It's generally agreed that people began browning bread over the fire as a way of preserving it from mold, making stale bread ...

A Toastmaster pop-up bread toaster, invented by Stillwater factory worker Charles P. Strite and manufactured in Minneapolis by the Waters-Genter Company in 1921. (Courtesy of the Minnesota ...

For a long time, the toaster has been attributed to a Brit named Alan MacMasters. But recent evidence contradicts that claim.

Read more: 12 Jarred Peanut Butter Brands, Ranked While you can reheat stale bread to bring it back to ... transfer them from the freezer to a toaster, so that you can enjoy them immediately.

The bread and toppings vary from day to day, of course, but there’s one decision that, more or less, you’re stuck with: the actual appliance you use. And trust me: The toaster you use does ...

I use the “frozen” feature most often since I often freeze my sourdough to keep it from going stale ... and evenly this Breville toaster, well, toasts my frozen bread. In fact, I’ve talked ...

The new toaster also gives my bread that slightly fresher smell too, especially compared to my blackened old toaster that just makes bread smell, well, scorched. If you’ve got a kitchen that you ...

KitchenAid Long Slot toaster review (5KMT4116), in summary: If you like bread that isn't square, this could be your perfect toaster. Finding the right toaster to suit your bread preferences should ...