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more about #toasters more comments → frigg: I like those early American diner toasters that carry your bread on a conveyer belt around a heating element, and plop it down at the end as toast. more » HunterRadashack: Sure wish Yanko designs were actually you know, for sale instead of being fancy renders. more » Ruthless, If you let me: How do you pop the bread out when you mistakenly set the timer too long? I don't imagine I can get my fingers/fork in there without burning my fingers... more » subryu: Our future is one piece of toast at a time? I don't know if I want to be a part of that. more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: In the future my personal manservant android will have a shoulder-mounted laser to toast my bread as part of it's morning duties. Later in the day it ... more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: I want a toaster that will make grilled cheese sandwiches in it. more » Kaiser-Machead: No. No It must teleport the slice of bread to my plate, and upon reentry into this reality, the superheated particles instantly heat the bread, so the... more » -
#thefutureistoast
10 Toasters of the Future
All we really want out of life is toasty perfection: Crispy but chewy, brown and beautiful. Despite the super glossy designs, it surprises me how much the future of toast works just like now. [Yanko] -
#toaster
Fagor Flat Toaster Makes Me Question Everything
At Giz, we're in the habit of introducing new products every day, and in the world of gadgetry, specialty kitchen products are a dime a dozen. Today, though, I was taken by surprise by the simplest of inventions: a flat, barbecue-style toaster. When I spotted the Fagor TP-2006 X (with "acoustic warning device") on Appliancist today, not only did the form of it surprise me, but—after a little Googling—so did the fact that the flat toaster is not a new concept: More » -
#goodeatin
A Steak Toaster. Did You Hear Me? I Said a Steak Toaster
Sometimes, you just want a steak and you don't want to go through a whole process to get it. Who wants to light the grill just so you can have one measly steak? Why make a whole production out of it? What you need, my friend, is a steak toaster. More » -
#toasters
All-in-One Breakfast With the Toaster Teapot
Enjoying toast and tea is a luxury for us bloggers, who often dine on flat, room temperature soda and animal crackers in order to save money for heat, power and a 103-inch TV. Nevertheless, if we did enjoy her Majesty's official libations, it would be with this Toaster Teapot that combines the two. Whether it's a good idea to have liquid INSIDE A TOASTER is a question for philosophers and coroners, but it's only £29.95 ($58), so at least it's a cheap death. [Teapottery via Retro To Go via Uber Review] More » -
#branding
If You Can't Afford a Bugatti Car, Maybe You Can Afford Their Toaster
I really hope this trend dies soon: Yet another high-end auto maker is jumping into the gadget/home appliance business, giving non-rich people the chance to spend way too much money on something just because of a brand name, even if they can't afford a six-figure car. This time it's Bugatti, bringing their experience with engineering sports cars into the equally fast-paced world of toasters. Wow, how incredibly lame. Sorry Bugatti, but no matter how fancily designed your toaster is, and despite the fact that you have the balls to charge $300 for a toaster, it's not hip or cool. You're tarnishing your brand, bros. I hope it's worth it. [Product Page via Crave] -
#toasters
Toasty Toaster Design Gives off Cassette Deck Vibes
How much do we at the Giz love toasters? Yeah, a lot. Arthur Wu's Toasty design is tasty for these reasons: one—cute switch on top; two—it looks like a tape deck. Oh Noes, however, include: More » -
#wiiness
Is PlusMinusZero's Toaster the Wii of Toasters?
Is there such a thing as the Nintendo Wii design effect? If so, the PlusMinusZero Toaster may well be a perfect exemplar of Wii-ness. Consider the evidence... More » -
#designconcept
Toasty the Toaster Burns Your Toast in Retro Style
Those kooky designers are feeding our toast fetish again this morning, and this time it's Toasty, a design concept for a cassette deck–style toaster. Designer Arthur Wu tips his hat to the old cassette deck tilt-away routine while catering to that loneliest number, one, which is all this retro-chic postmodern toast-o-matic can handle. More » -
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#illtakeabowlofcerealthanks
Pop Art Toaster: What, No Jesus Face?
This "pop art" toaster (so clever, these marketers) comes with six preset designs, and none of them feature any religious iconography that'll net you 10 grand on eBay. Which begs the question: Why would you want to burn lame, cutesy designs like flowers into your toast? They just make your toast taste burnt. If I wanted burnt toast and cheese, I'd make a grilled cheese, not drop $35 on this toaster. More » -
#gadgets
Toaster's See-Through Plastic Makes Smoke and Flames More Dramatic
IDEO DesignerStefan PostThomas Brisebras must like his toast, so much so that now he's gone off the deep end and designed his own toaster made out of plastic. It's a very special kind of plastic, though, called Ultrason, and it's heat-resistant up to 428 degrees Farenheit. Heck, that's about where I made some toast burst into flames one time. More » -
#gadgets
Sunrise Toaster Concept Provides Artificial Sunlight, Delicious Toast
It seems like on a daily basis are we bringing you the latest and greatest toasters and today is no different. The Sunrise wall mounted toaster emulates the sun for those kitchens that do not have windows. It will glow bright when the toast is ready to be consumed. The Sunrise Toaster is the work of Hee Young and is unfortunately only a conceptual design at the moment. More » -
#gadgets
Hottie Amplifier: Burnin' Sound, In the Slot
That's right, that's a real guitar amplifier inside that toaster. It's a Hottie Amplifier, available in a variety of toaster styles for $149. More » -
#gadgets
Breakfast Art Toaster Warms Your Soul
Fresh off our Toaster Deathmatch 2K6, we bring you this Breakfast-Art Image Toaster. Sure, it looks like any old toaster you could get as a wedding present (and then promptly return for booze money), but this one draws things on your toast! More »

