Anyone made cakes in their Breville toastie / sandwich maker?

sb44

Or any toastie maker?

I found this last night and was wondering if any othe members had made them.

http://www.pinterest.com/pin/189643834282539949/

purpledonkey

Interesting... I'm not sure how cake batter would work but doughnut dough might... mmmmm.

Chris25

aah, it might give me reason to dig out the sandwich maker from behind all the [STRIKE]crap[/STRIKE] kitchen implements in the cupboard

sb44

purpledonkey wrote: »

Interesting... I'm not sure how cake batter would work but doughnut dough might... mmmmm.

I suppose it is just like using a muffin maker really, just different shaped wells.

Stoodles

I make what we call Eggy Bread and I think is actually French Toast or Cowboy Toast in mine. You only need to mist the plates with spray oil, so it's a lower fat method than a frying pan.

Fruball

I clicked through to the blog and the recipe is on there. I have got to try these

sb44

Fruball wrote: »

I clicked through to the blog and the recipe is on there. I have got to try these

So have I!

I have just got to work out what the equivalent measurents are as they are all in cups.

kittendothroar

Oooh my oven is broken and I had planned to dust off my toastie maker, intrigued we can now have cake! thanks!

sb44

kittendothroar wrote: »

Oooh my oven is broken and I had planned to dust off my toastie maker, intrigued we can now have cake! thanks!

Please let us know how you get on with them.

If I make them I will end up eating them all myself at the minute.

lucywillow

Well after reading this thread last week I dug my old breville sandwich maker out of the back of it's cupboard.
I bought a Tesco Value cake mix for 22p and tried it out.
To my surprise it worked really well and only took 4 minutes to cook.

Thanks for another great idea MSE'rs!!

sb44

lucywillow wrote: »

Well after reading this thread last week I dug my old breville sandwich maker out of the back of it's cupboard.
I bought a Tesco Value cake mix for 22p and tried it out.
To my surprise it worked really well and only took 4 minutes to cook.

Thanks for another great idea MSE'rs!!

Thanks for the feedback, I am def going to give this a go now.