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Why does toaster go up to 5
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over a year ago
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Experiment with different breads. Sourdough bread makes really nice toast, but takes longer than normal sliced bread. I'm sure there's a scientific reason, but I just know it tastes good. |
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"5 makes great breadcrumbs or biscuits.
Love my pitta over toasted at times for nice firm tits...... oooooooooooo I said firm ........oooooooooo ahhhhhhhh
Firm tits yes pkease"
ffs ! I had to double take then  |
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By *ornycougaWoman
over a year ago
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"Lol it’s minutes you plum 
Shut the front door!? 55 years on God's green earth and I never knew this sorry to say it my friend but you are a fellow plum  xx"
It is not the first time that observation has been made and I would stake my house on it not being the last.
In my defence I don't eat bread!  |
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"Experiment with different breads. Sourdough bread makes really nice toast, but takes longer than normal sliced bread. I'm sure there's a scientific reason, but I just know it tastes good."
Exactly. Pumpernickel takes even longer. Especially from frozen. On at 5 twice. Takes real patience. |
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"Lol it’s minutes you plum
Shut the front door!? 55 years on God's green earth and I never knew this sorry to say it my friend but you are a fellow plum xx
It is not the first time that observation has been made and I would stake my house on it not being the last.
In my defence I don't eat bread! "
Never knew that either, and I eat loads of bread! But I’m young still. |
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"Lol it’s minutes you plum
Shut the front door!? 55 years on God's green earth and I never knew this sorry to say it my friend but you are a fellow plum xx
It is not the first time that observation has been made and I would stake my house on it not being the last.
In my defence I don't eat bread!
Never knew that either, and I eat loads of bread! But I’m young still. "
you are a young plum . A plummet xxx |
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"Lol it’s minutes you plum
Shut the front door!? 55 years on God's green earth and I never knew this sorry to say it my friend but you are a fellow plum xx
It is not the first time that observation has been made and I would stake my house on it not being the last.
In my defence I don't eat bread!
Never knew that either, and I eat loads of bread! But I’m young still. you are a young plum . A plummet xxx "
Awww, how sweet. But we may not be such plums after all: https://ligo.co.uk/blog/what-do-the-numbers-on-a-toaster-actually-mean/ |
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By *erces LetiferMan
over a year ago
Somewhere off the edge of the map... 'ere there be monsters |
Because some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn... |
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Unless yours is a timer toaster the numbers do not refer to minutes dear plumettes, here is some science. Most home toasters are what's called "capacitor" toasters. These work by sending a current through the circuit- via the heating elements- to charge up a central capacitor. When that's fully charged- up pops your toast. With these models, the numbers refer to the resistance rate. The higher this is, the longer it takes for the capacitor to charge, and therefore the longer your toast stays in for |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just got the nibbles . Always a 2 for me on the toster. Anyone done a five must be like charcoal "
Hey Mr Bus,
Hope you are well! I don't always post on your threads but the titles make me smile, thank you! |
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"Unless yours is a timer toaster the numbers do not refer to minutes dear plumettes, here is some science. Most home toasters are what's called "capacitor" toasters. These work by sending a current through the circuit- via the heating elements- to charge up a central capacitor. When that's fully charged- up pops your toast. With these models, the numbers refer to the resistance rate. The higher this is, the longer it takes for the capacitor to charge, and therefore the longer your toast stays in for "
Sounds like a conspiracy theory |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Our toaster goes up to nine! God knows what type of bread needs nine minutes 
The numbers aren't minutes !
Are they shades of brown?"
I guess in effect. As said they represent the heat/energy the bread will be exposed to, but that will vary between each toaster. Presumably a 1-10 scale is meant to give greater control ? |
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"Our toaster goes up to nine! God knows what type of bread needs nine minutes
The numbers aren't minutes !
Are they shades of brown?
I guess in effect. As said they represent the heat/energy the bread will be exposed to, but that will vary between each toaster. Presumably a 1-10 scale is meant to give greater control ?"
It doesn't give me greater control I still have to keep checking ??. I still pine for the overhead grills on the 1970s cookers. |
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By *erces LetiferMan
over a year ago
Somewhere off the edge of the map... 'ere there be monsters |
"Because some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch their toast burn...
FTFY. 
Winston "
Damn. Wish I'd thought of that one! Good catch, and thanks for the correction |
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