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Read Reviews for Delonghi Argento CT02 Toaster
by - written on 01/07/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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The review I'm writing is about the cream version of this toaster, I also have the matching kettle which I have reviewed recently. Unlike the kettle, I have been very pleased with the overall performance of this toaster. **The look It has a very stylish matt cream finish with silver buttons and handle. It goes beautifully with my kitchen which is also mainly cream, I think coloured toasters and kettles are just a bit more funky than their silver counterparts. **The size I think it is slightly larger than average for a 2 slice toaster, approx 6" deep, 11" wide and 8" high, so may take up a little bit more room but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/01/08 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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This toaster has been sitting happily in our kitchen now for about 12 months and Im pleased to say it has er.....toasted stuff. Thats not to be derogatory, it just that it does its job pretty well without being spectacular. ****looks***** Well weve got the matching kettle so thats a plus and they look very sleek and silver next to each other. I noticed another reviewer didnt like the large Delonghi brand name stamped across the side bit I think it loks quite nifty in an industrial sort of way. The silver is just sprayed on paint which looks a bit naff close up but from a distance it looks pretty good. The curved top looks very modern and the buttons and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/09/06 (Very useful, 450 readings)
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Just about everyone loves a pop-up in the kitchen. They are as conventional in our society as the electric kettle. The pop-up wins the day when in competition with a good grilling. On safety grounds alone, who wants to burn the house down? Setting off the smoke alarm is a small price to pay for burnt toast. Pop-up toasters come in many shapes and sizes, slim ones, fat ones, long ones and even tiny ones. Choosing the right one that fits the job can be an extensive task. One fine Christmas a couple of years ago I got the strangest present, a new toaster for my new kitchen. It took all the worry and the research of review reading out of the equation. ... Read the complete review
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