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At a glance

Whether you demand café-perfect toast from your toaster or use it occasionally to heat up a treat (hello Sunday afternoon Pop Tart), a toaster can be a handy addition to your kitchen. A top toaster consistently produces evenly browned toast. It’s easy to use and even easier to clean. Here are Australia’s best toasters, chosen from hours of research that includes expert testing and real Aussie reviews.

Breville the Smart Toast

If you’re a toast fanatic, Breville the Smart Toast could be right for you. Extra wide slots toast a variety of bread with ease. Smart features like Lift and Look and A Little Bit More give you control over your toast. Around $200, it’s an investment but loved by Aussies.

Sunbeam Long Slot

The Sunbeam Long Slot Toaster TA4520 is a no-frills toaster, although it has some features that elevate it from the most basic. These include longer slots and a QuickCheck feature. Easy to use and clean, it fits easily into a wide range of Aussie homes – and costs just RRP $50.

How we picked

To decide Australia’s best toaster, we started with CHOICE, Australia’s leading consumer advocacy group. They’ve put a lot of toasters through their paces in their test kitchen, which gave us insights into the technical performance of some toasters.

We then turned to ProductReview.com.au, Australia’s first consumer opinion website. This let us know which toasters are most loved by Aussies.

Our final check was Canstar Blue, an Australian consumer review and comparison website. Their toaster brands survey let us know which brands are most trusted by Aussies, although it didn’t give us specific models.

Armed with plenty of toaster-contenders, we narrowed them down by our criteria. We wanted toasters that covered a range of budgets and needs: from toast addicts who’d use it daily to toast dabblers who’d let it gather dust in the cupboard. Regardless of what features they offered, we wanted them to be easy to use and clean.

Toasters are subjective. Some people love carbonated toast. Others want their bread barely kissed by heat. So, we didn’t delve too deeply into their perceived performance. We also didn’t specifically focus on size: this guide covers both the best 4-slice and 2-slice toasters.

Once we applied our criteria, we found the top toasters in Australia.

The 8 best toasters in Australia

• Best for most -> Breville the Smart Toast, 4 slice
• Also great -> Sunbeam Long Slot Toaster, 2 slice

Best for most -> Breville the Smart Toast

If you’re a toast fanatic, Breville the Smart Toast could be right for you. Extra wide slots toast a variety of bread with ease. Smart features like Lift and Look and A Little Bit More give you control over your toast. Around $200, it’s an investment but loved by Aussies.

If bread in all its forms does it for you – think thick artisan loaf, fruit toast, crumpets, bagels or pastries – you’ll love Breville the Smart Toast (in stainless steel). Its 4-slice capacity offers wider slots, capable of handling larger-than-standard bread sizes.

It has 5 settings to customise your toasting experience: Fruit Bread (which also works for crumpets), A Bit More (if it’s not quite toasted enough), Lift and Look (to check progress without cancelling the cycle), Defrost and Bagel. A sliding toasting scale is combined with LED lights to show you the toast browning progress. Forget having to press your toast down: it has 1-touch lowering. This automates the toast-lowering for gentler handling. It also gently and quietly raises it up when it’s done, rather than noisily popping it up. It beeps to let you know when your toast is ready.

Easy clean, it has a crumb tray at the front which means you don’t need to pick up the toaster to empty it.

If you’re toasting bread for more than 1 person, the dual independent controls are handy. These mean each pair of toasting slots can work independently, for different brownness levels.

At RRP $199.95, this is a toaster for people who love toast in all its forms and will frequently use it. Breville was rated #3 in Canstar Blue’s recent toaster brand survey and this is currently ProductReview.com.au’s most popular toaster. Over 200 Aussies have reviewed it, where it’s earned 3.5 stars.

Why buy the Breville the Smart Toast

Wide slots

Which means as well as bread, it can handle bagels, pastries and more.

5-settings

This customises the toasting to your needs, whether you’re toasting white bread, a crumpet or bagel or defrosting bread.

Lift and Look

Want to check progress without cancelling the cycle? Now you can.

A Bit More

If your toast isn’t quite brown enough for you, add 30 seconds more browning without having to repeat a full cycle and risk burning it, not browning it.

Easy to use

Thanks to all the 1-touch buttons that are clearly labelled.

