When hunger strikes and you’re cooking breakfast, you want to get food on your plate as quickly as possible. A four-slice toaster should get the job done in no time, but with so many on the market, it ...

Our shopping recommendations include a smart toaster, a steam toaster, and a toaster that accommodates homemade bread. Courtesy of Amazon, Crate & Barrel If you find joy in the little things, a ...

Heated wires powered the first electric toasters, whose patents were filed in 1906. More than a century later, toasters have almost become artisan tools, enabling the user to choose shades of toast, ...

Japanese electronics company Balmuda has an expensive but intriguing toaster for you that comes with a side note: it's steam-based. In theory, adding water to a toaster sounds like the perfect recipe ...

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The phrase "you're toast" has become all too literal, thanks to a novelty toaster company in Vermont. For just $75, you can now order a custom image toaster that will brown your face, or any other ...

Breakfast time around the world changed dramatically after an Iowa native, Charles Perkins Strite, invented the pop-up toaster. An early method of making toast was to hold bread over a flame using a ...

Craig Montgomery won't give his heart to just any toaster. A toaster can be elegant, rare and valuable, like the Toastrite two-slicer, prized because it is one of the few porcelain toasters ever made, ...