even toasting with large pieces of bread?
2000471
The T-Fal doesn't easily hold a really large piece of bread...if the bread fits, it toasts just fine. I have tried a larger piece by toasting one and then turning it around, but that takes real "timing" and finesse....I'll just cut the bread in half.
1729727
Mine does a great job of toasting both bagels and bread evenly. However, the downside to this appears to be speed. I recommend this sleek toaster.
1960951
I have no issues with bagels or Texas toast. Slots are very large. Great toaster.
1977737
Yes, to all questions and all in the back. The toaster really feels like something special, because it is! If you get one I hope you have as good luck as I have had. It does take some experimenting to determine the best setting for the type of bread you're using. (We toast a variety of breads.)
2175794
Only if you turn the slice so that it entirely enters the toast chamber. I use a nonstandard loaf of artisan bread, and, rarely, the slices are just a little oversize. As to thickness of the slice, I have not had any problems.
852581
Yes , I have toasted bread and English muffins. You have to put it on bottom without anything under it. Hope this helps. Watch carefully or it will burn
834397
There is no indication of toasting or pre-cooking on the package. I would suggest you go directly to www.bobsredmill.com
1727014
Steven, my bread is currently the Sara Lee Honey Wheat variety, and four slices will easily fit. I understand what you're saying...if I turn the slices "sideways" they might fit tight...you might end up with "Siamese" french toast. But alternating or turning them all the same way...you're going to have plenty of room for those for slices. I make french toast for my husband on this little fella all the time! Enjoy!! :)
907802
it makes beautiful toast! Just place rack 1 slot lower than middle, set to bake on 450 degrees. No need to turn bread over.
771591
Please do your self a favor, NO a huge favor and purchase another oven. Preheat is an eternity. toast white dried out bread.
1785331
Yes, on rare occasion... BUT only the smaller, lightweight slices of bread. Everything else is fine. We LOVE this toaster. The bagel setting and lift lever make up for this minor flaw.
783647
I didn't know that artisan breads need to be run twice through. For the economical price it toasts very well. Sometimes it appears to take a while. But if the bread is long, you will have to cut part of it off and shorten it for it to fit. There are toasters that accommodate longer bread. Cuisanart is the most preferred toaster out there if you can afford it.
2283552
I've actually baked a loaf of bread as well as cookies, cinnamon rolls...it takes a while and you have to watch it as the tops could cook faster. But nothing some foil couldn't fix....keep the naked goods toward the back of the oven and you should be good
1987985
I'm not at home now, so can't actually measure, but when I toast a piece of bread from a large size loaf of Pepperidge Farm bread (like 9 grain bread) it goes in but I have to squeeze it in. After it toasts, it fits and pops out just fine.
2085889
I use a variety of breads and even the largest size (either homemade bread or, like Arnold's or Pepperidge Farm brands) will fit in the large section. Hope this helps! :)
2236981
not unless you first slice the bread so it can fit in the 5-1/2" slots - but this is a really good toaster, once you learn how brown a given setting performs it will continue to perform exactly the same way -
1647682
I can guess that the slices we've toasted are maximum of 6 inches high. Hope this helps!