I have three young granddaughters who all want to be fed at the same time. Kids these days. But its no longer a problem when it comes to morning to toast thanks to this handy toaster. Before I had a two/slice toaster that was probably 10 years old. It was fine, until it wasnt. And then the toast wouldnt brown and my grandkids had to wait for their breakfast. Theyre no longer going hungry. I put the slices in, alter the settings depending on the kid, and voila! The toast pops. Its consistently brown on both side. And ready to go. This particular machine comes with a bunch of settings my old one didnt have. Theres a defrost setting, a reheat button, a bagel option, and a button to add 30 seconds to the present job. Theres a also 1 slot specifically designed for when Im only slicing 1 piece at a time. That button is called theONE.
Ive got to say, I probably couldnt tell the difference between the myriad options. But maybe your tastes are more discerning than my grandchildrens. Oh, and of course, you can select the length of toasting that you prefer and adjust the toaster accordingly. Its a good looking machine that is effective. And thats what I wanted.
One warning: run the toaster for a cycle or two on empty after you take it out of the box. Its good to burn off any factory residue. In fact, the first time I ran mine (on empty), my smoke detector went off. So I decided to run it empty twice more to make sure. The sides did get a little warm to the touch, but nothing unexpected.
Also worth mentioning that electrical cord is on the short side. Not a problem here. But something worth keeping in mind if it might be a problem for you.
Excellent toaster with many options
I have three young granddaughters who all want to be fed at the same time. Kids these days. But its no longer a problem when it comes to morning to toast thanks to this handy toaster. Before I had a two/slice toaster that was probably 10 years old. It was fine, until it wasnt. And then the toast wouldnt brown and my grandkids had to wait for their breakfast. Theyre no longer going hungry. I put the slices in, alter the settings depending on the kid, and voila! The toast pops. Its consistently brown on both side. And ready to go. This particular machine comes with a bunch of settings my old one didnt have. Theres a defrost setting, a reheat button, a bagel option, and a button to add 30 seconds to the present job. Theres a also 1 slot specifically designed for when Im only slicing 1 piece at a time. That button is called theONE. Ive got to say, I probably couldnt tell the difference between the myriad options. But maybe your tastes are more discerning than my grandchildrens. Oh, and of course, you can select the length of toasting that you prefer and adjust the toaster accordingly. Its a good looking machine that is effective. And thats what I wanted. One warning: run the toaster for a cycle or two on empty after you take it out of the box. Its good to burn off any factory residue. In fact, the first time I ran mine (on empty), my smoke detector went off. So I decided to run it empty twice more to make sure. The sides did get a little warm to the touch, but nothing unexpected. Also worth mentioning that electrical cord is on the short side. Not a problem here. But something worth keeping in mind if it might be a problem for you.