23 GMT
Ah, yes, our Bon sign came down last week and the official MACY'S sign
went up this week. Hmmm, maybe I could bike to the shopping center
(nah, too much chance of bike ripeoff!!!!)
Clog proof interests me. (altho, I will remain cynical)
I remember when Kate posted about them and I looked them up. I am not
sure that I could maintain their sanitary state (G) (same with
clogged misters)
>I am in NJ and ordered them from England, only .93 cents S&H too. The oil
>misters were mentioned here instead of using the aerosol can sprays. Found
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>Thanks Kate, they are great.
>Adele
Adele Virtue - 24 Feb 2005 13:54 GMT
the store didn't have it, had to get it through the website.

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> Ah, yes, our Bon sign came down last week and the official MACY'S sign
> went up this week. Hmmm, maybe I could bike to the shopping center
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> >Thanks Kate, they are great.
> >Adele