Review on Kitfort toaster KT-2036, red by Ada Jadczak ᠌

The design is what sets this one apart from the rest. Amazingly lovely. Clamping nets that can be moved around the bread keep it centered. That's why the frying is just as good on both sides. Bread can't be roasted to perfection because the holes are too big—a deliberate design flaw that results in a slightly lower oven temperature. I saw that the bread didn't brown quite as much, and that it didn't get nearly as dark. Nonetheless, I did not detect any change in flavor. Unlike with mechanical control, the frying time cannot be altered once the appliance has been turned on. Perhaps this was done on purpose to avoid inadvertently turning the temperature down while cooking. Therefore, the drawbacks are few, but otherwise, it's a top-notch toaster that won't break the bank.