LED progress lights

Wondering how long it’ll take? LED progress lights show you how far along the toasting is.

1-touch lowering

There’s no pushing down your toast here. Simply press a button and the toaster will automatically, and gently, lower your toast before raising it automatically when it’s done – no noisy popping.

Easy clean

With the crumb tray at the front, you don’t need to lift the toaster and shake it out.

Dual independent controls

Which means you can use the toasting slots independently and produce different toasting results, at the same time.

#3 Canstar Blue brand

Breville is highly rated by Aussies, who awarded it 4 stars for overall satisfaction, plus an excellent 5 stars on ease of cleaning, plus functions and features.

Looks

Sleek, modern, inoffensive – it’ll look great in any kitchen.

Loved by Aussies

Over 200 of you have reviewed this toaster at ProductReview.com.au, giving it a good 3.5 out of 5 stars.

The not-so-good bits

Price

With RRP $199.95, it’s an investment.

2-year warranty

For $200, you’re only getting a 2-year warranty.

Quiet

This might be a good or not-so-good thing for you. Because it doesn’t pop your toast up, gently raising it instead, you won’t hear the characteristic ‘toast popping’ noise. You’ll need to listen for a beep, which some consumers complain is too quiet.

In summary

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If you’re a toast fanatic, Breville the Smart Toast could be right for you. Extra wide slots toast a variety of bread with ease. Smart features like Lift and Look and A Little Bit More give you control over your toast. The 1-touch lowering and lifting makes for a gentler, quieter experience. Around $200, it’s an investment but loved by plenty of Aussies.

Also great -> Sunbeam Long Slot Toaster

The Sunbeam Long Slot Toaster TA4520 is a no-frills toaster, although it has some features that elevate it from the most basic. These include longer slots and a QuickCheck feature. Easy to use and clean, it fits easily into a wide range of Aussie homes – and costs just RRP $50.

If you can’t bring yourself to spend $200 on a toaster, meet the Sunbeam Long Slot 2 Slice Toaster TA4520. It has a RRP of just $50. As its name tells you, it’s got long slots to handle a range of bread types, especially longer ones like sourdough or ciabatta.

A QuickCheck feature lets you check the progress of your toast at any point without interrupting the toasting time. The high lift lever makes removing crumpets and muffins simple. It has 2 additional settings: reheat and defrost.

It’s easy to use, featuring a dial to select your toasting level and a lever you push down to lower the bread. Self-centring slots help ensure your bread is always evenly toasted.

It has good, although limited, consumer reviews with Aussies complimenting its ability to uniformly toast bread. Sunbeam is also Canstar Blue’s 6th most popular toaster brand. Aussies awarded it 4 stars for overall satisfaction but 5 stars for ease of use and cleaning. It’s also been put through its paces by CHOICE.

It’s packing a lot less than our Breville winner – but it’s a lot more affordable.

Why buy the Sunbeam Long Slot Toaster

Longer slots

Which increase the flexibility of this toaster, allowing it to handle longer bread like sourdough and ciabatta.

QuickCheck feature

Wondering how your toast is doing? Have a quick look, without interrupting the toasting time.

High lift lever

Wave goodbye to getting crumpets and muffins stuck in the toaster. The high lift lever easily gets them out.

Easy clean

Thanks to its removable crumb tray.

Additional settings

Reheat and defrost settings increase its functionality.

Easy to use

With just 3 buttons and a user-friendly dial.

Price

At RRP $50, it’s an affordable toaster with no bells and whistles.

The not-so-good bits

Limited consumer reviews

It currently has nearly 3 stars from only 25 reviews, meaning we don’t have much knowledge of how it performs in Aussie kitchens.

12-month warranty

Not surprising for the price but you’d hope a toaster would last longer than 1 year.

In summary

The Sunbeam Long Slot Toaster TA4520 is a no-frills toaster, although it has a few features that elevate it from the most basic ones. These include the longer slots and the QuickCheck feature. Easy to use and clean, it fits easily into a wide range of Aussie homes. Best of all, it costs just RRP $50.

The competition

Not feeling our top picks? Here’s a round-up of other toasters that we liked the look of but didn’t quite make the cut.

