Does the napkin have a pocket for the stone to go in or does the bread sit directly on the stone?
196130
It is not a napkin. It is a bread cloth that is about 27" x 28" and after heating the stone in the microwave, it is placed in the bottom of the basket, then I center the bread cloth over the stone and pop my Sister Schubert's rolls out of the metal pan they come in and put them on top of the cloth and then fold the cloth over the top to keep the rolls warm.
196131
No, the napkin doesn't have a pocket for the stone. The napkin, as far as I can tell, lays over the stone, the heated bread goes onto the napkin, and then the napkin is tucked around the bread. It works very well. However, the napkin is HUGE! I'm pleased with it - I bought 2 baskets so that I may serve large groups.
1905245
No. There are holes on the bottom to allow the easy of pulling the bag. It is on the bottom though and you still keep your bread in the bag.
852696
No, just a flat stone. Makes great pizza though. Nice and crispy that you can't get with a cookie sheet.
501971
Not sure about your question. It looks like a tall loaf of bread, so more horizontal I suppose. Longer than tall. Hope this helps.
1892714
It was a gift but of it were me I would heat the stone, put it on the bottom of the basket with the cloth on top then bread and lightly close the cloth over the bread
2104033
No. One slice does. The other slice toasts on one side and is light on the other.Not what I expected for the price.
1541744
I've made biscuits and pizza on both (although not bread, but one is a quick bread with a chemical leavener and the pizza dough I did use yeast), and while the dough did turn out drier and slightly crisper on the Silpain, it wasn't the kind of result that I expected, compared to a stone. I would say, overall, for baking breads, it's a slight (but noticeable) improvement; it promotes a slightly crisper crust, but I would still opt for a pizza stone if I had the choice.
971410
It just has a pocket to hold it. I just used disposable wipe packets to put in the pocket.
145523
Half of the slots are the larger size and the other half the smaller size. The white piece slides into any slot as an end to push the bread up against. Actually, the previous answer explained it very well.
354489
No, but it's a great product. Wish it had an opening on the other side as well. It is long enough for 2 small loaves of bread.
1892713
I put the bread directly on the stone, then place the cloth over the bread. I'm really pleased with the stone; had never used one before.
2161649
There is an exterior pocket on one side that is about the size of a standard sandwich bag that does have a zipper. No interior pockets.
1785245
It takes a normal size slice of bread. I had an "oversized" loaf of bread the other day and had to cut the slice in half to fit into the toaster. This is not a problem with us, however, because we use Sarah Lee or a similar loaf. We have done bagels without a problem. The slots are wider than our former toaster. As far as I know it only comes in red. I did have toast pop out of the toaster a few times. Update Nov. 3, 2013: This toaster worked for about six months, then died. I do not recommend buying it.
602443
It is a separate piece. The stone actually just sits in it. We have seldom used the rack but when we have, it worked very well.
184364
Yes, there is a zipper close on the top, and the front side has a pocket - I put my napkins and utensils there.
1387556
I don't have the toaster here with me but I can tell you that a slice of packaged rye bread is a little large for the toaster. It sticks out of the top of the toaster a little.
885417
The bread holder rests in a channel on the far end and does not seem to be "supported". However, pushing down on the end of one support makes the other one go up, so there is some sort of reciprocal bracing. I did not analyze any further than that. It is a pretty beefy toaster.