Will this toast 6 english muffins at once? And how does regular white bread toast come out? Can you turn the convection off to bake?
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I assume you mean 3 split muffins - probably not. Also, I've never toasted white bread but other toast comes out fine. And there are 2 buttons - one to bake and one for convection baking.
1357921
Sorry. We haven't used ours as a toaster. We've used the convection oven and the crisp component and that works great. I'm thinking it would toast but you would need to put the highest rack in it to toast. We still use a toaster on the counter for toast because it's so quick. Sorry we can't be more helpful.
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If anything gets jammed, the toaster will automatically shut off. User is encouraged to unplug the unit and let it cool before trying to remove the jammed piece. I have only had a problem with jamming at the end of the toasting cycle when the toast was being automatically elevated, so the cycle was finished. I was trying to toast pieces from a French baguette, and they were just too small to be in the right position. I've never had the problem of jamming when toasting regular bread or English muffins. Otherwise, the toaster completely shuts down after a few minutes unless you use it again within 30 seconds or so. Hope this helps? If anything gets jammed, the toaster will automatically shut off. User is encouraged to unplug the unit and let it cool before trying to remove the jammed piece. I have only had a problem with jamming at the end of the toasting cycle when the toast was being automatically elevated, so the cycle was finished. I was trying to toast pieces from a French baguette, and they were just too small to be in the right position. I've never had the problem of jamming when toasting regular bread or English muffins. Otherwise, the toaster completely shuts down after a few minutes unless you use it again... » Read More If anything gets jammed, the toaster will automatically shut off. User is encouraged to unplug the unit and let it cool before trying to remove the jammed piece. I have only had a problem with jamming at the end of the toasting cycle when the toast was being automatically elevated, so the cycle was finished. I was trying to toast pieces from a French baguette, and they were just too small to be in the right position. I've never had the problem of jamming when toasting regular bread or English muffins. Otherwise, the toaster completely shuts down after a few minutes unless you use it again within 30 seconds or so. Hope this helps? « Show Less
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The front and sides on mine do not get hot. I toasted English muffins and tested how hot the front would get. I felt no heat on the front until I slid my hand up the front close to the toaster slots. I began to feel heat at the top front as I got near the slot. If I didn't feel heat at that part, then the toaster wouldn't be working as it should.
909409
yes it will toast english muffins , regular bread comes out good, adjust time to 4 minutes.
1861083
Yes but you have to put in two slices of bread on each side. If you only use one no matter which nunber you put it on it will not toast right. We studied toasters before wr bought it. It was the best one and it toasts great as long as you put two slices of bread. Riduculous! I would not by it again.
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No. It has a bottom and top heat element, but will not toast something like toast or English muffin. I have used my Oven Central oven for almost a year and just love it. It does bake and sauté great. In fact, I seldom use my full-size range now. With the top heat unit on, it makes the most perfect unbroken fried eggs - no need to flip the over to cook the other side.Do not use to cook hot cereal like oatmeal because it bubbles out the little kebab holes. Does this answer your question?
458997
Convection gets you browning that you just can't get with a non-convection oven. I work in a bakery and it's frustrating trying to duplicate some of the things we make there when I bake at home. I now have a TOB-195 convection toaster oven, and it's a big help. Things like roasted chicken, fruit crisps, and even cookies take on a different, often superior quality from the convection aspect of the baking. It takes some getting used to, but you can get results that are impossible (or at least much more difficult) with a non-convection oven. I'm thinking about replacing my other Cuisinart with this one because of the brick and rotisserie features. With a high end toaster oven like my the one I have or this, I only turn on my regular oven to make a big pan of muffins or a cake bigger than 9".
909405
ive not tried to put 6 English muffins in at once but I think they would fit. it toasts bread very well. cooks everything I can fit in oven very well. rotisserie works good but not quite big enough to fit whole chicken. overall very good oven
822864
It makes wonderful toast! The "keep warm" function is optional. If you use the "keep warm" button, the toaster will turn off but the toast will stay down until you're ready for it. If you don't use the "keep warm" button, it toasts normally.
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.
2218309
I really can't answer that because I returned it. It makes warm bread; not toast. Go for the $30 Cuisinart in white or black. Wonderful toasting and none of the frills.
525247
Not in this model. you could "toast" and set to a temp, but bake always is convection.
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I run it on high to toast but it still takes longer than smaller toaster ovens or toasters will take. I chalk it up to the size and the amount of metal that sucks up heat. However the upside is that it does better for actual baking etc with the extra room and the metal evens out the heating.
1944246
Love this toaster. Have never had a problem with English Muffins, bagels, any kind of bread, etc... I'd buy another one in a second, and/or give one as a gift.
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the problem is that larger than normal mass produced white bread have a difficult time fitting in the toaster slots. I have to flip the bread to toast it all and that means parts of the bread get more heat than the rest. If I watch it the entire time I can head this off, but I thought the toaster was automatic so I wouldn't have to stand there the whole time. Mine is the four slot type.
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David, when you press the bagel button the inside elements do most of the work and toast the cut faces of the bagel. My wife says dial setting just slightly greater than 3 works well. If you toast English muffins you'll have to use dial setting 4.The non-bagel side (right) is slower and the unit we just purchased will start to heavily brown toast at dial setting slightly higher than 2. Settings may vary for different units and will need to be adjusted upward as the toaster ages. Keep the crumb tray and the inside of the unit clean for consistent results.