Our old toaster started to give up the ghost last year when some of the heating elements started to go, and we decided that it wasn't really being productive trying to pull the bread out of the slot mid-toast, to turn it around and slot it in again to ensure both sides could be done. So we decided that we needed a new toaster. Looking around, there are an almost infinite number of toasters available, in many different configurations, styles and colours, but shopping in Tesco one day, this Tesco 4 slice model caught our attention, mainly because in the stainless steel finish it looked quite nice, but also since it seemed to have many additional features, all wrapped up .  Read the complete review

If you think about it, unless you're in the habit of eating your toast 4 slices at a time, the only reason to buy a bigger toaster is to make enough for 2 people in one go. Since those 2 people might like their bread prepared differently, what you really need is two 2-slice toasters...and that's exactly what you get here. Let me explain. This toaster has 4 slots but 2 sets of controls, meaning you can use different settings for each pair of slices. Not only can you adjust the degree to which the bread toasts (from lightly crispy to deeply tanned), but you can also choose the type of bread (regular or bagel) and its initial state (normal, frozen, or toasted but ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Four Slice Toaster Before I owned a 4 slice toaster, I didn't really see the need for them. I don't come from a massive family and we have never previously had trouble waiting 2 minutes for someone to finish with the toaster in the morning. Since having the four-slicer however I don't think I could go back! It makes it so much easier when making scrambled eggs on toast, say, to know that both peoples toast will be the same temperature (and not having to choose who you like more, or how generous you are feeling to determine who gets the hot toast!). I purchased this 4 slice toaster a couple of months ago when, after investing in a new kettle, ...  Read the complete review

As a student and also a mother of four children, I am constantly looking for cheaper solutions to suit my busy lifestyle. It is very hard in the morning for me getting the kids ready for school, especially when the only thing the kids will eat is toast and Nutella for breakfast. I always hated my old toaster because it only cooked two slices at a time. And, of course, with me having the hungriest kids in the world, they want two slices teach and nothing else. I also hated my old toaster as it was white which did not clash with my kitchen and it was so slow. I thought it was definitely time for a new toaster, and for the first time ever in my life, I bought a product ...  Read the complete review

Buying the cheaper own brand goods from certain shops has it's ups and downs. On one hand you get a great deal on your desired item but you also only ever get the bare essentials. In the case of the Tesco 4 Slice Stainless Steel Toaster this is exactly what you get. For about 12-15 pounds you can get your hands on this particular piece of culinary equipment. It comes in a standard tesco cardboard box and is supplied with an instruction manual and the toaster itself. Taking the toaster out of the box I was surprised both by it's weight and by the quality of the feel. I don't have a precise measurement but the toaster weighs enough so that it won't get pulled ...  Read the complete review