At first I was very happy with this toaster, the stainless steel look matched the other items in my kitchen, and it did what it should; toasted bread. But after a short while it's already started to look marked on the stainless steel part, causing it to look old before its time. Also the top of the bread hangs slightly out of the top of the toaster and unless you're watching it and popping it before it's finished to turn it upside down you end up with one part of the bread uncooked. Also, you need to get used to the dial quite quickly otherwise you end up with burnt toast quite often. The crumb tray holds most of the crumbs, but I do get a lot that stay on the top of the  Read the complete review

Sometimes you get a new gadget home and are impressed with its features. A toaster may have many different settings, timers, a bagel rack or a sleek design to brighten up your morning. Unfortunately I am reviewing my toaster which is a Kenwood TTM320 and so the feature list is luke warm, very much like the toast it produces. You know you are in trouble when one of the key features of your toaster is a removable crumb tray. I had'nt come across this ingenious feature until a few short years ago, and even then I were less than impressed. Kenwood are one of the more trusted and reliable brands, but at around £20-£25 you would expect to be able to toast a couple ...  Read the complete review