Toasters
Our toaster range covers 2 slice and 4 slice models, including long-slot versions for bagels and thicker bread, with functions such as defrost, reheat and cancel. Compare slot count, features and body material to find a toaster that fits your kitchen and household size.
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How to choose a toaster
2 slice vs 4 slice
A 2 slice toaster suits smaller households and takes up less worktop space, while a 4 slice toaster is useful for larger families or when you want to toast for several people at once.
Long-slot toasters
Long-slot toasters have wider, taller slots designed for bagels, crumpets and thicker artisan bread, which can be a squeeze in a standard-slot toaster.
Functions
Look for functions such as defrost for frozen bread, reheat for warming toast without further browning, a cancel button to stop toasting early, and a bagel setting that toasts one side while warming the other.
Browning control
Most toasters offer a range of browning settings so you can adjust from light to dark toast; a wider range of settings gives more precise control if household members prefer different levels.
Body material and safety features
Stainless steel toasters are durable and easy to wipe clean, while plastic-bodied toasters are often lighter; features such as a removable crumb tray and cool-touch housing make everyday cleaning and use easier.
FAQs
Do I need a 4 slice toaster?
A 4 slice toaster is worth considering if you regularly toast for more than two people, or want to toast bread and bagels at the same time, otherwise a 2 slice model is usually sufficient and more compact.
Can I toast bagels in a standard toaster?
Standard slots can be narrow for thicker bagels; a long-slot toaster or one with a dedicated bagel function makes it easier to toast bagels evenly without forcing them into the slot.
How do I clean a toaster?
Unplug the toaster and use the removable crumb tray to clear loose crumbs regularly, and wipe the exterior with a damp cloth; avoid inserting anything metal into the slots to clear stuck bread.