[Spareribs]

transparent toaster

radio toaster

 

[OptionTrader]

Okay... ** stepping back **

 

[ueyteuor]

where can i get one of those transparent toasters? i searched everywhere but couldn't find one

 

[vcoheda]

the transparent toaster is cool.

 

[krmathis]

I really enjoy the look of the transparent toaster. Where can it be bought?

 

[Spareribs]

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Originally Posted by krmathis /img/forum/go_quote.gif I really enjoy the look of the transparent toaster. Where can it be bought?

Inventables - Concept Studio

 

[krmathis]

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Originally Posted by Spareribs /img/forum/go_quote.gif Inventables - Concept Studio

Thanks!
Shame its just a concept though, and not a end product in production.

 

[Lazarus Short]

I prefer vintage toasters. Give me chrome and cloth-wrapped cords! However, yes, the glass toaster is way cool.

www.toaster.org

Laz

 

[Faust2D]

Amazon.com: Dualit Commercial 2-Slice Vario Bread Toaster In Polished Chrome - 20293: Home & Garden

 

[uofmtiger]

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Originally Posted by Faust2D /img/forum/go_quote.gif Amazon.com: Dualit Commercial 2-Slice Vario Bread Toaster In Polished Chrome - 20293: Home & Garden

I have the four slice version of this one. It was on clearance at a Williams-Sonoma outlet.

 

[Uncle Erik]

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Originally Posted by Lazarus Short /img/forum/go_quote.gif I prefer vintage toasters. Give me chrome and cloth-wrapped cords! However, yes, the glass toaster is way cool. www.toaster.org Laz

Vintage toasters are the only way to roll. I picked up a 1930s commercial Toastswell several years back and just love the thing. It weighs about 40 lbs. and it has simple clock mechanisms for timing. It actually ticks when you push the levers down!

And it was only $5. Of course, had to disassemble, clean and rewire the thing which took a couple weeks off and on. But it was totally worth it.

 

[Lazarus Short]

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Originally Posted by Uncle Erik /img/forum/go_quote.gif Vintage toasters are the only way to roll. I picked up a 1930s commercial Toastswell several years back and just love the thing. It weighs about 40 lbs. and it has simple clock mechanisms for timing. It actually ticks when you push the levers down! And it was only $5. Of course, had to disassemble, clean and rewire the thing which took a couple weeks off and on. But it was totally worth it.

Good for you! I left my vintage toaster behind when my daughter & I took up separate residence. I don't remember the brand name, but I came across the toaster site in my search for info.

Another item where 1930's technology trumps modern is staplers. I have a Pilot 404 from the Art Deco era which would put most modern staplers to shame, barring electrics.

Laz

 

[Spareribs]

 

[warubozu]

^ That's a cool toaster, my neices would love that one. I currently have a Dualit 2-slice toaster and am happy with it. Viking also makes 2 and 4 slice toasters:

JustChefIt.com - Online Shopping

 

[smeggy]

I have a crappy toaster that isn't big enough to fit most bread slices in it. I hate crappy design! GRRRRR.

I would love a good toaster with nice long slots. Clamps the bread properly so it doesn't warp and toasts evenly. Oh, and cooking fully in one drop would be nice too. Any recommendations?