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Oster 6325 2-Slice Toaster, Brushed Stainless Steel |  | Brand: Oster Category: Kitchen
List Price: $29.99 Buy New: $16.99 as of 9/3/2010 02:13 MDT details You Save: $13.00 (43%)
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Seller: ZZZ Value Rating: 23 reviews Sales Rank: 49167
Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.1 Dimensions (in): 14 x 9.6 x 7.5 Warranty: 1
MPN: 6325 Model: 6325 UPC: 034264410060 EAN: 0034264410060 ASIN: B0000AZUWC
Release Date: October 19, 2004 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 2 Slice Capacity | | • | Advanced Toasting Technology | | • | Durable Brushed Stainless Steel Exterior | | • | Extra Wide Slots and Extra Long Slots Accommodate Bakery-Style Breads | | • | 7 Toast Shade Settings |
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Product Description Toast technology ensures consistent, precise toasting every time Contemporary brushed stainless finish Dual auto self-centering bread guides Extra-wide slots allow for a wide range of bread types and sizes Removable non-stick crumb tray for easy cleaning 7 Toast Shade Settings Extra wide and extra long bread slots
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Perfect toaster for odd shaped breads August 18, 2010 mgremus After years of jamming oversized bread into a regular sized toaster, I broke down and bought this unit and couldn't be happier. Simple controls with a "cancel" button that works great. The larger slots allow odd sized breads to be toasted flatly and evenly. Regular size breads also toast evenly and are not a problem getting out of the slot, don't know what other reviewers are having problems with. Have yet to use a fork to get a slice of bread out of the slot. If you like odd sized breads toasted, this is one of the only options and it works just fine.
toast the toast March 22, 2010 Bartok Kinski (Prague) Nice look but cheap parts (tin, plastic knobs, etc). The toast does not pop up high enough to easily pick it out so you'll get burnt fingers.
The top tin gets really hot so you'll get burnt fingers trying to pick out the toast or electrocuted using a fork if you forget to unplug it.
The toast comes out uneven, some parts are black, others untouched. Takes a long time to toast the toast. Fat bagels don't fit.
I call mine Chernobyl January 15, 2010 John F. Denton (Portland Oregon) 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
It looks like a product of ex-Soviet Russia, but I like its heft. You don't push this one around much when you're prying your toast out and burning your hand on its brushed steel cowling, so that's a plus. It's got wattage to burn and so a pretty reliable approach to "charred", which covers my bases. I needed a long bread slot, is why I selected it over some plastic units. I just wonder who the hell designed it.
Toast needs fork to retrieve it. November 21, 2009 William Patterson (Las Vegas, Nevada) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
First toaster I've ever owned that needed a Fork to dig out the toast. $40 wasted. Now you know why the picture shows the toast standing on it's end, I guess a little untoasted bread is better than the fork idea. :-)
Bill in Las Vegas
Its ok - wouldn't buy it again October 13, 2009 N. E. Davis I think the toaster is really nice looking and it toasts bread well.
My complaints are two - 1) the toasts does not pop up high enough to easily pick it out. if you have toaster tongs, should be no problem. but, it is kinda of annoying when you are in a hurry. 2) the sides get so crazy hot after it has been used. We do not keep ours on the counter since we don't have a lot of counter space. But because it gets so hot, we have to let the sides cool for an hour or two before we put it back in the cabinet.
Neither of these may be a problem for most people, but they make me wish we didn't buy this toaster.
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