This Proctor Silex 2-slice toaster comes with an automatic shutoff, a shade selector, Cool-touch exterior, and a toast boost feature that allows you to raise the bread higher so it can be easily removed.Nothing goes better with eggs than perfectly toasted bread and the Proctor Silex? 2 Slice Toaster delivers delicious results every time. Available in a two-tone black and silver or red and silver, this toaster is both stylish and functional. The Proctor Silex? 2 Slice Toaster comes with an automatic shutoff and a shade selector so whether you like it light and soft or dark and well-toasted, we have you covered. A minimum of 180 loaves of bread pass through each of our toasters prior to production to ensure quality and consistent results. So when you reach out to slide the lever down, you know your bagel, waffle or bread will be perfectly browned each time. Removing hot toast from the toaster can be difficult, so our product comes with a toast boost feature that allows you to raise the bread higher so it can be easily removed. And because toasters get hot, we built ours with cool-touch sides. It also has a convenient drop down crumb tray for easy cleanup. Stylish yet priced to fit any budget; the Proctor Silex? 2 Slice Toaster offers value and reliability.

Features and Benefits

• Toast boost lifts slices higher
• Perfect toast / Auto shutoff
• Shade selector
• Drop-down crumb tray
• Cool-wall sides - won't burn hands if sides are accidentally touched 

Tested. Proven.? Did you know our toasters are rigorously tested before they are put into production? Our test engineers make about 2,000 slices of toast per slot before any product is deemed worthy for production. That may seem like a lot of bread, but when you?re building on a history of commitment to quality and earning the trust of toast lovers around the world, every slice is worth it.

Cool touch sides prevent burning when sides are touched. Toast Boost Allows you to raise toast higher, making it easier to grasp before removing. Shade Selector Make toast, bagels or waffles exactly how you like them with our shade selector.

Toast Tidbits
People have been toasting bread since ancient times, but it wasn?t until the early 1900?s that they stopped toasting bread over a fire and instead used a special appliance to toast. Toasters have always been popular and most households own one. Although features come and go, an evenly browned, warm piece of toast is ultimately what consumers are looking for.