A Single-Plate Food Press for the perfectly seared sandwich in half the cupboard space! - Yanko Design

As an apartment-dwelling millennial who never learned how to melt, I have only mastered a few recipes … most of them beingness sandwiches. One day, I promise to be the proud owner of a panini maker, considering nix elevates a grilled cheese similar the fresh, hot-off-the-presses sear. The but problem is, about apartments don't have the cabinet space to store such a large, non-essential kitchen apparatus.

The Hot Bottom food press solved this problem and more, with one deviation from the standard design. Unlike about panini presses, which compress food betwixt two heated plates, the Hot Lesser only uses 1. This makes the product less beefy than other products and the smaller surface allows the appliance to heat upward more quickly. The hot-plate is as well detachable and comes in iii different skillet forms, expanding your cooking options to grilling or searing meats, veggies, and more.

The Hot Lesser's intentionally simple design makes it easy to use. What helps is that we've seen this design earlier, merely with a unlike apparatus: the wearable iron.The Hot Bottom's handle even copies an iron's apartment side, which allows you lot to stand it upright while the plate heats up. The simplicity of the Hot Lesser food press offers accessibility. I can imagine users purchasing it solely for its sandwich-making power, then gradually branching into other recipes … because I would do the same thing. Novices would love this product because information technology uses a familiar shape to help get over the initial intimidation factor that comes with cooking. The Hot Bottom proves that, in the case of food presses, one hot-plate is better than two (not the other mode effectually).

Designer: Cole Fungaroli