Have you ever pulled the blackened remains of your toast out of the toaster -- especially when it's the last slice of the loaf -- and thought, "I wish I could watch it while it's toasting so I could ...

The future of toasting is here. And it may be bright, but you don't have to wear shades. In fact, obscuring the vision is exactly opposite of this particular toaster's intended nature. The Magimix Le ...

If you%27re serious about bread%2C there are a lot of different options to get your fix Toast printers can selectively toast areas of the bread to create designs Side-loading toasters can do away with ...

The beauty of the bread you see browning before your very eyes? That it’s browning before your very eyes. Unlike most run-of-the-mill toasters, the French-designed Magimix ($200 at Williams-­Sonoma, ...

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We have always lagged behind Asia and Europe in cell phone technology. Now there's something else for which we can hang our heads in shame: the perfect toaster. For toast and bagel snobs, who dismiss ...

A new stainless-steel toaster has see-through insulated glass walls and a button that allows you to stop the toasting at any time, like reality TV at breakfast. It is designed in France by Robot-Coupe ...