Does lever-less raise all sizes of breads out of the slots? Or are English Muffins on the edge &amp; require toast prongs?
75613
I have toasted slices of baguettes on this toaster and it was easy to remove so I don't think you will have a problem with an English muffin.
256105
The slots are not extra long. I have toasted longer bread though. The slots are deeper so the toast, while sitting an angle, did toast. Hope this helps.
933071
I can give an actual measurement, but it does Bagels and English Muffins just fine. As you push the handle down to start the cycle, two grids in the toaster slot close to keep the item centered in the heated area.
1785247
Yes, the slots will hold longer slices of bread, there is plenty of room. If there is only one slice of toast in the toaster, it will fly out - but two slices pop up normally.
951371
Yes...there is a pull out crumb tray just under the dial knob. It is VERY shallow and should be emptied frequently if you are making a lot of toast! The unit works fine now that I know the correct dial settings. Looks good too!
909409
yes it will toast english muffins , regular bread comes out good, adjust time to 4 minutes.
1987986
The simple answer is "no." Know of NO toaster that handles a slice of bread 6"
2000471
The T-Fal doesn't easily hold a really large piece of bread...if the bread fits, it toasts just fine. I have tried a larger piece by toasting one and then turning it around, but that takes real "timing" and finesse....I'll just cut the bread in half.
1987985
I'm not at home now, so can't actually measure, but when I toast a piece of bread from a large size loaf of Pepperidge Farm bread (like 9 grain bread) it goes in but I have to squeeze it in. After it toasts, it fits and pops out just fine.
795181
Whatever the answer, the slots are certainly not long enough to toast a whole slice of rye bread, however being an engineer and designer, I discovered that when I cut the slice in half (I eat rye bread every day) it fits very nicely, and tastes deliciously.I hope this helps you. Peter
2055800
Yes it does. The lever can also be raised a bit so the toast comes up some. I've not had a problem with it. I like this toaster. It toasts evenly and well, and it's nice and hot for melting butter :) I have the two-slice though but it's likely built the same way.
411775
There are 2 slots. Each one is 1 1/2" wide X by just under 5 1/2" "long. I'm guessing it would take everything except very fat bagels. The toasting time can be set precisely.
1554713
The slots are only 5" deep. This toaster is only for regular slices of bread. You will have to order a toaster for such a bread from Amazon to serve your purpose.
857835
i put my bread (pita, english muffin, bagel, plain, fench) on a bare shelf in the center. i use the convection setting, high heat. it works for me. i do not have a toaster, yet!
308638
The slots seem to be wide enough. I have toasted Brownberry and Beefsteak bread in it no problem.
750818
It depends upon how much you want the bread to toast. It is quicker if you like it lightly toasted. It's typical for a toaster. The size of the holes is the only issue I have with this toaster. The newer artisan breads are a little big for the slots.
1701770
Nope, I do english muffins and toast with no problems although when I first got it, it appeared the interior elements weren't heating as much as the outer but it has always worked great.