Tired of pale toast or burnt slices, never quite getting the toast color you want? Struggling to figure out the right timer setting for your sourdough or brioche? Breville’s latest toaster might be the key to achieving perfect toast every time.
While we’re used to the standard pop-up toaster that works on a timer, Breville has entered the market with a game-changer for toast lovers — and I can’t wait to get my hands on one. Breville’s Eye Q toaster ditches the traditional timed method and instead keeps its eye on your bread to deliver your ideal toast shade. It's a big leap forward from the first pop-up toaster designed by Charles Strite in 1926
