How long are the toasting slots? The bread I like is longer than wonder bread, and I have to sort of curve the bread a bit in my current toaster
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I honestly didn't measure them, however, I do know they are longer than normal and wider. If you have a prime account you can always send it back no charge if it doesn't work.
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They are about normal size for a toaster slot. I'm not sure longer bread would fit in this either without curling or getting stuck.
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The slots are 5 1/2 inches long. I slice my sourdough in half and toast it seperately.
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The slots The slots are 5 1/2 long and 1 1/2 wide. Well fitted for bagels, etc. We're very happy with it.
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The slotsThe slots are 5 1/2 long and 1 1/2 wide. Well fitted for bagels, etc. We're very happy with it.
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The toasting slots are 5 1/2 in. long. If I have a long piece of bread, I toast it on it's end, flip and toast other end. Hope this helps your decision making. :)
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The slots are 5 7/16", but you can't fit bread in wider than 5 3/8 due to the interior. They are not long as stated, but "normal".
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The slots measure 5-3/8". Have no problem toasting BEEFSTEAK HEARTY RYE which is exactly 6". The toaster is deep enough to accept bread at a slight angle and still toast completely.Hope this helps!
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They fit the larger pieces of bread. I would estimate 6 inches or so. That picture looks like ithas 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 love this toaster. Slots measure 4" deep and 5 1/4" long. Hope this helps.
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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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You have 33", strain-relief point (toaster body) to & including prong blades. This is not much, but is probably kept short a/c kitchen counter average space & that toasters are a relatively high amp draw for the time they are toasting user's bread. The "jaw" just inside strain-relief point (not visible to user) is also quite good at holding desired cord length out. It must be tugged out further, gently, if user wishes to fully retract cord back into toaster body. Hope this helps, best to you!
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It does not have a lengthy slot. It is fine for regular bread. I do toast a Harvest bread. I do not know if you'll be happy with this toaster. I had high hopes for it & am somewhat disappointed.
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I've never really measured the length of a slice of long bread. But, I went over to the toaster & measured the channel. Lengthwise, it measures to be 5 & 1/8 inches.
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I do not fully understand your question. You can put 4 normal slices in the toaster, or you can put two slices up to 10" long X 5" high X 1" wide. You can toast the artisan breads, which can be quite long.
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I have the 4 slice version of this toaster. The slots are 5 1/2 inches long, and will fully submerge an Einstein bagel when sliced in 2. Very good toaster, no issues other than finger prints on stainless steel. Operates easily. plus it has a beeper to let you know your toast is done, a neat accessory when you are busy in the kitchen.
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Roughly 5" is the simple answer. That is how tall a piece of bread that can be toasted. The slot itself is only 2", but then it lowers 3" into the toaster.
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I measured it for you from inside edge to inside edge of the slot. The slot is slightly under 5-3/4". You'd have to hack a 1/2" off your bread to make sure it fits comfortably. This one has bigger slots than most but not quite as big as you want.But seriously, how often do you toast 6" bread? It's a really good toaster as toasters go.
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The manual is totally inconsistent on this. At another point it says: "Do not toast breads thicker than 1 inch in the toasting slots. For extra thick bread slices, warm using the warming rack." So which is it, can you warm with the warming rack or not??
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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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Hi, The slots are 1.5 inches wide and 5.5 inches long. We buy various whole grain breads such as Pepperidge Farm, Orowheat, etc. and they go in fine. If your slice is over 5.5 inches, it might be a tight fit. I agree with Lisa G., some breads you will have to trim a bit.
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Hi, Deb! It depends on what you mean by "long". I buy Vienna bread from my grocery store bakery and some of the slices are about 1-1/2 the width of a regular slice of bread. I can usually fit them into the slot (front to back) or if they are slightly too wide I can put them in diagonally and get a good result. By width I don't mean how thick it's sliced, I mean side to side measurement. It is about the same depth of any other toaster. Hope this helps you make a choice.