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Question: the product description says "bun warmer" but then tells you it is not intended for heating bread! Has anyone used it for heating anyway? Results?
Document: The instructions state that the bun warmer cannot be used to actually warm anything but I leave that part on there since it looks cool. The toaster itself works well and looks nice and the size is perfect for it's intended space.
The manual says to crank the toaster up to 8 and run it 3 times, so the factory smell goes away.After that exercise, I'm very happy with the device. Especially with the bun warmer ;)It looks great and hasn't shown any signs of uneven toasting...
First of all, this thing is gi-freaking-gantic. The footprint is enormous like a Yetti. I joke you not. Other than that, it makes bread hot & brown. Nothing fancy. The &#34;bun warmer&#34; apparatus was tossed in the trash poste haste, because I had no more storage once I moved this beast into my wee kitchen, but eh...it toasts bread & matches my coffee maker.
The product description for this toaster is INCREDIBLY--if not intentionally--misleading!Our new toaster just arrived and it is most definitely silver art: aesthetic and shiny, with wood accents. It's certainly fabulous, alas, there is one catch. I went through the directions and was extremely disappointed to find this description of the erroneously-labeled "warming rack."
I was super impressed with the looks of the toaster, it looks exactly as pictured, not hard to clean and if you don't use the bun warmer (I haven't yet), it's removable.
Like the look of this toaster. However, the toasts always came out uneven. We used multi-grain bread or whole wheat bread.
Nice piece. Bought 3 Silver art items at once. Fits bread and bagels and has a fast cancel button.toast warmer interesting but do not use it (weird that it can hold more toast than made at one go).Recommend it
THE WARMING RACK DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO HEAT CROISSANTS, ROLLS, MUFFINS AND OTHER BREAD PRODUCTS.Why would Krups even call it a warming rack? Naming it a display rack seems to be the obvious choice and I'm left wondering why they would mislead the consumer that way! I've seen other reviews where people have commented how much they like the warming rack/bun warmer. Are they saying that you can use it as a warmer even though the directions tell you not to?
Consider this before buying a Krups product
Absolutely the best product out there. Detail in design for basic and advanced use. There is no equal that I have found. I highly recommend it.
Answer: I like the toaster as well but here's the description noted in the manual "Warming rack to display croissants, rolls, muffins and other bread products on the table (the warming rack does not allow you to heat croissants, rolls, muffins and other bread products)".  In answer to your question; no, I haven't tried using for heating.  I really doesn't appear that it would do much as the bread - or whatever - would sit high above the heat.  It does look nice when the toaster is not in use though.