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Moniker42 · 05-19-2007

Why does there not seem to be any such thing as the perfect toaster? We've had three or four of them I think, usually well-researched and looked into... There's always some little problem like it doesn't toast the top part, does it unevenly, or doesn't take the right size of bread or won't heat bagels. I seem to have perfected it with our toaster at the moment though...

Moniker42 Presents:
TOASTER TIPS!!!

#1: If you experience an uneven top-bottom burn patter when making regular toast, put the bread in and set the toaster to a setting which will toast the bread to just short of "just-right" and then flip the toast upside down and set for thirty seconds.

Actually, that's it, I only have one tip. Nice colours though, eh?

05-19-2007	#24 (permalink)
Moniker42 Level 37 Bureaucrat Join Date: May 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 188	Re: Toasters Why does there not seem to be any such thing as the perfect toaster? We've had three or four of them I think, usually well-researched and looked into... There's always some little problem like it doesn't toast the top part, does it unevenly, or doesn't take the right size of bread or won't heat bagels. I seem to have perfected it with our toaster at the moment though... Moniker42 Presents: TOASTER TIPS!!! #1: If you experience an uneven top-bottom burn patter when making regular toast, put the bread in and set the toaster to a setting which will toast the bread to just short of "just-right" and then flip the toast upside down and set for thirty seconds. Actually, that's it, I only have one tip. Nice colours though, eh? Last edited by Moniker42 : 05-19-2007 at 04:10 AM.
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