Kambrook The Smarter Choice KTA120

The most affordable toaster we reviewed, at RRP $29, the Kambrook The Smarter Choice KTA120 offers slightly less than our Sunbeam runner-up. Specifically, there are no long slots and no QuickCheck feature.

But you’re getting everything you need. It has a 7-browning option dial, plus 2 settings (reheat and defrost). It has extra lift for easily getting out smaller items, like crumpets. Plus, it has a removable crumb tray at the front. These minimal features mean it’s simple to use and clean.

It has good, although very limited, consumer reviews with people praising its value for money. It’s also been reviewed by CHOICE and Kambrook is Aussies’ 7th most popular toaster brand.

Choose this if...

‍You want to spend the minimum on a simple toaster that’s easy to use.

Smeg TSF02

The Smeg TSF02 is for people who want a beautiful looking toaster. The 50s styling is a joy to behold on your kitchen benchtop. Although it has 2 slots, like our Sunbeam runner-up, these slots are extra-long and wide. Which means you can toast 2 larger or longer bread slices (think ciabatta) or 4 ‘regular’ bread slices.

It offers 6 browning levels and 3 pre-set programmes: reheat, defrost, and bagel. This makes it incredibly easy to use. It also features a stylish push down lever. The crumb tray is removable for easy cleaning.

It comes in a range of beautiful vintage colours and is RRP $199, with a 2-year warranty. It has a good number of consumer reviews, earning it just under 2.5 stars.

Choose this if...

Looks are more important to you than extensive functionality.

Kenwood K-Sense TCM400

For alternative retro styling, consider the Kenwood K-Sense TCM400. It offers a great range of features. These include 1-sided toasting (ideal for bagels), a preview function (to see how your toast is doing, whether interrupting the cycle) and an eco-mode, which allows you to toast 1 slice at a time without heating up the other slot’s elements.

It has 5 browning levels plus reheat and defrost settings. It comes in 5 different colours and has a funky, rounded look. You’ll pay around RRP $169 for the Kenwood K-Sense TCM400. Although it’s been reviewed by CHOICE, it doesn’t have any consumer reviews yet.

Choose this if...

You want a retro-looking toaster for under $200 with some good features, including preview and eco-mode, and are ok with it not having any consumer reviews.

Dualit NewGen

Serious about toast? Here’s a serious price: RRP $400, making the Dualit NewGen the most expensive toaster we reviewed. Given it’s handcrafted in the UK, with the assembler’s name on the base plate, it’s not that surprising. Plus, it was first designed in 1946 and has won awards for its design.

Beyond its looks, it has a dial to select your toast level plus a defrost and bagel setting. An energy-efficient slot-selector means you can heat either 1 or both slots, depending on what you need. The manually operated ejector lever lets you check the bread while toasting it, giving you control.

It has a high-lift mechanism to remove small items easily and a removable crumb tray. All its parts are fully repairable or replaceable and it comes with a 5-year warranty.

It has almost 4 stars on ProductReview.com.au, but from a limited number of reviews. Aussies love how all its parts can be replaceable (although given Dualit is based in the UK, this may not be as simple for Aussie-based customers) and how beautiful it looks. It hasn’t yet been tested by CHOICE.

Choose this if...

You want a classic design icon as a toasterfrom a high-end brand, that’s been handcrafted and should last you a long time.

Sunbeam Café Series

A step up from our Sunbeam runner-up, the Café Series has extra wide and deep toasting slots, making it ideal for thicker bread. It has the same self-centring feature for even toasting and offers a crumpet setting too.

It offers 6 browning options on a handy dial, plus a high-lift lever for things like crumpets and muffins and a removable crumb tray.

It comes with a great 5-year warranty (on the elements only), which somewhat explains its RRP $199 price tag. It has almost 100 consumer reviews, awarding it almost 3 stars, and Sunbeam is Canstar Blue’s 6th most popular toaster brand. It hasn’t yet been tested by CHOICE.

Choose this if...

You want a 4-slice toaster that can handle thicker bread, with a dedicated crumpet setting, for around $200.

DéLonghi Brillante CTJ4003

Another 4-slice contender, the DéLonghi Brillante CTJ4003 has a unique faceted finish. For RRP $129, you’re getting retro styling, plus a 5-level browning dial and reheat and defrost functions.

