Zwilling 2 Long Slots Toaster Black

A toaster for your special toasting needs. The premium ZWILLING black long-slot toaster for four standard slices or two long slices of bread boasts a modern design and even toasting every time. Repeated toasting automatically shortens the toasting duration. The 1800 watt toaster’s four separate heating elements evenly toast both sides of each slice. Plus, each slice of toast is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside – authentic ZWILLING toast.

When it’s finished, toast doesn’t simply fly out of the toaster, it glides. The soft-lift feature ensures gentle lifting of standard and long toast and bagels, and the built-in extra-lift feature allows even smaller slices to be removed easily from the toaster. Never burn your toast again: This toaster automatically switches off when the selected toast setting is complete. Even when set to high, toast is never toasted to more than dark brown. The stop button also allows you to instantly stop toasting at any time. Crumbs fall into the easy-to-remove crumb tray.

Seven toast settings and three automatic programmes offer ample flexibility for your toasting needs every time. The warm up feature allows you to reheat cold toast. The thaw feature allows you to toast frozen bread direct from the freezer. And the bagel feature with slice centring allows you to achieve ideal bagel toasting results: crispy on the outside, toasted on the inside.

Comes fitted with UK 3-pin plug as standard.

Please note toaster accessories are sold separately.

• Long-slot toaster for four standard slices or two long slices of bread
• Automatically adjusts toasting duration for even browning – even over repeated toasting
• Three automatic programmes: thaw, warm and bagel
• Soft-lift feature for gently lifting slices
• Safety feature with automatic shut-off prevents burnt toast
• Four separate heating elements for even browning on both sides of the toast
• Built-in cord wrap for convenient storage. Cable length: 1m
• Developed by ZWILLING in Germany, designed in Milan, Italy, by Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez