Review on 🍞 Mitsubishi Electric TO-ST1-T Retro Brown Bread Oven by Leonard Herrera

ok i thought it was a complete scam before i bought it. And FYI, this Transformer is big, ugly and heavy as a rock so it's up to you to use it or not. types of bread. Luckily I live in New York so I have Japanese soft morning toast ranging from thin slices (8 slices per bag) to super thick slices (4 slices per bag) so it's not hard to find if you're in Katagiri or any other look for japanese grocery store/bakery you will find it. But FYI, they mostly contain butter and cream, so watch out for lactose-intolerant friends. PASCO has less dairy, but ホテルの朝 (hotel morning) is definitely worth trying if you're not intolerant. They usually thaw at room temperature, but you can put them back in the freezer and extend their shelf life. The frozen toast feature brings it back to life - toasted farmer's bread and sourdough are delicious! I've posted 1 deep toasted and 1 lightly toasted farmer's bread for reference. - Making focaccia or other Eataly bread has never been so easy, just don't put anything too thick in the toaster. - Recipe recommendations: 1) smoked salmon from the north jam + guacamole2) noodles (Japanese bean paste) + whipped cream + coffee3) toast cubes + onion/onion cream cheeseCleaning: Leave pieces of bread on, blow off or collect when cold. For olive oil stains, simply apply a small amount of Dawn to a damp paper towel and wipe with another damp paper towel and wipe clean. :) I use it every day and can't wait to throw wheat bread in it.