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anyone for toast?

Post by ermie571 »

Just bin to camping international and for the princely sum of £3.25 you can purchase a metal rack type thingy that makes toast when you place it on a gas ring.

It has a circular metal base, with small holes punched in it, to allow the heat to cook the bread. Four slices lean slightly fowards.

So, now you westy owners can have toast!

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Post by Cruz »

Bought one for £1 it was really really crap. The bread hadn't toasted after 10 minutes so I gave up and just ate bread.

Wasn't even a good frisbie

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Post by irishkeet »

I have one too its crap
by the time the bread toasts (in the broadest sense of the word) its rock hard
this is a bit better from argos
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irishkeet wrote:I have one too its crap
by the time the bread toasts (in the broadest sense of the word) its rock hard
this is a bit better from argos
[img:250:300]http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argos/i ... 37191M.jpg[/img]

Had one of the circular ones a few years ago, just end up with warm/dry bread; the one from argos is miles better :D
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Post by peasant »

Folks, you're taking the wrong approach on this ...



...over in Germany they have 200 different types of bread that taste perfectly fine without toasting them. You can also smear butter (even butter straight from the fridge) on the bread without toasting it.

The only bread in Germany that's absolutely inedible without having been toasted is ...you guessed it ...toast :D

So get some German bread with your Westi and you won't miss yer toaster :D
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Post by Louey »

I've got the latter of the 2 toasters - it also depends on how good/efficient your hob is too. On an old cooker it might not cook too quick. On my Smev it cooks really quick and of course tastes yummy - especially if it has the full cooked brekkie to go with it 8)

I've not tried the first type, guess I won't be after reading this
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Post by SYNCRO »

I've got a twin ring burner and grill on BIFFA does toast mighty fine :lol: just warm the beans up and you're ready to Parp for England!!

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Post by Westy.Club.Joker »

I just plug in my 2 slice electric toaster, works great :D
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Even with no hookup? :shock:

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Get yourself an Autohomes conversion where mod cons such as the grill are standard :lol:
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Post by Westy.Club.Joker »

Even with no hookup? :shock:


Yeah, no probs mate, just plug it into the invertor, makes plenty toast from 150amps of battery :)
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Post by Cruz »

Oh yeah forgot about an inverter. Bought one never used it in 2 years so ebayed the useless thing

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useless :shock: comes in handy for Westy toast :D
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Post by Cruz »

Does Westy toast taste different to Leisuredrive toast? :wink:

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Course it does, just CANVAS for opinions :lol:

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