Breville TT33

Breville TT33: Stylish toasting! (218 words)
by Tailslide - written on 02.12.07 (Useful, 201 readings)
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I love toast. There I've said it. I was on the hunt for a new 4-slot toaster to match my shiny new kitchen BUT it had to look good, work well and not drop crumbs everywhere every time you move the thing! It had to cope with thick and thin bread plus the occasional crumpet or waffle. I had been looking at Dualit toasters as I wanted a large 4-slot vaguely commercial looking toaster. Plus Dualit toasters seemed to be the "in thing" at the time. Well I looked at them... but couldn't bring myself to spend £150 on a toaster. So the TT33 ticked all the boxes - stylish, affordable, big and solid looking. It had the added advantage of matching my new ...

Tip top and toasty (750 words)
by Sparkled_pixie - written on 09.09.07 (Very useful, 196 readings)
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Eating toast is a comfort food for me, some people like to eat crisps and chocolate and I like to eat toast and there is simply nothing better than having a nice thick slice of toast dripping in butter to make you feel better. So it is essential that I have a decent toaster that cooks nice toast to the right amount of browning, not too burnt and not too undercooked and it needs to accept different sized slices of toast, whether they are quite thin or big huge slabs of bread. The Breville TT33 is a 4 sliced metal toaster and retails in the region of £60-£80 depending on where you buy it from. Breville for me are a good kitchen brand and you definitely get value ...