Star PST14-120 Pro-Max Smooth Aluminum Panini Grill

Star PST14-120 Pro-Max Smooth Aluminum Panini Grill

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$1424.50

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Star PST14-120 Pro-Max Smooth Aluminum Panini GrillModel: PST14 120 Heavy duty spring hinge system tested to millions of cycles for a lifetime of durable, problem free operation Three [3] inch (76 mm) flat landing opening accommodates the largest sandwiches with consistent contact and heating Aluminum or cast iron cooking surfaces Grooved, smooth or combination smooth bottom grooved top cooking surfaces Multiple control optionsanalog temperature with or without digital timer, or electronic. Heavy

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