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I personally love; Popup toasters the diverse eating sensation and bread crust they offer to toasted bread lovers. In the past, I believed that all toasters were created to toast bread inside the kitchen and that they used more energy than oven. That was until I read that Toasters use six times less energy as compared to the normal ovens. In the advent of technological innovation, I would personally recommend  some of my best three choices of toaster.

My first toaster was the Kitchen Aid KMT423CU. The toaster was quite cheap as compared to the other toasters I had seen in the market. I grew fond of it for its extra wide four slots of one and a half inch wide. It retailed for the price of 99$ and came with a LCD display. Another thing I shouldn't forget to mention was its Reheat buttons, defrost and bagel buttons. Imagine, its one touch button raises all bread on demand and it had an all metal construction offering a slick appearance.

Another toaster I could recommend is the Beeville smart toaster. I got jealous of my mother for having this beautiful toaster. It had four slice popup toaster with a push button that controlled the toast. The LED panel illuminated according to my selected settings on the changing or bread browning control. The toaster retailed for about 165.99 dollars and measured 11-3/4 by 11-3/4 by 7-3/4 inches.

Lastly, my present toaster is the Dualit NewGen toaster. The toaster was little bit expensive as it retailed for about 288.99 dollars. It has six slots for slices are about 28 mm and can accommodate sandwiches and bagels. In addition, its Proheat technology system allows the toaster to evenly brown the bread without burning the bread. The device comes with a sandwich cage and automatically shuts off after not being used. How cool is that? So next time you go to check out a toaster check out these three.