Review on Effortless Toasting: Oster 2-Slice Touchscreen Toaster with Easy Touch Technology and Digital Countdown Timer, Stainless Steel by Tammy Formigoni

I've had several toasters where the bread ended up under the top edge of the toaster so it's often difficult to remove the toast in these cases. Then there are toasters where the pop tart slips out of the holder, in which case you have to clean up. So my key to a toaster is knowing that I can easily get the bread out and that the holder is wide enough to hold a pop tart (or similar), let alone a bagel that the entire slot is wide enough for have to be . So this Easter we have the lifting function. Don't worry about the bread not rising high enough. And the pocket is really wide enough for a narrow plate. The electronic controls are simple and intuitive; They work well and respond well to touch. It should be noted that the visually impaired may have difficulty reading the control labels as the display is pale blue and may not be bright enough for some. Only one problem we noticed: The device is designed in such a way that it has to be placed on the counter with one narrow end forward so that the controls can be seen and operated. However, after several uses, we found that you don't need to turn the toaster on before using it. If you always use the same settings, you don't need to see the controls (unless you want to look at the countdown timer), and you can place the toaster wide side in front. clean plastic body. Made in China.