Swissmar 8-Person Classic Raclette with Reversible Cast Iron Grill Plate, Black

do not buy in Asian country. It is 120 volt and 60 Hz. but our country electric specification is 220 volt and 50 Hz. so it is useless.

MUYYYYYY BIEN!!!!!!!

Very sturdy unit, though to level the cast iron grill I had to bend one of the supports. And there was no instruction on how to use the cast iron grill in the instruction manual. Cast iron grill cooks and cleans beautifully. It is a load of fun to use. It is so much fun to see the food slide out of the little pans. New users need to try the grill a couple of times to get used to how it operates. My second try brought up puffy egg cheese sandwiches while on my first try the eggs were flat. Great for table cooking with family. However, in order to regulate the temperature better I took a black permanent magic marker and put three tick marks on the temperature control dial so I could duplicate temperatures more easily. I would recommend new users do the same as otherwise, you are just in a guessing game as to the temperature. I am considerting buying a second unit to give as a gift to my daughter who has 4 children. What fun they will have "cooking."

El aparato llegó en perfectas condiciones. Tardó un poco de tiempo pero valió la pena la espera.

I fantasized about buying this grill since seeing one on RHOSLC. When the opportunity finally arose, I jumped on it, and within a week of receiving it, we were having a raclette party in my home. What nobody tells you is how powerful the smell of raclette cheese actually is once you heat it up. In any case, what I love about this grill is how everything needed to make it a magical evening already comes in the box. The only thing you need to do is plug it in and get to work with whichever ingredients you have chosen. The heat is consistent, and it is even across the cast iron plate. Cleanup was a breeze. The construction of the grill was well thought out, but if I have one criticism, I wish that the spatulas which are included in the box were of a different material (something a touch more solid), and were just a bit larger. While the pans for melting your cheese are a great size, the spatulas used to push the cheese off feel a bit small - as if I am using something from a child's play kitchen.

We've used it once so far and had a lot of fun. The Swissmar grill is well made. Easy to use. Heats up quickly. It's something different to do for dinner. I researched food items to cook, sauces to add, the best meltable cheeses, etc. So it's kind of a work in progress to get the Raclette process and preferences down. Looking forward to exploring more meats, vegees and sauces.