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Sinc we have another HUGEcomplaint thread I couldn't resist bumping up this thread.
With a complaint about toast!
In our toaster if you only toast one slice of bread the other side is burnt so you scrape it off and by the time you do that your toast is cold. So you stick it back in on the shortest setting to warm it back up again in the other spot this time then the oppisite side.So by the time you finish scraping off the burnt stuff it's cold again and since you realize that this will go n untill the bread isn't there anymore you have cold dry toast with burnt spots on it .
yougottawanta wrote:Okay, Here is the real question. Should you go for the toaster in N scale, HO scale or O scale or one to one so that Bagels can be toasted.
WCfan wrote: I have a HUGE complaint about WAFFLES! What is up with those things. I mean really! You pour the batter in and bake it, and then it sticks to the top of the press! Mrs. Pam isn't around so she can't help.Sorry guys I just had to do it. But my toast comes out perfect. Not to dark(BURNT) but not to floppy. And if you don't like the tosters, then use a blow torch.Say goast 10 times, then most 10 times. What do you put in a toster?
I have a HUGE complaint about WAFFLES! What is up with those things. I mean really! You pour the batter in and bake it, and then it sticks to the top of the press! Mrs. Pam isn't around so she can't help.
Sorry guys I just had to do it. But my toast comes out perfect. Not to dark(BURNT) but not to floppy. And if you don't like the tosters, then use a blow torch.
Say goast 10 times, then most 10 times. What do you put in a toster?
Try the frozen waffles. You can cook them in a...TOASTER!
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davidmbedard wrote:Does a UP toaster cost more?
Does a UP toaster cost more?
Can I get one in brass?
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Guess what!!! Some company is offering a new toaster with a WIRELESS CONTROLLER!
Plus, this toaster comes ready to cook on AC, DC, or DCC. It even includes authentic baking noises and a special playable toast ejection button. The harder you push the button the higher the toast flies!
It has loads of accessories, too! You can add remote viewing of your cooking bread, automatic butter spreaders, and more! Plus if you order now they will throw in a FREE jelly jar lid opener! That's a $0.99 cent value absolutely free! Call now, supplies are limited. Rumor has it that this is a limited run with a number of pre-production orders already in place.
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jeffrey-wimberly wrote: davidmbedard wrote: Does a UP toaster cost more? Yes, they charge for licensing.
davidmbedard wrote: Does a UP toaster cost more?
Unless you like the frustration of digging it out, your toast can't pop-up without UP! And they know that! Of course they charge extra.
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tangerine-jack wrote: So nobody can tell me if my bread needs an upgrade also? Why should I spend all the money and time on a fancy super-gizmotic toaster when my rock solid reliable old one gets the job done? Maybe I don't want or need to toast French bread and 26 waffles all at the same time, dude, I can't even eat that many in one sitting! My wife is already panicking at the thought of all the bread we've collected over the years suddenly being unusable. So does plain white bread retro fit into a DCC toaster or not? All this modern crap is wasted money, just get a plain reliable toaster and make some dried out bread for crying out loud! Back in the 70's we used old skool stainless steel casings and wire heating elements on our toasters and we ate just fine thank you very much. If you sit and over analyze the situation you'll go hungry for sure. Start with a reliable two slot with a mechanical spring return and see if that is really what you want to get into. Later on when you've figured out what and how many slices of toast you can conceivably use, then you can look into upgrading to a digital model.
So nobody can tell me if my bread needs an upgrade also? Why should I spend all the money and time on a fancy super-gizmotic toaster when my rock solid reliable old one gets the job done? Maybe I don't want or need to toast French bread and 26 waffles all at the same time, dude, I can't even eat that many in one sitting! My wife is already panicking at the thought of all the bread we've collected over the years suddenly being unusable. So does plain white bread retro fit into a DCC toaster or not?
All this modern crap is wasted money, just get a plain reliable toaster and make some dried out bread for crying out loud! Back in the 70's we used old skool stainless steel casings and wire heating elements on our toasters and we ate just fine thank you very much. If you sit and over analyze the situation you'll go hungry for sure. Start with a reliable two slot with a mechanical spring return and see if that is really what you want to get into. Later on when you've figured out what and how many slices of toast you can conceivably use, then you can look into upgrading to a digital model.
Yes, one should think about upgrading the bread. It's simply this: a nice shiney shell is OK,
but what goes inside is what makes the difference.
My toaster handles and rolls better. I use the expensive healthy-nutty store low sodium real whole grains solid chewy bread that cost $4.39 a loaf, and must be refrigerated as it has no preservatives. It cleans track well also. It does well if I use my old toaster or new toaster. My old toaster needs new couplers though.
Hope this helps.
I like my toast Pan Fried.You know.The kind you dip in the egg and milk mixture.What's that called?
Freedom Toast!!!
Have a good plate full!
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tangerine-jack wrote: jeffrey-wimberly wrote: 1train1 wrote: I've read this entire thread...and smell burnt toast.....You didn't wire your decoder properly. His toast must have been made by Lucas Electric......
jeffrey-wimberly wrote: 1train1 wrote: I've read this entire thread...and smell burnt toast.....You didn't wire your decoder properly.
1train1 wrote: I've read this entire thread...and smell burnt toast.....
I've read this entire thread...and smell burnt toast.....
His toast must have been made by Lucas Electric......
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tangerine-jack wrote: All this modern crap is wasted money, just get a plain reliable toaster and make some dried out bread for crying out loud!
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Here's our non-electric toaster, cooks toast on coal or wood fires.
We preferr the old stuff.
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