Dualit 4 slice toaster

libra10

Have heard quite a bit about this toaster, and although expensive, am considering buying. The cheapest price for the stainless steel model seems to be around £135.
Before I finally decide though, can others give their opinion of this machine and has anyone seen any recent offers?
Thanks very much for any advice

stingray

I have a 2 slice Dualit which is working fine after 4months. Very quick and even. And best of al it cost 25 quid brand new from Argos! there was some special deal on

Ian73

Stingray, i take it yours was the "Lite" version for that money?

zcaprd7

What about this from ebuyer for £15:

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?rb=5825383920&action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=66019


OK its cheaper (there is a cheaper 4-slice one) but unless you are going for looks over longevity (IF it dies after a year you can get another one) it might be worth a shot?

Magentasue

I have the model you're after, bought it last summer and very pleased with it. It's used every day and I did feel stupid paying so much for it - after all, toast is toast - but it's the best toaster we've ever had! Couple of niggles but it looks gorgeous and I hope it'll last years. Just checked and electricshop.com seem to have them for £116, here, not sure about postage.

libra10

Thanks very much for your replies.
Magentasue's link to the toaster is an incredible price,
especially as VAT and delivery is included.
Do you know whether small items such as
crumpets can be toasted in the Dualit or
whether you have to buy the sandwich
insert which fits into the top?

Magentasue

We have toasted crumpets and muffins in ours. Have also done toasted sandwiches in the Lakeland bags but they only fit made with sliced bread.

libra10

Thanks very much, off to invest in a Dualit