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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm more confused as to why 99% of bread is too big for a standard toaster...or are the toasters too small?"
Mr Warburton fucking with folks heads
Takes 4 times as long and 2 180° turns to get the protruding 2" toastied |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Isn’t that a grill?
A grill on an automatic timer would be great.
You'd get just the right level of toasty meltyness without it bursting into flames because you'd forgotten it lol  "
They do exist 
Lu  |
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"I'm more confused as to why 99% of bread is too big for a standard toaster...or are the toasters too small?"
I saw the other day in the shop that they now sell cheese slices (not the processed stuff) made to fit standard sized bread. 
I have a four slice toaster which is great for putting two sliced on their side.  |
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"Has no one manufactured an on its side toaster specifically for cheese on toast?
Because we have a grill surly? "
I'm not so sure having seen some of the other kitchen gadgets that we really don't need either. |
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"Isn’t that a grill?
A grill on an automatic timer would be great.
You'd get just the right level of toasty meltyness without it bursting into flames because you'd forgotten it lol
They do exist
Lu "
Mind you, it's only in the last few years that I've realised the numbers on the side of the toaster were minutes and not specifically level of toastyness  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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doesn't solve your problem, but a couple of years ago I bought a see through toaster... absolute game changer!
I can see how toasted my toast is before taking my toast out of the toaster! |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"Someone made little toaster bags you can put food into the toaster in.
I think I must have got them from Wilkinsons.
I have those but they're not really any good for cheese on toast."
Probably better for cheese toasties, although they are supposed to be non-stick so food doesn't stick to them.
I like my cheese brown and bubbling on my toast. |
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