It offers variable width slots to handle thicker bread, and the 2 slots can be heated independently. This means you can make 1 or 2 slices of toast without wasting energy. It also has 2 removable crumb trays for easy cleaning.

Although it hasn’t been tested by CHOICE, it has great, although limited, consumer reviews. DéLonghi is also Canstar Blue’s 4th most popular toaster brand.

Choose this if...

You’d like a unique-looking toaster with variable width slots to accommodate different bread sizes, for just over $100.

How we picked

To decide Australia’s best toaster, we started with CHOICE, Australia’s leading consumer advocacy group. They’ve put a lot of toasters through their paces in their test kitchen, which gave us insights into the technical performance of some toasters.

We then turned to ProductReview.com.au, Australia’s first consumer opinion website. This let us know which toasters are most loved by Aussies.

Our final check was Canstar Blue, an Australian consumer review and comparison website. Their toaster brands survey let us know which brands are most trusted by Aussies, although it didn’t give us specific models.

Armed with plenty of toaster-contenders, we narrowed them down by our criteria. We wanted toasters that covered a range of budgets and needs: from toast addicts who’d use it daily to toast dabblers who’d let it gather dust in the cupboard. Regardless of what features they offered, we wanted them to be easy to use and clean.

Toasters are subjective. Some people love carbonated toast. Others want their bread barely kissed by heat. So, we didn’t delve too deeply into their perceived performance. We also didn’t specifically focus on size: this guide covers both the best 4-slice and 2-slice toasters.

Once we applied our criteria, we found the top toasters in Australia.

Important features to consider

Ready to go toaster shopping? Keep an eye out for these features.

Number of slices

Toasters are available in 2- or 4-slice size. What you choose depends on the size of your household and how much toast you eat. A 4-slice toaster suits families well. They are a lot bigger though, so make sure you’ve got plenty of space. To avoid wasting energy, look for toasters with eco modes. These normally allow you to toast 1 or 2 slices of bread, without heating up the other slot’s elements.

Easy to use

Look for easy-to-understand controls. They might have icons or text. Dials and buttons are standard and suitable for most users.

Defrost setting

If you’re taking bread directly from the freezer and putting it in the toaster, a defrost setting adds extra time to thaw the bread. Even our most affordable toaster, the Kambrook The Smarter Choice KTA120, has this feature.

Reheat setting

If you haven’t eaten your toast straightaway and it’s gone cold, the reheat setting will heat it back up for you. Again, even our most affordable toaster has this.

Crumb tray

All toasters should have an easily removable crumb tray. Bonus points for this being at the front, so you don’t need to pick it up and move it to get to the tray.

Slot length

If you’d like to toast more than your standard bread, something like ciabatta, pay attention to slot length. You may need to get a long slot length toaster. This isn’t necessarily a feature you pay more for: our Sunbeam runner-up is long length and its RRP is just $50.

What you get if you spend more

Paying more is unlikely to get you better toast results. But it may get you a better-looking toaster (hello Dualit NewGen).

LED progress indicator

If you’re wondering how far through the cycle your toast is, look out for a toaster with a LED progress indicator. It’s ideal for anyone who doesn’t like surprises.

High lift lever

To avoid small things like bagels or hot cross buns getting stuck in the toaster, some toasters offer a high lift lever. It also helps you avoid burning your fingers as you struggle to extract them.

Motorised lift

For that hotel-at-home feeling, opt for a motorised lift. Rather than popping your toast up, it’ll gently raise it. Only our Breville winner offers this.

Multiple settings

As well as standard defrost and reheat, some toasters offer other settings, like dedicated bagel ones.

Preview feature

Whether you smell burning or you’re impatient for perfection, some toasters have a preview feature. This lets you check your toast’s progress, without interrupting the toasting cycle.

Dual controls

Different to eco mode – which only heats up 1 slot’s elements – dual controls mean you can use 2 different toasting cycles at the same time. Which means if you’re preparing toast for more than 1 person, or are using different types of bread, it’s a handy feature.

Good looks

If you want to make a statement in your kitchen with a stunning toaster, you’ll need to pay more to enjoy the retro stylings of Smeg and Dualit.

The bottom line

A top toaster quickly and consistently produces evenly browned toast, done to your own specifications. It’s easy to use and clean and becomes a beloved piece of kitchen equipment thanks to its toasting prowess.

