Review on 🍞 Top-Rated Stainless Steel 2 Slice Toaster with Extra Wide Slots, LED Display, and 6 Shade Settings by Kimberly Choi

I mean it's a toaster right? What is there to talk about? Spring. There is something to discuss about this. Not only is it made of stainless steel (beautiful and goes with everything else I have) making it easy to keep clean, it also has features I never knew a toaster could have and I would have never thought a toaster would be needed. Slot more than most toasters I've seen in my life to fit your thick slice of bread or bagel. No more stuffing them in and tearing up your bread in the process. There is a dial. You can lightly toast (1) or darken completely (4). Start low and increase when you know where you want the dial for your toasts. For example, I learned that baking should stay on level 2 because level 3 is too long. There is also a timer that counts down so you know when the toast will arrive. I like this because it means I'm a) not scared when the toast finally turns up, b) I know how much time I have to prepare other things for breakfast, c) fiddle with the cat by doing set up their counter when I have time about 5 seconds left before the food appears. (No animal was harmed physically or psychologically.) They also have buttons. You can reverse your choice if you see and see that maybe you shouldn't have picked 3 for your brownies and you can prevent the edges from burning. There's also a "Reheat" button to reheat your toast or pop tart when you've been busy doing something else and your food is cold. And they have an "unfreeze" button in case you forgot to take a bagel out of the freezer the night before. All this, quirky schmooze, a very nice looking toaster for less than $30. If you didn't think that a toaster could be so different, you were wrong. Take it.