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Dualit 2-Slice Toaster | 
| Brand: Dualit
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $234.60 - $299.00 (On sale from $323.99)
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Rating:  46 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.9
Dimensions (in): 11.7 x 10.2 x 10.2
MPN: 20293/A
Model: ADUA20293K1
UPC: 718122225910
ASIN: B0000A5R0L
Release Date: September 15, 2003
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| Features:
| • | Dualit Commercial 2-Slice Vario Bread Toaster | | • | Dualit Sandwich Cage | | • | Kuhn Rikon Silicone Tongs |
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Product Description
The Dualit Vario Toaster combines simplicity and sophistication perfectly. Designed for commercial use, the toaster is hand assembled in England and built to last, with an insulated stainless-steel body, variable controls and automatic turnoff. With extra wide 28mm slots to accommodate a Sandwich Cage and the award winning ProHeat elements, a patented design which increases toasting efficiency & element longevity, every toaster has a removable crumb tray and an adjustable rear foot. The Sandwich Cage, which has a built in drip tray, can be purchased as an optional accessory. Toasts up to 65 slices per hour. Two extra-wide 28mm slots accommodate the Dualit sandwich cage (sold separately) as well as thick-sliced bread and bagels. Patented, award-winning ProHeat design enhances toasting efficiency and lengthens the life of heating elements. Heat shuts off when toasting is complete, but toast does not pop up automatically, staying warm in the slots until you push the ejection lever. Insulated stainless steel housing with chrome finish. Variable browning controls. Automatic shutoff. Removable crumb tray. Adjustable rear foot.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 41 more reviews...
LOVEEEE THIS TOASTER!! August 21, 2008
princess_workstoomuch (the wild wild west of Nevada)
I cannot fathom what some of these people are thinking when they say they do not care for this toaster. I moved across 2000 miles away and have yet to bring all of my things and this is the one appliance that I miss along with my kitchenaid mixer. If you love to cook and like versatality this is the toaster for you. It has accessories to toast sandwiches instead of getting out a frying pan and it is like nothing I have ever seen on the market as far as toasters go. I bought mine in black, but am eyeing the red one that I wanted, but was not available in the USA at the time mine was purchased.(I had even called England and begged way back when!) This one is a must for my kitchen and busy life. Some things just cannot get any better.
 Objective Review August 16, 2008
Dee Thoms (woodbridge, va United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Like another reviewer, I waited a couple of years to form my opinion. This product looks sturdy and people love the "legend of the Dualit". One side comment is that I find it very amusing that a manual toast lever is considered a winning feature.
Anyway, back to my review. Bread does not toast evenly. After time, the problem only gets worse. No real way to easily clean the inside of the toaster.
Bottom line is I love this toaster. What else can I say about a toaster that cost $300. The toaster either works great or I am bloody crazy for spending that kind of money. I choose to love the toaster.
 Not Worth the Money March 5, 2008
Mizerello (Portland, OR United States)
I bought this as a Christmas gift for my sister 3 years ago. It was VERY difficult to spend $250 (purchased at Williams-Sonoma)on a toaster but she loved the look of it. I gave it two stars because it does look great. However, it doesn't work very well. It toasts unevenly and everything is cold--even if you are prepared with butter in hand and spread it in record time--by the time the toast hits your mouth...COLD!!!!
 What happened??? February 13, 2008
L. Tingley (Philadelphia, PA)
Tough as nails. I had one that saw tons of abuse for 14 years, finally, a heating element was torn by a kid poking a knife in. Couldn't find replacement elements to tried a Kitchaid toaster which was terrible. So bought another Daulit. Same rugged construction but the heating elements are completely different. Good part is that elements are smooth instead of squiggly, and covered with some kind of plastic--so no more worry about bad objects in the toaster. Bad part is that the design changes result in a shockingly slow cook-time and slightly uneven heating. Gets 3 stars because it will last forever. Only gets three starts because it takes so ridiculously long to cook a piece of toast.
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