There is toast, baby!

A sticker on the toaster promises that the legacy of Black Russell Hobbs thanks to the latest space technology (or something similar) up to 55 percent faster than other models toasts. My stopwatch says preheated to medium heat takes's a minute and four seconds. Since I've never been stopped before but the time during toasting, I do not know if that's really fast. But speed's not all.

In addition to the normal toast function there are also settings for gefroreres bread, a warm-up function and a bun warmer. Former work quite well, but the top is quite small - with larger rolls is the matter for balancing. Now to the main point, namely, the normal toasting. There are six browning levels for bread, and it's kind of like using the shower: The external settings are either freezing cold or boiling hot, only the center is pleasant. Should read: browning level one makes almost unnoticeable, while Level 6 is equated with charred. Quite questionable whether you need something. The best result in my experience deliver the stages three and four - but findings also since sometimes. Since the one bread is darker than the others, despite having the same setting. That's not necessarily great, but I can get over it.

Really good is for the crumb tray, which greatly simplifies cleaning the device. There are also the chic design and wide bread slots that fit into thicker slices. Bottom line, I'm with the Legacy Black Toaster therefore quite satisfied. However, I also think that it is also well served with a slightly cheaper model with fewer features. Now I am not a gourmet toast, therefore remains the decision up to you.