Are you a fan of chunky artisan bread, or loaves with large slices that your toaster might struggle to hold? Read our tips on the features to look for when buying a toaster: What does it toast? When you’re buying a new toaster, there are plenty of other factors to consider, too.
Toaster with best overall functionality: Sage the Smart Toast BTA845, £169.99.Four-slot toaster with best browning: Kenwood Mesmerine TFM810 toaster, £129.Most attractive 4-slot toaster: SMEG TSF03 4-slot Steel Toaster, £179.
Taking into account variations in the types of bread we were using (old bread tends to toast faster), after exhaustive toasting, warming and munching, we selected the eight best models. Find out more about the specific criteria we used to test the toasters beneath the main review.įor over 400 buyer’s guides, visit our reviews section and find guides to everything from sandwich toasters to bread makers.īest toasters at a glance What to look for when buying a toaster Best toasters to buy How we tested toasters Best toasters at a glance We tested at a range of models from budget to luxury using slices of shop-bought loaf, XL tall slices, thickly sliced artisan bread, fruit loaf and sliced bagels. We also tested any extra functions on offer.Īll were rated against practical considerations such as size and weight, safety, ease of use, good looks and speed of toasting (we can confirm that the rumours are false: the settings on your toaster don’t correspond with the number of minutes it takes to toast bread).
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