toastie-maker

See also: toastie maker

English

Noun

toastie-maker (plural toastie-makers)

1. Alternative form of toastie maker.
   • 1984 December 19, “Foreys Christmas Selection”, in Coventry Evening Telegraph, number 28,962, page 3:

     TEFAL TOASTIE-MAKER £16.99

   • 2001 April 7, The Guardian‎^[1]:

     If jamming your head repeatedly in a Breville toastie-maker then switching on is preferable, there’s hope yet.

   • 2003 November 1, India Knight, “My Secret Life”, in The Independent Magazine, page 5:

     The best invention ever is … Penicillin, I guess, though the toastie-maker comes a close second.

   • 2009 January 4, “Five of the Best… Juicers”, in Maria Fitzpatrick, compiler, The Sunday Telegraph, number 2,482, page L 16:

     It has a one-litre capacity, ideal for single-person use, is easy to clean and has neat cord storage so it won’t get tangled with toastie-makers.

   • 2018 March 28, Samuel Fishwick, “Hot Cross Fun”, in Evening Standard, page 36:

     The bun itself is pimped with salted caramel, topped with cheddar and brie and then whacked in a toastie-maker until the cheese is golden and bubbling.