We think the Breville the Smart Toast is Australia’s best toaster. Thanks to its wider slots, it can handle a wide range of bread, from thick artisan loaves to bagels and pastries. With 5 settings, you can customise your toast to your needs. It promises no surprises, due to its Lift and Look and 1-touch lowering / lifting features. At RRP $199.95, this is a toaster for people who love toast in all its forms and will frequently use it.

A more affordable alternative is our runner-up, the Sunbeam Long Slot 2 Slice Toaster TA4520, at just RRP $50. Its long slots handle a range of bread types, especially longer ones like sourdough or ciabatta. It also has a QuickCheck feature (its equivalent of Breville’s Lift and Look) and offers reheat and defrost settings. Although it’s packing less than our winner, it’s (far) less expensive.

Toasters in Australia vary massively in price and functions. Buying one isn’t so simple, so here are the best toasters available in Australia right now.

A toaster can be a useful addition to your kitchen regardless if you want a simple toasted bread or a cafe-perfect toast. The best toaster will undoubtedly provide you with the perfect toast for your breakfast or even snack.

When it comes to choosing a toaster, buyers often face a myriad of options. And if you do not have the knowledge, you will certainly make an expensive mistake. To avoid such a tricky situation, here is a guide to choosing the best toasters in the market. We also included some reviews of the best toasters in Australia.

What is the Best Toaster to Buy in Australia?

Toasters are one of the best appliances that you can find if you are looking for the best breakfast and snack maker. And for the reason that this kitchen appliance is very in demand, a lot of brands came emerging. But the similar features that these toasters have to make it very hard to make a choice.

But while some brands may look the same at first glance, some offer different features and more cooking options. Some also hold additional safety features that make it handier.

When buying a toaster, the brand and model you should buy solely depends on your personal choice. You initially need to assess your kitchen needs and then make a choice that suits these needs.

If you think that you only need your toaster once in a while, then you can opt for a toaster with a standard model. On the other hand, if you will often use your appliance, find one with lots of convenient features.

How to Choose the Right Toaster for Your Kitchen

As I said earlier, choosing a toaster can be an overwhelming task. Making the wrong choice can lead to an unused kitchen appliance. There are two things that you can do in order to find the perfect oven for you. First, figure out particularly what you want to accomplish using your oven. Second, do your research.

To help you further in choosing your toaster, here are some tips that you can follow:

Space and Size

There are two very important things that you have to consider when choosing an oven: where you will be cooking and what you are going to cook.

Before you go out and buy your oven, make sure that you know the size of the area where you will place it. Grab a measuring tool and measure the full dimensions of the area where you plan to use your oven in.

For safety purposes, there is a minimum amount of clearance space required for every oven. The clearance space is the amount of space that should be present between the oven, the overhead cabinets, the rear walls, as well as its both sides.

The moment that you found the oven that meets your requirements, check its manual to see the amount of clearance space that it needs. If you cannot find this info on the manual, call the manufacturer. They should have all the information that you will ask for.

Your budget

Regardless if you are on a tight budget or you have no price limit with your oven choice, it is important to focus on quality and durability. It is vital to note that a small oven with limited features is way better than one with different settings but poor heating elements.

Additional features

Basically, you only need some basic functions if you want an oven. These functions are bake, toast, and broil. You can cook almost anything with these three oven functions by adjusting the rack placement and temperature.

The bake function is similar to the function of an ordinary big oven. In this function, the heat comes primarily from the bottom of the appliance.

In the toast function, there is an even distribution of heat in the bottom and upper part of the oven. This function is great if you want to toast both sides of your bread or if you are reheating your leftover pizza.

The broil function, on the other hand, uses direct radiant heat in order to cook food using only the top elements. If you love melted cheese and grilled vegetables, the broil is the perfect function to achieve it.

