I don’t have a toaster so I toast my bread using a frying pan and a little bit of sunflower oil (about a tiny drop of it.).
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That reminds me. I just got a fancy new toaster.
with a toaster made from the best british steel you uncultured fucking swine
theyre like 40 pounds go buy one
you gave me the munchies for munchies OP
theyre like 40 pounds go buy one
you gave me the munchies for munchies OP
That nug of of Larry OG gave you the munchies.
English muffins, lightly browned, butter & honey
& a big fat cup of earl grey
I’ve used the oven for it before when we’ve lost power.
Kind of a waste of energy otherwise, though.
Kind of a waste of energy otherwise, though.
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I use the microwave, mainly.
Mostly a pan since I use it to warm the sandwich up as well. The only time I ever really have straight toast is with eggs over easy and I use a toaster oven. virgin toaster vs chad toaster oven
For generic sandwich slice bread, I use the toaster. If the slices come from one of those fancy bakery section sourdough breads and they won't fit in the toaster, I use the broiler in the oven. About 3 minutes per side, on a cookie sheet.
Blowtorch.
Zippo lighter.
Clothing iron.
Zippo lighter.
Clothing iron.
Toaster oven. I like having a warm sammich more than I like just having warm bread.
I've actually done that before too.
Comes out a little weird, though.
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I've always thought this was such an unscientific video. If you wanted to do this properly you'd charge a battery and discharge it to run the toaster. Similar to how a camera charges a capacitor to get such a big flash out of a small battery.
He can probably cruise for multiple hours at 300W+ so he'd only have to charge the battery for a few minutes to output a constant 700W.
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I don't even use my toaster but I have one.
I don't usually, but when it is toasted I like it with cinnamon because I'm secretly four years old.
Depends on the season. If I've already got a fire going in the wood stove I might just throw a few slices of bread on top. Otherwise toaster. But for a while I didn't have a toaster because I rarely ate toast, and just used the broiler when I did.
And now I want toast.
And now I want toast.
I don't think running the toaster is the point of the video as much as it is showing how hard an effort 700 watts is, and how difficult it is to sustain.
