I need help with toasters, not the oven kind, the bread toasting

[a kennedy]

kind. My husband and I are sick of our toast not being done, and when you try to re-toast it, the toast is so dried out that it hurts the roof of our mouths when we eat it. Help!!!

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

1. I'm a lesbian, maybe I can help :)

[KitchenWitch]

11. When are they giving away the big screen TVs for switching teams

:rofl:

[a kennedy]

2. I don't want this to fall without getting some answers.

I know toast isn't the most impressive thing to talk about but, with bacon lettuce and tomato season just starting, I NEED a toaster. Thanks.

[supernova]

3. Do it in the oven

bread toasting, silly! :silly:

Lay out bread on a cookie tray, drizzle with olive oit or butter if you want (or cheese).

Set oven on broil to about 400 degrees. Toast is done in about 5 minutes.

[I Know How To Do it]

4. Spear the bread with a stick and hold it over the burner.

[Kali]

5. is it already set for darkest? (sorry have to ask -

too many experiences with common sense-differently abled folks) retoasting would certainly dry out the bread even more.

[Gormy Cuss]

6. Buy a new toaster.

Old toasters and cheap toasters just don't work after a while. If you buy a new one and it doesn't work, you can bring it back and try another.

[Misunderestimator]

7. Oops... wrong spot

delete

[Misunderestimator]

8. Dupe

delete ... having trouble posting in the right spot... don't mind me. :)

[rug]

9. Never mind the toast,

how can I get soft butter without spoling it?

[Old_Fart]

10. Years ago I kept getting four slice wide slot ones

Now I keep getting two slice toasters :shrug:

[Tikki]

12. We buy those pretoasted loaves of bread....

I think you can find them wherever fine breads are sold.....