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$269.95 for a Toaster? Nope.
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I'll keep my T-20 thank you.
arbilab
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What? No wifi? Fuggeddabbouttit.
Algorithms
The last thing my toaster needs is a brain--or a board to go bad and cost three times as much as the toaster to replace because the toaster wasn't designed to be fixed in the first place.
Sarah
The last thing my toaster needs is a brain--or a board to go bad and cost three times as much as the toaster to replace because the toaster wasn't designed to be fixed in the first place.
Sarah
Nice Looking
I will wait for one at a thrift store for $22
John
I will wait for one at a thrift store for $22
John
Ultramatic, you got me curious about your fridge and stove, I would like to see pics of those or at least know what brands they are—and why WOULDN’T an-almost $270 toaster fit well in there?!
— Dave
— Dave
Commercial toasters are even more expensive. A Toastmaster 4-slice model is over $800. at Wasserstrom.
Still very happy with my Dualit toaster! No fancy stuff, just a solid toaster.
I whole heartedly agree with you Louis, the Dualit is worth the premium price. Solid construction and no nonsense operation. I especially like the manual timer, and lever lift. This gives the user total control over the toasting time. I bought mine on ebay in excellent used cond. for $89.00, shipping included.
I had a Sunbeam T-35 for 14 years that I paid $5.99 for at the Salvation Army Thrift Store, and it was great, until it wasn’t. And once it stopped being dependable all the tweaking I tried wouldn’t bring it back to working right. I donated it to Goodwill, maybe some else was able to get it working right again.
Eddie
I had a Sunbeam T-35 for 14 years that I paid $5.99 for at the Salvation Army Thrift Store, and it was great, until it wasn’t. And once it stopped being dependable all the tweaking I tried wouldn’t bring it back to working right. I donated it to Goodwill, maybe some else was able to get it working right again.
Eddie
For that kind of money, it should butter the toast and chew it for you.
And on a related note . . .
$90 when first introduced.
https://www.amazon.com/BREAKFIX-Automatic-Electronic-Cereal-Dispenser/dp/B00B4ZHBZC
$90 when first introduced.
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Cusineart is not what it used to be. I tossed a convection oven after only 2 years of service.
fan-of-fans
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If you think $269.95 is bad the KitchenAid ProLine/Artisan 4 slice was $500 until recently and still goes for $300. All for a toaster. LOL
The Wolf 4 slice toaster goes for $400 and the 2 slice is $300.
All toasters that don't likely work any better than a $10 one.
The Wolf 4 slice toaster goes for $400 and the 2 slice is $300.
All toasters that don't likely work any better than a $10 one.
blackstone
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I sold a toaster for $300.,,.
When I was clearing out my parents’ store, I sold a few of the T-20 style automatic toasters. One was still in its unopened box. The buyer paid $300 (or so), with the stipulation that the box was never opened.
I wonder if the buyer had an X-ray machine to see what was in the box?
When I was clearing out my parents’ store, I sold a few of the T-20 style automatic toasters. One was still in its unopened box. The buyer paid $300 (or so), with the stipulation that the box was never opened.
I wonder if the buyer had an X-ray machine to see what was in the box?
