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Experimenting with making hot sandwiches in the microwave with a device from Japan’s 3COINS

Can you really get crispy grill-marked sandwiches without the grill? It seems that everyone in the SoraNews24 editorial office is getting the bug for hot sandwiches, especially since they’re made easy just by using a microwave. This time around it’s our Japanese-language reporter Go Hatori who has got some wheaten cravings to satisfy, and so […]

Experimenting with making hot sandwiches in the microwave with a device from Japan’s 3COINS

Can hot sandwiches be created without a grill? It appears that members of the SoraNews24 editorial office are increasingly interested in hot sandwiches, particularly since they can be easily prepared using a microwave. This time, it is Japanese-language reporter Go Hatori who has developed a desire for wheat-based sandwiches and consulted 3COINS, Japan's budget-friendly lifestyle brand.

He purchased the Kitinto Microwave Half Hot Sand Maker for ¥2,750 (US$17.40). The device resembles a glasses case and feels sturdy despite being made of silicone. Inside, there are metal plates. After reviewing the recipes in the included booklet, which take about three to four minutes to cook, Go chose a simple ham and cheese sandwich.

He opened the device, placed a slice of bread, and added butter, ham, and cheese. Folding it over and securing it with the latch, Go placed the sandwich upright in the microwave at 600 watts for three and a half minutes. The device becomes extremely hot, requiring extra caution when removing it and opening it. Upon opening, a deliciously hot sandwich emerged, with the cheese still bubbling. Go's expectations were high, and when he took a bite...

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