SMART Tunnel Toaster Bundle with Free Mini Grater - Perfect for Buns, Croissants, Bagels, Baguettes, Pitta - STT7000

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Our most recent tests also included traditional two-slice toasters with some handy extra features, such as the three models below.

Quite why this toaster carries the name 'Adventure' is beyond us, but it sure is a fine (and affordable) four-slice toaster. But we also tried out some of its more unusual features, including toasting bagels, sausage rolls and fish fingers. Thankfully, Dualit has had the foresight to allow you to switch between using two, four and the full six bays, so there's no wasting power. Deep in the Dualit laboratory, one genius technician has been quietly working on a device that'll change the world forever – Ideal Toast Technology. If you've got a big toast hungry family (or just an insatiable toast appetite) then this four-slice machine has what you need.If you follow a gluten-free diet, you're probably more often than not disappointed with your afternoon snack. The Tunnel Toaster's sliding bread tray accommodates different sizes of bread as well as bagels, croissants and baguettes, something ordinary toasters can't do. The Russell Hobbs Elegance 23380 tries to solve this problem with one long slot for toasting taller slices on their sides.

We've seen toasters that seem to have the whole package, but just can't toast an entire slice evenly. We’ve even gone so far to include a few quirky ones that might have you thinking again about all of your preconceived notions of what a toaster can be. The tray is designed to be removable and catch the crumbs for easy cleaning and with a unique clamp to cater for all all kinds of bread.Tunnel-shaped, the sleek design has a toasting rack that has the benefit of toasting bread products very evenly all over, with no more need to turn over long pittas or tall slices of brioche mid-way through heating. Sacrificing a little in the way of looks for great functions, this toaster allows for two batches of toast to be made independently, each with its own setting.