Does this pop up enough so that English muffins can be removed without tongs or burnt fingers?
2055798
Yes, it pops up fine and the toast can be removed without any difficulty. The problem is the toaster does not turn off, just keep toasting.
2055799
I'm sorry to say that this toaster isn't very good at toasting. I contacted the company to complain. It's poorly engineered and poorly constructed. I suggest another product.
2055800
Yes it does. The lever can also be raised a bit so the toast comes up some. I've not had a problem with it. I like this toaster. It toasts evenly and well, and it's nice and hot for melting butter :) I have the two-slice though but it's likely built the same way.
2055801
This design won't save you from a singe. The pop up distance seems only normal. I have to use tongs for smaller slices that are about the size of smallish English muffins. With the toaster on a powerstrip, the power can be turned off for digging deep with metal tongs.
704082
It's about 2 inches,can fit English muffin ,i like this toaster.there is only one thing if you toast only one slice of bread it's gets real dark you will have to adjust the darkness on the side of toaster.
515542
If you use a mug ("as a cup") you will find this satisfactory. I also heat up leftovers by just hitting the On Button.
2031578
Absolutely!! The one reminder is that it toasts more on the side toward the center in the toaster, but we toast mostly English muffins and that is perfect. I have regular toast and use the 3 setting also. ALSO THE BIGGEST SELLING POINT is that this toaster DOES NOT TOSS YOUR TOASTED ITEMS ON THE FLOOR!!! Love this toaster.
1101287
Not at all. You can use a bench scraper or large cake spatula or even a cake board. Lifts off easily.
2192699
It does not, but that certainly would be helpful. I use my tongs if hot, or wait until it cools off.
1194183
You probably don't need to although I always wipe a little bit of butter around each cup and the muffins then come right out.
1718078
I have not had to grease mine. I love this pan and have used it several time for things other than muffins.
357085
No, it's only large enough for one muffin, or child size baking tins. I use Anchor Hocking glass oval pans with success,
476100
Of course it even has a setting for English muffin. I pretty much only use this for bagels and muffins. The slide secures the bread item then moves itself down. The entire toaster is automated. It's the most advanced toaster I have seen. Better than the kitchen aid pro.
606979
Yes-I use a small rubber/nylon spatula to push it down. Still worth having it in my opinion.
259078
I've never used them without a muffin pan, but I suppose you could try. They are flexible, so they may end up deformed to some extent. But, I suppose it would work without a muffin pan.
1828026
Yes but you really don't need it. It reminds me of my easy bake oven from childhood - it's that simple. Don't expect anything fancy...this is a BASIC toaster oven, but I am completely satisfied.
909408
depending on the size of your english muffin, you may do 6. I generally imagine that you open both halves to toast, therefore, you could toast 3 english muffins by opening each half and comfortably arranging it. It toast very nicely and evenly. White bread comes out perfect on Medium.
185575
I've never used it to make English muffins, but I have used it to make hamburger buns....works great! I love the pan and it's1/2 inch deep.
1556308
I haven't, but the cups are deep for popovers, so bear that in mind if you try it for muffins.
925154
You certainly can. However, the English muffins made with these rings may be slightly smaller than those in stores.