griddle toasters

 TitleDescriptionCost 
GT480
GT480
Roband
  • Griddle Toasters are the perfection combination machine to produce a great top toasting result, whilst precisely cooking your steaks, eggs, bacon or hamburgers on the griddle cooking plate
  • Engineered to maximise the performance of the machine in both the griddle and toasting functions, featuring separate elements for the heavy steel griddle plate as well as the toasting compartment to ensure consistent and optimal results across both functions
  • GT480 - honed to provide maximum punch from 13 Amps, caters to outlets that are limited by power supply, but still have a need for both griddle and top-toasting functions
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GT500
GT500
Roband
  • Griddle Toasters are the perfection combination machine to produce a great top toasting result, whilst precisely cooking your steaks, eggs, bacon or hamburgers on the griddle cooking plate
  • Engineered to maximise the performance of the machine in both the griddle and toasting functions, featuring separate elements for the heavy steel griddle plate as well as the toasting compartment to ensure consistent and optimal results across both functions
  • GT500 - slightly larger plate size than the GT480 with more power and grunt. Designed for medium to fast paced food production
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GT700
GT700
Roband
  • Griddle Toasters are the perfection combination machine to produce a great top toasting result, whilst precisely cooking your steaks, eggs, bacon or hamburgers on the griddle cooking plate
  • Engineered to maximise the performance of the machine in both the griddle and toasting functions, featuring separate elements for the heavy steel griddle plate as well as the toasting compartment to ensure consistent and optimal results across both functions
  • GT700 - is for very busy operations with a need to produce significant volumes of food from a bench-top machine
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