YOU would be hard pressed to find anyone who isn’t partial to a savoury or sweet snack from Greggs.
It’s the go-to chain for bakes, sandwiches and doughnuts, but my personal favourite is a sausage roll.
You would be hard pressed to find anyone who isn’t partial to a savoury or sweet snack from Greggs
I wanted to know if B&M’s sausage roll maker was worth the hype
The gadget is pretty small in size and easy to store away
The price of the tasty snack has steadily risen over the past few years though.
The cost for one sausage roll is currently £1.20, up from £1.15 earlier this year and from just £1 in 2021.
With that in mind, when I saw that B&M had come out with its own sausage roll maker, I was eager to try making my favourite snack at home.
Shoppers have been raving about the appliance on social media calling it a “must-have” and “brilliant”.
The gadget costs £20 and works like a sandwich press with an automatic temperature control – sounds pretty simple right?
Well I was keen to find out just how easy it is and how much money I could save, and if it’s all it’s hyped up to be.
I put the appliance to the test, here are the results.
The test
I was keen to give B&M’s sausage roll maker a go
The gadget was very simple and easy to use
The first thing I noticed after pulling out the maker was how easy it looked to use.
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