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Terpe
13th September 2013, 12:08
If toast is an essential part of your breakfast, here's a guide to the best way to brown bread, bagels and crumpets.............

1. DUALIT

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Two top British brands – Dualit and Emma Bridgewater – have joined forces to create this pleasingly chintzy hand-built toaster that will last you for years. Available in a two- or four-slice version, it includes a defrost setting and extra wide slots for hand-cut toast.
From £99.99, lakeland.co.uk


2. ARGOS COLOUR MATCH

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From fuchsia pink to apple green, this compact and curvy toaster comes in a range of funky colours. It's quite slow, so it's not one for those who have to rush off in the mornings, but it toasts everything from bagels to crumpets.
£14.99, argos.co.uk


3. MAGIMIX LE TOASTER

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Bread doesn't get more evenly toasted than this, even when cooked from frozen. This solid, retro-style toaster also boasts plenty of colour options, although be warned: the stainless steel one is tricky to clean.
From £100, amazon.co.uk


4. ELEMENTI

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If you want a few curved lines in your kitchen, this high-performance toaster comes in a range of colours and finishes, and includes bagel, defrost, cancel, reheat and high-lift functions, as well as extra-wide slots, even browning, a slide-out crumb tray and cord storage.
From £49.99, lakeland.co.uk


5. GRAEF TO90 UK

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This stylish toaster from German brand Graef, which comes in a two- or four-slice model, fits everything from crumpets and tea cakes to chunky slices of home-made bread – and thanks to the long slots, you don't get tips of bread sticking out of the top, remaining irritatingly unbrowned.
From £75.95, amara.com


6. TESCO TRICITY

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This is simple to use and gets good results – all you need in the morning. Features include variable browning controls, a frozen-bread setting and a reheat function. Most bread slices fit into the deep slots, with the exception of extra-wide bread such as a bloomer slice.
£40, tesco.com


7. BREVILLE OPULA

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Breville's Opula is a nifty little machine: the four-slice toaster has a variable browning control ( so you can get your slice of white just right) and, if you like your bread thick and handcut in the morning, there's a variable slot to accommodate even the fattest wedges of bread. It also features handy defrost and reheat functions, plus a high lift for easy toast extraction.
£35, debenhams.com


8. DELONGHI BRILLANTE

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Add a touch of glamour to breakfast time with this eye-catching four-slice toaster that works equally well with fresh and frozen bread. Available in black or white, it features a high-lift carriage and a bun warmer and has both defrost and reheat settings.
£44.99, johnlewis.com


9. MAGIMIX VISION

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You could be forgiven for assuming this see-through, two-slice toaster is a gimmick. But engineers spent 15 years perfecting it, so it browns bread perfectly and the controls are easy to use. Mind you, the transparent sides mean you can see all the crumbs inside.
£160, houseoffraser.co.uk


10. RUSSELL HOBBS DESIRE

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Bring a splash of colour to your kitchen with this great-value, two-tone toaster. It has blue illumination control buttons, plus all the usual features you'd expect, along with a bun warmer for heating pastries and bread.
£24.99, uk.russellhobbs.com


Source:-
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/features/the-10-best-toasters-8805506.html

Dedworth
13th September 2013, 12:10
Asda approx £10.00 5 years ago

Michael Parnham
13th September 2013, 12:16
Always had Dualit, excellent!:xxgrinning--00xx3: