Dualit 4 slice toaster £99 M&S sale

Berwynview

whitesatin - yes that's the Lite (cheaper) version which is made in China.

Tracyjj0

Very annoyed, M&S have just mailed me to say cream toaster is now out of stock, so they've cancelled my order :mad:

It's still showing as in stock on website, as are the red and black versions!

Ordered a red one and a black one in the hope that I get at least one of them! Don't know why they didn't just offer me an alternative, if they are in stock.

Let's wait and see! Grrr!

MooBaah

I've been battling with myself for two days and two nights over this toaster. I have finally given in to a red one.

Does anyone know what the difference, if any, is between the red one described as a 4 Slice Toaster and the black one which is described as a Bun and Sandwich Toaster?

funnyguy

I am really pleased with the x3 toasters I bought from sainsburys last year for £2 each...still waiting for the first one to pack up to move on to the next.

smila_2

on the first day of the sale, I placed an order for the chrome one. The next day I ordered the cream and cancel the chrome as thought it might match my kitchen more and be easier to clean. Anyway, M&S have just cancelled my cream one so no I have none. Thank you M&S

sarahg1969

I liked the look of the Dualit, but when I saw one on display in Costco, it had various bits broken off, which put me off buying.

MooBaah

I had further battles with myself over this toaster and have cancelled my order for a red one! Who would have known a toaster would have had my head in such a turmoil for the past 3 days.... I like the idea of them but cannot justify £100 for a toaster..... especially when I have a perfectly good 4 slice, Russell Hobbs stainless steel toaster sitting in my kitchen! I think I just got caught up in the hype.

u704446

Do these do cheese-on-toast tho?

Tracyjj0

u704446 wrote: »

Do these do cheese-on-toast tho?

I remember watching a Jamie Oliver cookery show once, where he stood the toaster up, on it's flat side, and proceeded to make cheese on toast. So, in answer to your question, yes!:D

You can also buy a cage, to make toasted sandwiches

Hughjass

Tracyjj0 wrote: »

I remember watching a Jamie Oliver cookery show once, where he stood the toaster up, on it's flat side, and proceeded to make cheese on toast. So, in answer to your question, yes!:D

You can also buy a cage, to make toasted sandwiches

Or those little toastie bags, then you have no mess either:)