Is it long eough to toast bread.
1764330
I buy bread that is long, so I just break it in two. Now if it is regular sized bread.... yes, it can handle that.
1764331
Oh, it is quite long enough to toast bread. This toaster is far and away the most versatile and user-friendly toaster I have ever encountered.
862943
Yes. You can broil, bake, or toast. For bake, there a temperature setting dial. The broil setting is at the upper (hot) end of the temperature dial. For the bake, broil, or toast time, you turn the timer setting to the number of minutes that you want. For toast, there are light, medium, or dark pictures of a slice of bread. These are basically just shorter amounts of time than the ten-minute setting. The toast settings are pretty accurate. I use the dark setting for rye bread, and medium setting for most other kinds of bread. I have had this toaster oven for several months. It is great. It has a very nice handle that stays cool and is sturdy. (Our last Hamilton Beach toaster still works, but the handle, that was only held on by 1 screw, broke.)
1338397
You can toast Bagels, English muffins. I also do the frozen Texas Toast it's wide and it works great. Hope this helped.
1265882
yes, but this toaster will take twice as long to toast, not a good toaster in my opinion.
501435
Easy - just place the bread on a rack a little below center. Set to "bake" at 450. Toasts perfectly in just a few minutes, both sides with no turning. I almost didn't buy this because people said it doesn't toast, but it makes great toast, and toasted cheese sandwiches too. The key is to place it closer to the bottom to get both sides toasted with no turning.
1821321
The inside toasts, but the outside warms . It will crisp up if you use a higher setting. Bread is toasted just like any other toaster.
1931627
You can toast things that don't fit in a toaster just use broil and use the top rack slot to toast one side at a time.RickS
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.
1894320
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.
1059818
It works well for regular old bread. Nice and evenly toasted. I like this toaster.
146413
Yes, sometimes I have the same experience especially with frozen bread. I toast mainly English muffins and heavy, multi grain, whole wheat breads. But even so it does a better job than other toasters I've tried.
341259
In a sense yes, I have used it as such. It really just makes the bread crunchy but not quite the same as if toasted.
77819
It's not easy. You have to place the bread on the rack placed in the middle of the oven. Then set the top dial at the highest setting, the middle dial to the top element setting (lower left), and the bottom dial to somewhere between the light and dark settings just before the 10 minute mark. However, you should understand that this just toasts the top side, you have to repeat the process after turning the toast, to do the other side. Even when your done, the toast is nowhere as good as an old fashion two sided slice toaster.
2920
Hey, Jake. Great toaster for the price. Ours is about 1 month and it is doing well. Sometimes a little dark. Wife uses one side and I use other. The usable length is 5-3/8" and I like rye bread and the standard slice fits just fine.Good shopping .
1618502
Yes, I've toasted a single slice, a half bagel, etc. It's the best overall toaster I've ever owned. :)
885415
I do not fully understand your question. You can put 4 normal slices in the toaster, or you can put two slices up to 10" long X 5" high X 1" wide. You can toast the artisan breads, which can be quite long.
1131493
I toast bagels in it all the time with no problem if that helps! as far as the length, I have no experience with 'artisan breads'! sorry...