KINGLING said:I put my toaster on the highest to speed up the cooking but all it does is burn my toast.
ozbash said:its for tubby toast. ;-)
alex said:Crumpets also need the high setting to toast properly.
yep you put it on high so it cooks faster.... then I have to put it in again to cook more after it has poped.... but I turn it down for the second time.Jess said:alex said:Crumpets also need the high setting to toast properly.
Ding ding ding! I guess the rest of you have never cooked a crumpet? :|
Jess said:alex said:Crumpets also need the high setting to toast properly.
Ding ding ding! I guess the rest of you have never cooked a crumpet? :|
Bailey said:Does anyone know why toasters have such a high setting on them, that it burns the toast so that it's inedible? I mean truly, does anyone put the toaster on high cause they like charcoal instead of toast? :-k
GBT said:Anyone know why some toasters insist on tossing the finished product several km's into orbit?
:lol: :lol: :lol:GBT said:The next eclipse is predicted to be the product of a Warburtons white sliced (Part of a loaf purchased from ASDA in Wakefield) launched from a south easterly facing kitchen somehwere in the Pontefract area of West Yorkshire.
Jess said:alex said:Crumpets also need the high setting to toast properly.
Ding ding ding! I guess the rest of you have never cooked a crumpet? :|