Special features

There are a lot of various special features that a toaster oven can have and below are some of it:

• Convention. A Convection is a fan that forces warm air all over the oven’s interior. This feature helps in cooking food faster and evenly.
• LCD Screen. The LCD screen is responsible for displaying the functions that you set for your oven. Some ovens have screens that change color during preheating and when your dish is ready.
• Interior Light. Opening your oven’s door to check on whatever you are cooking may reduce the interior temperature. Having an interior light is a great help to avoid constantly opening your oven’s door. It allows you to check the condition of what you are cooking without having to open the door.
• Timer. The timer will let you place your food inside the oven and then completely forget about it. Some ovens also have an automatic shut off function to help you avoid burning your dish. On the other hand, some ovens have an alert sound that lets you know when your dish is ready.
• Temperature probe. This feature allows you to cook your food to your desired internal temperature. The temperature probe is inserted into your food and it relays the internal temperature of your food item back to the oven.

What is the Best Toaster on the Market?

There are a lot of toaster brands in the market. In terms of satisfaction, the brand that tops the list is the Russell Hobbs. It was followed by Target, Breville, DeLonghi, Kmart, Sunbeam, and then Kambrook.

Regardless if your choice is on the very top of the ratings or not, what is important is that it meets all your needs and the requirements of your kitchen.

10 Best Toasters and Brands in Australia in 2020

In creating this list, we did the research to see what people were buying and why they bought them. We based this on the number of reviews online.

1. Russell Hobbs RHT54WHI Heritage Vogue 4 Slice Toaster

This very stylish and trendy oven covers all the different preferences that you may want for your food item. This includes lightly cooked, just right, and well done cooking preferences.

You can consider the Russell Hobbs RHT54WHI Heritage Vogue 4 Slice Toaster as the best 4 slice toaster in this article. The brand Russell Hobbs is one of the veterans in the kitchen appliance market. It is operating for more than 50 years, which gives you a guarantee that its products are all high-quality.

The features of this oven include defrost, which you can use for reheating your frozen pizza and other small meat. It also features extra-wide toasting slots with slide-out crumb tray for easier cleaning.

This oven is the epitome of timeless and classy design. It is a perfect addition to your kitchen with its soft-touch features and split carriage with two or four toastings. The independent browning controls, on the other hand, lets you have perfectly and evenly toasted bread in no time.

To make sure that you are at ease with your purchase, Russell Hobbs provides a two-year warranty for this product.

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2. Target 4-slice toaster

The brand Target is one of the leading brands when it comes to toaster ovens. While most of its oven models are 2-slice, they also offer 4-slice toaster if you have a larger household.

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Target’s 2 Slice Toaster (TART1702 ) has all the features that your kitchen demands. It can brown your toast the exact way you want it to be. A removable crumb tray also comes with it along with the other functions like cancel, reheat, and defrost.

Some other Target ovens have useful cord storage as well as wide bread slots for toasts that look like the ones you can buy on cafes. Their one and only 4-slice toaster have more advanced features including an auto pop-up and additional lifting ability and a browning control that you can adjust up to seven various settings. It also has standard functions like defrost, reheat, and cancel.

In terms of overall customer satisfaction, we can give this brand four stars.

3. Breville 4-slice toaster

If you are a constant reader of our articles, then you may have come across this brand a few times now. From cold press juicers to breadmakers, Breville has the best models that you can have.

Having said this, I am sure that you now know that this brand also offers some of the best toaster ovens in the market. Regardless if you want a 2-slice toaster for a small household or a 4-slice toaster for large meal preparation, Breville has it for you.

One of Breville’s best ovens, the Lift & Look model is one thing that you should never look past to. This oven got its name from its lift and look function. The said function allows you to manually lift the lever so you can check what you are toasting without interrupting the cooking cycle.

The Breville Lift & Look has a plastic exterior which does not conduct heat. It also has various settings that let you cook your toast just the way you like it. For larger pieces of bread, this oven has a wider slot design.

For people who cannot get their toast right, Breville also has another line of product called Bit More. It has similar functions with the Lift & Look, but it comes with an additional function called “Bit More.” This button adds an additional 30 seconds to the toasting cycle, so you can get the brown you want in your toast.

If you cannot decide which you will purchase between the Lift & Look and Bit More oven, Breville also has the Toast Control Model which has the combination of the Lift & Look and Bit More combined.

4. DeLonghi European toaster

DeLonghi is operating in the industry for more than a century, providing the market with a plethora of kitchen appliances. Their Argento 2-slice model s their cheapest oven. It comes with a crumb tray that lets you clean the oven easily and an extra lift position so you can easily take your toast out once it is done.

