Package says not to cut, but I don't see a problem with cutting a 1/8 to 1/4" off around the edge to fit in my toaster oven, do you?
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I wouldn't think cutting it would make it unravel, try it and see. Be careful of putting it too close to direct heat in your toaster oven, Ok?
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I don't know if it will work. I would cut it if I needed it smaller but I think I would use foil in a toaster oven. Remember there is a maximum heat.
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It's been cutting 1/4" glass fine for me. Just keep an eye on the blade; when it starts chipping, replace the blade, but it seems to last quite some time.
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You know, I'd never tried this before until your question but I happened to have a wedge of hard Parmesan cheese in the refrigerator. I took it out and very easily sliced 4-5 slices off the end that ranged between 1/8" and 1/4" thick depending on how much pressure I put on the cheese pushing it through and how thick I set the adjustment for the slicing range. Thanks for the question! Now you have an answer to your question, and I have more options in cheese to put on the grilled sandwiches that I make! I just made one yesterday slicing apples crossways to go with provolone, sliced Vidala onions, green peppers and Dijon on rustic bread with home grown herbs. Yum!
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XX should be fine. If it's a little too long you can cut it and sear the the ends.
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I got my electric knife out this morning and it did fit between the slots. I did not cut all the way through the bread to the cutting board. I did not want to damage the board. I did have to do a little cutting on the bottom with a regular knife. I did not have to hold the sides steady so it worked out pretty well. Again, be careful with the board. Hope this helps.P. Hirt
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I've never done, and was told by our service Rep. not too - heat issue - and you want toaster to sit sturdy on counter.
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We have not had any problem with bread being hard to remove from the toaster. We only use diet bread in our home.
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The size of the slot is right about 5.5 inches long, so if your bread slice is longer than that it won't fit. In response to the other people who answered, each slot is about 3/4 of an inch wide. I haven't had any trouble toasting bagels in it, but I would imagine larger ones might get stuck. HOWEVER, when that happens, there is absolutely no reason to use a knife, the little handle can be raised up quite a bit higher in order to lift the toast out (that's one of the reasons I bought this toaster. No danger with using short bread). And yeah, I agree it has spring strong enough to launch toast out onto the counter. The size of the slot is right about 5.5 inches long, so if your bread slice is longer than that it won't fit. In response to the other people who answered, each slot is about 3/4 of an inch wide. I haven't had any trouble toasting bagels in it, but I would imagine larger ones might get stuck. HOWEVER, when that happens, there is absolutely no reason to use a knife, the little handle can be raised up quite a bit higher in order to lift the toast out (that's one of the reasons I bought this toaster. No danger with using short bread). And yeah, I agree it has spring strong enough... » Read More The size of the slot is right about 5.5 inches long, so if your bread slice is longer than that it won't fit. In response to the other people who answered, each slot is about 3/4 of an inch wide. I haven't had any trouble toasting bagels in it, but I would imagine larger ones might get stuck. HOWEVER, when that happens, there is absolutely no reason to use a knife, the little handle can be raised up quite a bit higher in order to lift the toast out (that's one of the reasons I bought this toaster. No danger with using short bread). And yeah, I agree it has spring strong enough to launch toast out onto the counter. « Show Less
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I don't have the toaster here with me but I can tell you that a slice of packaged rye bread is a little large for the toaster. It sticks out of the top of the toaster a little.
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I don't know what Oroweat is. In Canada we get a squareish slice from D'Italiano which is every so slightly too small - so it certainly would take a larger slice. I've just measured the size of the toaster sandwiche areas and each is 5" x 5". It would take a slightly larger slice with the effect that the toaster itself would seal and cut off anything larger than the toasting area. Hope this helps.
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I have the 4 slice version of this toaster. The slots are 5 1/2 inches long, and will fully submerge an Einstein bagel when sliced in 2. Very good toaster, no issues other than finger prints on stainless steel. Operates easily. plus it has a beeper to let you know your toast is done, a neat accessory when you are busy in the kitchen.
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I always cut one piece of bread in half and toast it, but I did measure with a ruler a 6" piece of bread and about 1" sticks out which will not toast.
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Hi Steffi: I have this model. I am not sure exactly what your question is.... A plate that is less than 10" in diameter of any material will fit into this toaster. It does take a bit of time for it to toast bread, but the other functions work well.
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Well, honestly, I've never deliberately touched the sides during use. That said, I can tell you that nobody in my family has ever complained about being burned by this toaster. In fact, we use it often, like it, and I do recommend it. I hope this will help you make an informed decision.
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I'm not completely sure I understand the question, but I wouldn't think this should be cut. There is a very defined edge with a trim sewn to it. Hope this helps.
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It fits really easily in my 6 slice toast oven with plenty of room around it. I'd say it's probably a little larger than the baking pans that come with most toaster ovens.
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I have never tried to cut one in half, because I like the larger size for our son. In the past I have always purchased the 34"X36". If you have a sewing machine so that you can sew up the cut edge it may work just fine. Hope this helps.