Is the length of the toaster slots sufficient for longer breads, such as HealthNut? My current toaster oven/toaster has slots that are too short.
759475
Absolutely! We use Orowheat Bread and it is very long. It fits nicely, as do the Eggos and Toaster Strudel.
759476
slots are approximately 5 1/4 inches long on the inside of the toaster slot, which is on the smaller side. Sometimes I do have to trim the edge of a slice of bread in order to fit in the toaster. Not great but I still love this oven/toaster because of its combination use. Hope this helps.
759477
I am not familiar with that brand. It will take a piece of beefeaters rye and that is 51/2 inches long. so far I love the toaster .you can however toast in the oven if you need to.
1534810
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 !
847312
No, it's not made for the mini - I got it anyway and will keep it, but the silicone feet do not fit into the recessed area on the top of the toaster. I could remove the feet and move it to the right places (feet are affixed with 2 phillips head screws/foot), but it doesn't seem necessary - the feet are supported by the outer edges on the toaster... I'm not planning to put anything heavy on it. And I like that the cutting board is raised off the top of the toaster. So, "No, it does not fit well, but for me it works okay. And if you want to put some work into it, you could make it fit" No, it's not made for the mini - I got it anyway and will keep it, but the silicone feet do not fit into the recessed area on the top of the toaster. I could remove the feet and move it to the right places (feet are affixed with 2 phillips head screws/foot), but it doesn't seem necessary - the feet are supported by the outer edges on the toaster... I'm not planning to put anything heavy on it. And I like that the cutting board is raised off the top of the toaster. So, "No, it does not fit well, but for me it works okay. And if you want to put some work into it, you could make it fit"
2266215
Yes, I actually measured a slice of bread just (Arnold's Oat Bread). It fits. I love this toaster! I have had it over two years and it is brand new because I really take good care of it. Also, I use toaster bags, putting a whole sandwich in the toaster bag and then putting it in the toaster and had had great results!
360328
I would say no. I had this toaster for one day. I bought a loaf of bread and toasted 3 or 4 times. I got a bad one that consistently toasted one side twice as much as the other. But I noticed the slots were not very long or deep. It was faster than usual, though. Since we make a fair amount of home made bread, we need larger slots. I got a breville after measuring slots in the store, and am satisfied with the new unit. They all seem to be made in China, however.
1832539
The slots measure 5-3/8". Have no problem toasting BEEFSTEAK HEARTY RYE which is exactly 6". The toaster is deep enough to accept bread at a slight angle and still toast completely. Hope this helps!
2026676
The "slots" are 1-1/2" wide x 5-3/4" long. Should be sufficient for just about anything you want to toast, including bagels, for which the toaster has a special setting whereby only the inner portions of the bagel are toasted.
2275166
The BTA720XL Bit More Toaster has two standard size slots on it and is not designed for the longer artisan breads. However, Breville does have a smiliar model that is designed for the longer artisan breads: http://www.amazon.com/Breville-BTA730XL-More-4-Slice-Toaster/dp/B00COMHBT0/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1424454720&sr=1-1&keywords=bta730xl
936580
The toasting slots are 5 1/2 in. long. If I have a long piece of bread, I toast it on it's end, flip and toast other end. Hope this helps your decision making. :)
795181
Whatever the answer, the slots are certainly not long enough to toast a whole slice of rye bread, however being an engineer and designer, I discovered that when I cut the slice in half (I eat rye bread every day) it fits very nicely, and tastes deliciously.I hope this helps you. Peter
1893096
It does not have a lengthy slot. It is fine for regular bread. I do toast a Harvest bread. I do not know if you'll be happy with this toaster. I had high hopes for it & am somewhat disappointed.
2236982
The toaster is in our vacation home. I don't think it will accommodate wide artisan breads. It is a great toaster though and doesn't show any fingermarks on it. so keeping it cleanis much easier than some of the shiny toasters available. It toasts quite evenly for regular bread and the numbers on the settings are large and easy to read.
411775
There are 2 slots. Each one is 1 1/2" wide X by just under 5 1/2" "long. I'm guessing it would take everything except very fat bagels. The toasting time can be set precisely.
936576
They are about normal size for a toaster slot. I'm not sure longer bread would fit in this either without curling or getting stuck.
936577
The slots are 5 1/2 inches long. I slice my sourdough in half and toast it seperately.
308638
The slots seem to be wide enough. I have toasted Brownberry and Beefsteak bread in it no problem.
607812
The oven is 12 3/4" I do not recommend it though. My friend has one also, and we both hate it. I bought an inexpensive toaster because it take4s so long for bread to toast in the DeLonghi You can cook and eat your whole breakfast before it is ready. . Honest! I recommend you do some shopping around.