can this fit larger pieces of bread than typical factory size bread?
2057889
It can take bagels and bread as thick as bagels, but you can only use bread with the normal height and width
2057890
I think Texas toast would fit in and there is a setting for a bagel. It is a great toaster.
2057891
This will hold thick regular slices, but not oblong or fresh baked loaf slices that are long. I usually toast one end of long bread and then the other side. This is not a real big issue for me, because worst case I toss it in the oven.
2057892
Yes, you can, it is one of the best toasters I ever owned. It has many settings and best of all it is all electronically controlled. It is very quiet and gives out a signal when your bread or bagel is toasted.
1131493
I toast bagels in it all the time with no problem if that helps! as far as the length, I have no experience with 'artisan breads'! sorry...
2085891
Yes! We use "regular" run if the mill bread but I bet even "fancy" bread would fit because there is enough space right now to fit a couple carrot sticks in with the sandwich.
2237869
Hi Barbara,We recently moved so I cannot find the container. However while we had it we liked it. As I recall it was big enough for a standard loaf, but not wide enough for some of the artisan breads.
1623203
It can indeed make other sizes. This is the best bread maker I've ever owned, though I'm not using it too much right now as I'm cutting down on carbs, it will do a good job with any size you make.
2243468
I am not sure. If it is a loaf (vise already pre sliced) it shouldn't be a problem. My loafs are pretty large, so it will accommodate large sizes as well as the smaller size. I love the fact it can slice the different thickness also.I hope I was able to answer your question.Thank you
139063
Yes, but it will be snug and the end hangs out a bit (4 slices on a normal loaf).
2236980
The slots appear to be about 1-1/4" x 5", so your bread would need to be slightly below those dimensions.
854217
They fit the larger pieces of bread. I would estimate 6 inches or so. That picture looks like it has regular size bread in it, but it would have plenty of free space if actual. You know the bread like the country style it makes a bigger sandwich, that bread fits in with room! I like the toaster, I had been thru quite a few before this one satisfied me. Fit a half bagel in width wise.
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I've put standard sandwich size bread as well as oversized "country size" bread in it. I've also put in sliced specialty breads like Ecce Panis Tuscan Boule or La Brea's 3 Cheese Semolina in it. All have been successful. The length of the bread has never been an issue for me - I've found I need to make sure bagels are evenly sliced, though.
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I can fit a 2 lb loaf in it. A bit of end does hang over but not enough to cause the loaf to fall apart. Im may depend on the machine pan or loaf pan size as well. My loaf isnt long.I love my slicing guide. Best investment besides the bread machine :)
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Yes! The loaf of bread I have on hand now is actually on the large side and it fits with not much room in terms of width. Standard sized bread will definitely fit. I never used it for a sandwich, but will do so now :)
1810696
If the sandwich is small or is on a round shaped bun. If you use normal size bread, you would have to squeez the corners in a bit to make it fit into the round container.
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I did find that my loaves were too big. I no longer use it, just worked on my bread cutting free style and that works best for us
94686
I am sorry that I have never heard of that type of bread but if it is much larger than a regular slice of toast it won't fit well.
1703399
I know this is the largest loaf pan that we carry and this is pretty large for a loaf pan. I'm not sure you'll find one all that much bigger than this.
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I really don't know. I usually bake my bread in a Pullman loaf pan and the loaves end up being too tall to fit the bags! I am not using the bags and am looking for some others. King Arthur sells bags that are wider so they might work better. You can send an e-mail and order from them. Good luck!