Subscribe by EmailHardcore Turbo Toaster Burns your Bread in Under a Minute
December 20, 2007 by Kiltak |Are you the kind of person who thinks waiting two minutes for your toast to be ready in the morning is too long? Then the Turbo Toaster is something you’ll definitely want to put on your wish list for next Christmas. Normally, we wouldn’t blog about such a mundane device, but you have to see this toaster to understand why we did.
The way it works is fairly simple. A normal toaster toasts your bread via small parallel metal bars, but the secret of the turbo toaster is with its giant, jet engine-like fans, which pulls in air, allowing to blast the heat over your bread much more quickly.
(via OhGizmo!)
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Am I the only one that thinks beans on toast is a little odd? Then again, if you’re willing to buy a toaster like that, I guess everything else would seem normal.
Beans on toast with maple syrup is delicious
No, I’m not pregnant by the way
Beans-on-toast is a favourite, staple meal in Britain. You could also put a fried egg on top, or cheese, or sausage, bacon, or all of the above. Beans are are cheap, and good for you.
So, that’s one bizarre-looking toaster. Looks like it could do at least 65 mph.
Yeah, lots of us English weirdos eat Beans on Toast. Personaly I prefer cheese
err… am I the only one who has a problem with the number of slices it takes?
I apologize then. It looks like I’m the odd man out. Maybe next time I cook up some beans, I’ll have to slap them on some toast with some of the stuff HSO listed. I do like beans with some hotdogs, so it wouldn’t be that much of a stretch!
Glad to hear the test came back negative, Kiltak!!
The States don’t tend to have the same type of beans that we get in the uk, so may be thats why.