Things You'll Need:
- Measuring Tapes
- Bagels
- Breads
- Butter
- Cream Cheeses
- Frozen Waffles
- Jams And Jellies
- Butter
- Butter Knives
- Toasters
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Step 1
Find the place on your table or countertop where you expect to put the toaster. Measure or make mental note of how much space you have available.
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Step 2
Decide how many slots you need in the toaster, depending on how much bread you will toast at the same time. Toasters generally have from 2 to 4 slots.
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Step 3
Choose between slots of a regular width or extra-wide slots that can accommodate bagels or Belgian waffles.
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Step 4
Choose a toaster with side-by-side slots or with long slots situated end-to-end.
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Step 5
Consider special features such as a Defrost or Reheat button, separate toasting controls for each slot, or an extender that causes the toast to pop up higher so you can grab it more easily.
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Step 6
Check and compare warranties and service options.









