Will this toaster handle REALLY thin bread without falling through to the bottom and getting stuck? Thanks.
759656
No. IT is a terrible product.Things get stuck in it, and because of the interior design it is impossible to remove items. I've even had to resort to turning the toaster upside down and using a knife. Toast ends up either being dug out in pieces or falls to the bottom where it is stuck for ever. Even when it does manage to toast a piece of bread and the bread can be taken out the toasting is uneven, dark or burned edges, with middle not toasted. Don't buy it.
759657
We have not had any problem with bread being hard to remove from the toaster. We only use diet bread in our home.
759658
Our heating elements went out in 3 months, and was not used a lot in that time. Then you have to mail it to CT and pay your own postage. We threw ours in the trash. Don't waste your money.
759659
Not to well. It does not get stuck or fall through just does not toast well.
115327
Yes. The supports on my toaster go from edge to edge. Nothing as large as a pop-tart could slip off.
549955
I have the double toaster and I do not find it especially fast. If speed is important you might look elsewhere. It does make a difference in the time depending on the moisture level in the bread.
2057891
This will hold thick regular slices, but not oblong or fresh baked loaf slices that are long. I usually toast one end of long bread and then the other side. This is not a real big issue for me, because worst case I toss it in the oven.
2197171
It's not the width of the entire toaster. So I recommend emptying over something or there will certainly be spillage.
415556
Mine slipped all over the place and it proved to be too small for the amount of dough I was using for two loaves of bread. I threw it away. It was much easier just to work on the kitchen counter and clean with a plastic pot scraper.
1244027
Not at all. My toast sit next to plastic recipe holder. My wife was concerned until I showed her the toaster exterior remains cool to touch.
885417
The bread holder rests in a channel on the far end and does not seem to be "supported". However, pushing down on the end of one support makes the other one go up, so there is some sort of reciprocal bracing. I did not analyze any further than that. It is a pretty beefy toaster.
1445743
This toaster accommodates standard bread slices & bagels with ease. We purchase a brand of wheat sourdough that is wider than standard so I have to either slice off a bit before toasting or toast half at a time. Fortunately, this is a unique size loaf so I would not expect to find an upright toaster to accommodate it. I could purchase a toaster oven but who needs the clutter?
1761469
No. If you want heft to your toaster, this one is not for you. It is made delicately, but very well.
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"
398897
I would not consider this toaster. It does not toast both sides evenly and the slots are not deep enough to toast the entire slice of bread.
1944245
Toast does not get stuck in the slot. It has an adjustable slot....as it lowers it automatically hugs and centers the English muffin or bread to properly align it. This is more expensive, but it works very well.
1027126
You question provides possible insight into what I'd considered an extremely weird door design choice here. You won't have any problems with the door sticking or anything getting bent, because it's a simple hinge with no catches or stops. It's more like a flap---when you open it, it falls straight down to the counter because of gravity. We try to keep clearance in front so it lands on the handle, because you occasionally do drop it and you worry the glass will break. I consider this a minor point of complaint with the toaster, but your question makes me think they may have been trying to please consumers who had other door hinge problems. I don't like this solution, but you might. And whether or not you like this particular aspect, I'd recommend this toaster oven.
2011282
make sure the paddle is pushed down all the way. I did not have that problem, but I might try removing the paddle anyway so there is not a hole in the bread from the paddle, haha
724458
there is just one lever to push down the bread, hence both slots will drop and heat. So both sides will be used. I am pretty sure.It is a nice toaster though. I have been thru many.
278156
No. When we first tried it the side of toast to the inside of toaster was much lighter and the top crust was burned. Then we started laying the bread on its side and we are having more success. Still a tad lighter on one side, but not enough to hassle with returning the toaster. Have not tried Bagels or anything yet. Just regular bread.