Though more expensive, it might pay to invest in a commercial unit.
Though more expensive, it might pay to invest in a commercial unit.
if that's the kind of toast you want you need a toaster that toasts the bread quickly, so it browns the outside before the inside is fully toasted. the Breville I have does that, but I prefer to use the slower toasting setting so I get the bread fully toasted.
the breville has a crumpet setting, since crumpets at a normal toasting setting invariably burn on the bottom before the top is cooked. the crumpet setting reduces the element output on the bottom side of the crumpet, providing you put it in the right way of course.
Peter Jason snipped-for-privacy@jostle.com wrote
That won't fix the only remaining problem, that both sides don't get toasted identically given the fact that the problem is that the density of the bread varys down the vertical loaf from the bread machine
Axel snipped-for-privacy@not.here wrote
That's what it is and it does that well. Its twice the power of normal toasters as Andy told me
And it would have the same problem, doesnt toast both sides identically, because the loaf varys in density down the loaf
And some toasters have a bagel setting for the same reason but they only warm the crust side, don't toast it
I just learned how cook toast in Air fryer. More bench space threw toaster out Not only cooks the toast but sausages at same time, (ALDI "Wagu" Sausages are good cheap taste like sausages) (use a loaf tin that fits, toast top and bottom together 200C
8 minutes, when down to 5 minutes left I put 2 slices of bread across top of loaf tin)TEMU Air Fryer Machines do not select "Relevance", scroll to "Top Sales" and select In Sydney NSW, I get items in a week.
Hard boiled easy to peel Eggs are 120C for 12 Minutes, let cool by leaving in Air Fryer (first attempt use 1 egg if OK you can cook whatever number you want)
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