Can someone please tell me how long the slots are for bread? Not width, but length. Thank you!
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The length is slightly less than 5 1/2 in and can fit something that is 5 3/8.
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A slice of sandwich bread will fit-anything longer is a squeeze. as to width a bagel will fit using the wider ( bagel) slot. All in all an excellent toaster !
256106
The slot is 5"long. I cut larger specialty breads is half which makes it perfect for the toaster. This toaster has many specialty functions such as a defrost cycle. It works well and does not take up room on the counter.
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Hi there. The slots are 1.5 inches thick, 5.5 inches across the top, and just over 5.5 inches deep. They are pretty standard and hold any regular sized slice of bread or bagel. Hope that helps.
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About 14" long and 4" square. This will hold a one and a half pound loaf of bread (approx. 3 cups of flour). You can make a 2 pound loaf in it, but it will be quite dense--good for some breads. Just don't proof ("raise") your bread too much or it will squirt out the pan or even blow the lid off. Sorry for the long winded response, but just a tip: To proof your bread, put a pan of hot tap water (NOT NOT NOT boiling) in the bottom of an ice chest, place a cooling rack over that and put your bread on top of that. In 20 minutes or so, your loaf will be ready to bake.
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The slots are just short of 1 1/2". I love mine, by the way. It is not too fancy and toasts evenly.
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Robert,I have the two slot version of this toaster and it has been flawless so far. The slots measure 5 & 3/4 inches in length
667119
Hi, Deb! It depends on what you mean by "long". I buy Vienna bread from my grocery store bakery and some of the slices are about 1-1/2 the width of a regular slice of bread. I can usually fit them into the slot (front to back) or if they are slightly too wide I can put them in diagonally and get a good result. By width I don't mean how thick it's sliced, I mean side to side measurement. It is about the same depth of any other toaster. Hope this helps you make a choice.
437054
The bread slots are 5 1/2" long by 1 1/2" wide - measured at the top surface.
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I'm not at home now, so can't actually measure, but when I toast a piece of bread from a large size loaf of Pepperidge Farm bread (like 9 grain bread) it goes in but I have to squeeze it in. After it toasts, it fits and pops out just fine.
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The slots The slots are 5 1/2 long and 1 1/2 wide. Well fitted for bagels, etc. We're very happy with it.
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I, too, would like to know the diameter of the base of the pan, the sides look slanted in the picture? Hoping for 8" to bake no-knead bread inside...Can anyone help? Thank you!
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I use my bread-maker to make gluten-free bread so the dimensions will be quite a bit smaller than for normal breads. Sorry that I can't tell you the normal dimensions.
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The slots are wide enough for bagels...I think it would be wide enough for your particular bread.
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The slot is 9" long & 1"+ wide. You can always put 1 slice in at a time. The toaster is longer than most 2 slice toasters
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They are 6" x 6" (a little over 15cm x 15cm). "Standard" bread dimension fits nicely as long as the slices aren't too thick. We have really enjoyed the sandwiches - nice and melty on the inside, and crisp and toasty on the outside without need for butter.
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About 5.5" long. Fits larger sandwich breads like Arnold or Pepperidge Farm whole grain.