The KitchenAid Pro Line 2-Slice Toaster is a Professional Quality tools for the home chef. Designed to withstand the most demanding home use, the rugged construction will last for years. An electronic heat sensor controls toasting, yielding consistent results slice after slice. A "Professional Stay Warm" feature keeps the toast warm in the cavity of the toaster until toast is manually lifted. With a true vertical lift specialty breads will be a ease to toast, and the 1" wide slots will accommodate thick bagels and toaster pastries. Combine all these features with KitchenAid's industry leading "2-Year Hassle-Free Replacement Warranty", and you will have a toaster that will deliver for years to come.
The Kitchen Aid Pro Line Toaster is designed for folks who are sick of burnt toast, bread that gets stuck in the slots and toast-color options that never quite hit the mark. Solidly built of stainless steel and die-cast metal, the Pro Line Toaster lives up to the Kitchen Aid reputation for quality and durability. An electronic heat sensor controls toasting, so consecutive batches get shorter as the toaster warms up but the results are consistent. The stay warm feature keeps toast warm in the toaster cavity until toast is manually lifted meaning you can pop in a slice, go grab the newspaper and come back to toast that ll melt your butter!
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Toast Lover!:
I love this toaster! It is so much better then the Cuisinart, that
I just threw out. The toast browns very even and I like the fact that it keeps the toast warm untill ready to eat. This toaster is also very heavy duty and will built.
Pro Line is the Worst!! DO NOT BUY!:
The Kitchen Aid Pro Line line of products are absolute garbage. When I got my kitchen remodeled I wanted to buy all new, all high-end kitchen counter appliances. I thought (and still do think) that the Pro Line is the best looking line of appliances. My praise stops there. I started with the coffee maker which I returned within 1 week. The maker made good enough coffee but 1) I had to pull the maker out from under my cabinets to make coffee as it released soooooo much steam and 2) as the steam rose up... more info
Consistent toast:
For those who cannot live without toast (and marmalade), the cost of a toaster becomes less material than the results it produces. Sure you can buy a tosater for $30, but will it treat your bread in an appropriate manner?
The Kitchen Aid Pro Line is a solidly made piece. I bought it to replace a Dualite that had for years produced spotty toast (even Pain Poulaine) and managed to consistently trap bread underneath its lifter levers. People asked how I could replace the Queen's toaster with this one -... more info
