Cuisinart 4 Slice Brushed Stainless Toaster Oven

Great toaster ,looks good , performs as expected Would buy it again.

My son and his wife like the toaster.

This stainless steel toaster with four slots is a kitchen essential that combines style with practicality. Its sleek design adds a touch of elegance to any countertop while providing ample toasting capacity for busy mornings or family gatherings. The durable stainless steel construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the four slots allow for versatile toasting options to accommodate different bread sizes and preferences. With adjustable browning settings, you can achieve the perfect toast every time, from lightly golden to crispy perfection. The convenient removable crumb tray makes cleanup a breeze, while the intuitive controls make operation simple and effortless. Whether you’re toasting bread, bagels, or waffles, this toaster delivers consistent results with every use. Say goodbye to uneven toasting and hello to perfectly toasted bread with this sleek and reliable stainless steel toaster.

Just purchased to replace a older model that stopped working. I find that you have to set the dial for a higher setting to brown toast etc., my husband likes the toast well done , so set it for 6-7 and me for 5-6. Seems like it takes a little longer to toast, than my previous Cuisinart toaster. My previous toaster was the same but no cancel button, which is very useful. Will continue to empty the trays for crumbs, but only wish that you could open the bottom to release larger crumbs that get caught inside. This was my only issue with my older toaster. I like this toaster.

Already have used it three times and it has toasted bread, English muffins, and waffles to your perfection. This toaster is solidly built love the stainless steel, classic look, and being that it’s not digital is key, because they tend to fail out after a couple years.

Toaster is slightly larger than your typical four slotted toaster. So make sure that you have room for this if you’re stowing it away in a cabinet. The size does matter if you have a small kitchen. Some mainly put it on the countertop where others put it away. Luckily, we have the room, but I had to move and shift some things around the cabinet in order to stow it away properly.

Heats up quick, does a phenomenal job. We have a few of the Cuisinart Brands. Some have been wonderful, and some not that great….

As of now, it’s a hit. Paddles are solid, locks down easily when dropping the bread in the slots without shoving it down to make sure your items are toasted evenly. Lots of room for Texas toast and browns easily without having to hit the cycle twice. If you set it properly, it will toast it right one time.,,Not much more else to say. Great value! Good Luck!

My toaster (a big, slow toaster oven) died just before my recent vacation. I was staying at an Airbnb home that had this toaster. And I was amazed at how well it worked. It was FAST. And toasted evenly. So I placed my order online before I even left the house. Came home from vacation and it was waiting on my doorstep. God, I love Amazon Prime!

I have a house full of carb addicts. They all like their various breakfast carb-items toasted. That might be a bagel. Or a frozen waffle. Or regular bread. Or a pop-tart of some kind. (I never said we ate particularly healthy.) 9 days out of 10, I have 4 people vying for toaster time between the hour of 7 and 8 am. I tried to get a really big toaster oven to address this issue. But the thing was so big that it took forever to toast anything. Then it died. Problem solved! New toaster.

This baby is fast. It (only) has 4 slots, so there is still a small back-up in the toasting line but because of the speed, we do pretty well. The only thing to note is that the first time you toast in the morning, you have to use a slightly darker setting to get a nice, even brown. I start around 4 1/2. Then, the second run, after the toaster is hot, I can dial it back to 3 1/2 to get the same level/degree of toastiness. This isn’t a big deal to me, but my youngest son has an issue with burned edges on his waffles.

I haven’t really used the other settings (bagel, reheat, defrost etc). I’m sure people who are even pickier than my “brown edges” kid might want to play around with those. I just like a simple toaster where you drop your sliced carb thing in the slot, push down the lever, and wait for the browned goodness to pop up with a satisfying springy sound. And by wait, I mean, not until my roots start growing out and I need another touch-up. This fits the bill. Fast, even, simple and not terribly expensive.