Do working toasters actually exist?

builder22 said:
Lakeland do a wide range of toasters :D

https://www.lakeland.co.uk/in-the-kitchen/kitchen-electricals/toasters/
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Ah it’s not a reverse psychology thread I promise lol!

My toaster is rubbish (half just died too) but tbh I’ve just put up with it. Then I thought hmm I’ve never actually seen a slice of bread turn in to a quality slice of toast unless I was eating in an establishment.

I did some googling and most reviews seem to be BS. I.E. when you search the No1 toaster the review is pants..
 
andy_mk3 said:
Found the other thread on this matter :D

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/new-toaster-test.18762737/
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I’ll have a look thank you :)

builder22 said:
what do you prefer that made it better? big places might have conveyor toasters or other machines :

I see some toasters are 'faster' than others...but it's not out the question that someone might prefer the taste of a slower toaster, do you get toasters that you can alter the heat?
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Honestly not fussed other than coverage of the burn. Mines on the blink and I was just wondering if it’s possible to get a decent one or if the issue is like someone mentioned earlier i.e. it’s more about inconsistent bread moisture.

Malt_Vinegar said:
What do you think a toaster should actually do?
I have never had a problem with any toaster, other than the very cheapest tat that is too small to fit a proper slice.
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I’m curious as to whether I’ve just randomly never encountered a well cooked slice of toast (from a toaster in a non professional environment) or if there is actually no such product on the market. I’ll no doubt end up buying a generic toaster that’s just as average as every other I’ve ever had.

In the future a toaster with sensors and de focused laser beams for a wide burn might be the answer.
 
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