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Question: How long are the slots in this toaster? Need to toast large rye bread slices.
Document: This toaster toasts just fine except for the little fact that the slots are too short. They are plenty wide enough for bagels and English Muffins, but we are a household that loves Levy's Original Rye. The slices of rye are oval and do not fit in the slots. I have to stand them upright to toast, leaving the tips untoasted.
I do like the toaster a lot, I just find that when I use rye bread for toast that I have to cut the bread in half to fit in the slots. Also some breads from the deli don't fit.
The first toaster I've ever had that actually browns both sides of the bread the same shade of tan. Bagel feature also works great. Would have given the toaster five stars, but the slots are a little short for toasting home made bread, which tends to have larger slices than store bought bread.
We have had for less than a month , but it is great to have a toaster that toasts both sides evenly! We are a family of five and I love being able to make 4 slices of toast, waffles, or bagels at a time. It it easy to adjust the settings. The kids can look and see how long until their food is ready. I am very happy with this toaster.
First, I plan to return this toaster. My main disappointment with it is that it toasts one side nicely but the other side is much lighter; I like my toast TOASTED. This happens whether I use one--my usual--or two slices. The info that came with the toaster said this would happen when two slices were toasted. The toaster has more options than I need/use, but they probably are handy for others.
This toaster is stainless steel and is easy to clean. It has wide slots so you can toast bagels. It has a large LED readout so your setting is easy to read. It is the nicest toasted I have ever owned. I like it.
A good toaster. Glad not to have to turn bagel slices outward anymore. Only thing, need to use ALOT of force to push down the tab.
The slots are a bit too narrow, and I often have to trim a little from the bread slice. It doesn't toast exactly evenly on both side, but better than the previous toaster.
The toaster does what it should - toast bread. At first, we didn't realize the push down bar needed to be pushed down hard. After that was figured out, it works just fine. The stainless steel does show fingerprints. That being said, it works the best of the past 5 toasters I've had. It toasts bread evenly and consistently. Bagels fit easily into the slots. Using the frozen option works well for french toast.
Toasts to perfection -- be sure to read the directions. The digital setting is for the amount of time you want to toast whatever you put in -- less time for dryer bread and more time for softer (bagels, thick slices, etc.). All the controls are simple to use and I also like the fact that it beeps when the toast comes up, in case you are not in the room to see it happen.
Answer: Whatever the answer, the slots are certainly not long enough to toast a whole slice of rye bread, however being an engineer and designer, I discovered that when I cut the slice in half (I eat rye bread every day) it fits very nicely, and tastes deliciously.I hope this helps you.  Peter