Dualit New Generation 4 Slice Toaster

A not-just-for-plain-toast toaster!

Dualit®’s Newgen extra-wide-slot toaster is the perfect ‘buns and bagels’ toaster for those who like multi-utility toasters that move beyond bread slices. The toaster's four extra-wide, 28mm slots are compatible with Dualit®’s sandwich cage. Thick enough to accommodate slices of pastries too. The toaster has a defrost setting that allows you to thaw frozen bread, and it automatically shuts off to prevent burning.

Just like other Dualit® toasters, this one too comes with patented ProHeat elements that allow for an even browning of your toasts. A removable crumb tray makes the toaster easier to clean too. The toaster, with its stainless-steel body, is available in a copper color. This ultra-stylish toaster with powerful utility-packed features not only looks great on your countertop, but it offers the prospect of speedier, easier foods when you are pressed for time.

• Dualit® toaster with 4 extra-wide slots
• Auto shut-off and convenient defrost setting
• Can accommodate Dualit®’s sandwich cage and has a removable crumb tray for easy cleaning
• 1-year limited manufacturer’s warranty
• H 14inches x W 9inches x D 8inches in dimensions and 1800 watts
• Durable stainless-steel body, Copper color

About Dualit

Dualit is an iconic British brand that makes toasters. The brand was founded by German-born Max Gort-Barten. The company arose from humble beginnings after Gort-Barten served in World War II. He bought a small factory and began using it to produce electric kitchen appliances using his knowledge of design and engineering. The first product he created that really caught on was a 6 slice toaster with a timer, which was unlike any toaster being produced at the time. The popularity of this item allowed the company to grow and produce new and improved products. Today, the company is run by Max's son, Leslie. The company still prides itself in producing reliable and well-designed products. The newer products feature the latest technology, but their looks are very similar to the designs first used by the company in the 1950s.