Is there an adjustment for odd size bread/ thin bagels?
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Hi Sharon,There is not a mechanical adjustment on this toaster for odd size bread or thin bagels. For odd size bread, such as the Orowheat style, I just rotate the bread.
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It is automatic. The slots are wide, and the parts that hold up the side of the bread, bagel, etc. stop closing when they contact the item you put in. So it closes down to skinny, or stays wide automatically.
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My bagels, English Muffins (which aren't so big) and multi-grain sliced bread that I get from Costco fits fine. I'm not sure if there is larger bread. The slots are wide enough to accommodate thick slices. The length of each slot is 5 3/8 inch.
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It fits best with the old school wonder bread size that is more square. The newer oroweat/arnold type breads that are rectangular also work, but you end up having a lot of left over scraps and wasted food on the left and right.
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You don't need to adjust it. If you look closely at the bread slicer, you will see that half of it is one size and the other half is the other size. Hope that makes sense and helps.
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Mine is not big either. It's a little more than half the pan. And it's not a "fluffy" kind of bread, that's why I use it for toasts. It's small but tasty ;)They make a note about the ratio of water depending the altitude where you live, but I don't know if that would make a difference on the size of the loaf.
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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...
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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.
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The double toaster slots on the top right side are plenty wide for bagels, if that's the question. And I mean real bagels from a real deli. They are plenty wide. My Waring is working great and I've had it a little over 3 years.
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My Machine makes a two pound loaf and it doesn't fit. A smaller regular loaf should fit but nothing larger.
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I just tried a frozen loaf of Nature's Own Whole Grain; and it did not fit (maybe if the bread wasn't frozen, I could possibly fit two loaves without being too squished. Maybe French or Italian loaves that aren't so high might fit. I use the shelves for my dish towels, rags, hot pads, plastic wrap, foil, etc. and they work wonderfully.
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You should have plenty room. There is room after putting a regular slice of bread in the slot. Hope that helps!
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Any size from mini to thick. Especially thick bagels can be manually compressed to fit. You can even slice a bagel into thirds.
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I use my bread-maker to make gluten-free bread so the dimensions will be quite a bit smaller than for normal breads. Sorry that I can't tell you the normal dimensions.
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Not the big loaves. When I have big slices of bread (like Pane Turano), I put it in at an angle and then turn it around the other way. Works fine for me.
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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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This toaster accommodates standard bread slices & bagels with ease. We purchase a brand of wheat sourdough that is wider than standard so I have to either slice off a bit before toasting or toast half at a time. Fortunately, this is a unique size loaf so I would not expect to find an upright toaster to accommodate it. I could purchase a toaster oven but who needs the clutter?
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It's been a while and I'm trying to recall.... I would say you could fit one of those very small loaves (like the super mini ones that you can buy those small loaf pans for). But Make sure it's not too tall (doesn't rise too much) and you can tie off the end really well so it stays mostly air tight. :-)