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Double Pie Iron Makes Perfect Toasted Sandwiches On The Grill
This pie iron does double duty as a panini cooker.
Here’s how to make two perfectly toasted panini style grilled sandwiches at once. Use the old fashioned Old Mountain cast iron double pie iron, originally designed for filled pies, for everything from Grilled Cheese to Pulled Pork.
Just butter your sandwich on the outside, open up the hinged mold, insert the sandwiches and put it over the coals, campfire, or gas grill. This Old Mountain cast iron double square pie iron is 4 1/2″ x 8 1/4″ and is pre-seasoned and ready to use. The long handle allows you to grill in comfort away from a camp fire.
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Model:Old Mountain 10125 Double Pie Iron
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Made in USA:yes
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