The Argento toaster is also available in 4-piece model which lets you control each of the oven’s slot separately. This feature means that you can toast four slices of bread all at the same time and have it browned at different levels.

DeLonghi’s best toaster, the Scultura oven has a bit heavy price tag of over $200. Although this price may shock you, the oven comes with plenty of useful features that make the price worth it. It comes with six browning temperatures as well as two crumb trays. DeLonghi also integrated a standard reheat and defrost controls to this model.

You will never have to worry about your investment as DeLonghi offers a one-year warranty to all their products.

5. Kmart 4-slice retro toaster

One of Kmart’s most popular toaster model is the 4 Slice Stainless Steel Retro ToasterThe brand included an excellent browning control adjustability to this toaster along with a reheat, cancel, and defrost functions. This oven also comes with a slide-out crumb tray that you can easily clean.

Kmart has the cheapest ovens that you can find in the market. They have a simple white 2-slice toaster that you can get for $7.50. On the other hand, their 4-slice toaster has a price of $45.

Kmart’s 2-slice toaster comes with a slide-out crumb tray and a cord storage. If you are looking for a simple oven with functions that can meet your needs, then this one is a must-have.

6. Sunbeam 2-slice and 4-slice toasters

The brand Sunbeam has the largest choice when it comes to toaster ovens. You will be able to find the perfect model for you regardless if you are on a tight budget or if you want to spend big. They offer both 2-slice and 4-slice models.

They also offer the Long Slot model, perfect for the large bread slices that you want to toast. Through this oven, you will have plenty of meal options for your family.

Sunbeam’s oven choices have 2-slice Quantum toaster that holds everything you need in a toaster. It has multiple browning settings, anti-slip feet, and cord storage. This oven will undoubtedly suit those people who are looking for a simple but functional toaster.

On the other hand, if you are planning to spend it all out on your oven, Sunbeam also has the Long Slot toaster. It features a self-centering slot, a high lift lever, and QuickCheck functions.

If you have a busy household, you might want to consider having Sunbeam’s Turbo Toaster. The makers are claiming that this kitchen appliance can make your toasting time faster by one-third than a regular oven. The Turbo Toaster also uses half an energy amount than any other toasters.

7. Kambrook toasters

Kambrook has a variety of 4-slice and 2-slice toasters. And what’s even more fantastic is that these toasters come at a very affordable price.

If you often toast large slices of bread, Kambrook also offers ovens with extra-wide toasting slots. Their toasters have removable crumb trays that make cleaning faster and more convenient. Another additional feature to their toasters is the extra lift feature that lets you get your toast without accidentally burning your hand.

On the other hand, the standard features include defrost, reheat, and cancel settings. The browning options have six stages so you can get the perfect texture that you want with your toast.

For those people who are looking for a way to make fancier dishes, Kambrook has toasters with higher wattage as well as additional browning controls and a cord storage that saves up some space from your kitchen counter.

8. ALDI budget toasters

ALDI often features home appliances that can fit the people’s tight budget. Their 4-slice toaster is something that every domestic kitchen should have. It has a reheat, cancel, and defrost setting, as well as a browning control that you can adjust.

To avoid burning your toast in case it gets stuck, the oven has an anti-jam function and an extra high lift option. Also, worry not about your investment as it has a three-year warranty.

9. KitchenAid toasters

This brand offers some of the best toaster ovens for a standard household kitchen. With the 2-slice and 4-slice ovens, that come in various styles and finishes. Guaranteed that you will find one that suits the aesthetics of your kitchen.

KitchenAid’s oven has a wide slot and an easy high lift lever that makes it easier to take your toast out once it’s done. The keep-warm function, on the other hand, lets you keep your toast warm for up to three minutes after the toasting cycle is done.

Moreover, KitchenAid has their top of the line series which include the Pro-Line. This toaster comes with an LED digital display and countdown feature other than the keep-warm function.

10. Smeg retro luxury toasters

If you are a fan of retro styles, then the 2-slice and 4-slice toasters from Smeg is a must-have for you. Smeg ovens have various features and additionals like crumb tray, anti-slip feet, cord storage, and automatic centring racks that brown your toast evenly.

Smeg toasters also have different toasting levels, so you’ll have your toast just the way you want it.

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