You can’t claim being a fan if you don’t see your favorite team’s logo on bread. If the religious can see Jesus on bread, why the hell can’t sports fans see their favorite team logos? Well, now you can loud and clear with this series of officially licensed toasters. Available on Amazon.
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Wait, it Gets Better: The Trebuchet Toaster
Making breakfast and toast has been done the same way since centuries, and they have done great. But we could happily trade that monotony for some excitement and action that this particular line of consumer products has to answer.
A toaster made of toast [pic]
Artists Ingrid Falk and Gustavo Aguerre used 2500 pieces of bread to well, create a giant toaster mural. The piece took two days to complete.
Via TheMarySue, BuzzFeed
Hello Kitty toaster fills your mornings with cute
Toasters, our gateway to the most important meal of the day. And what better way to liven up things with a dose of cute. Unless you already have Hello Kitty overdose and can’t bear any more of that cute kitty that seems to spawn everywhere, this toaster would warm your innards. Okay, it won’t do anything magical, but some may find Hello Kitty imprint on the toast quite appetizing. Costs $94.
What Roastie Toaster lacks in looks, it makes up in toasting
The quest for the perfect toast is never-ending for many of us, but we do usually settle for a quick, edible toast. Especially when its about the morning rush and time is scarce. Designed by Mateusz Główka, the Roastie Toaster promises to quickly toast the bread to perfection in a comparatively shorter time. The orb shaped toaster is a concept right now, and sadly can only handle one slice at a time, which probably makes its claims of being “quicker” somewhat brittle.
Via: technabob
Toaster pops out Xbox 360 gaming
What do you call an Xbox 360 disguised as a toaster? The answer of course is XToaster360, or at least that is what modder ncaruso11 named this contraption. The idea is fairly simple: pull out the innards of the toaster, plonk in innards of an Xbox. And voila, you have a toaster that doesn’t toast, but plays.
Via: Destructoid, technabob
Jesus appears on the bread everyday with JesusToasters
There have been quite a few times when someone claimed to have seen Jesus on a toast and the world flocked to see the “holy” toast. Well, Jesus Toasters will make every bread carry the impression of the messiah. Sold by the Daily Bread Toaster Company, the toasters are available for sale in North America, prices starting at $40.
Via: Reddit
Breville’s toaster tries hard to please you
Breville’s Professional 800 Collection 4 Slice Toaster tries really hard to please you. You get a number of options, like a “Lift and Look” button that lets you see the bread while the toaster works on it, a “Progress Indicator” to let you know how long you’ll have to wait. The most useful option though, appears to be “A Bit More,” as the name suggests, this lets you go-over slightly underdone slices. Costs $200.
Via: PSFK
Toast emergency? Get the Toast Defibrillator
Toast Defibrillator ain’t going to pop out any toasts, it handles things a lot more “medically.” Designed like a manual defibrillator, the Toast/e/r will revive your bread and have it up and running in no time. Discard that “up and running part” that would be too spooky. Designed by Shay Carmon.
Via: Space Sinkhole
Space Invaders Toaster
Smart use of the Space Invaders toaster may unleash the creativity inside you. Possibly doing things like creating the Space Invaders in bread, like someone created Mario with toast. The toaster is a concept from designer Chris Naylor, and not only does it add the space invader look to your toast, the toaster itself follows the same form.
Via: Chris Naylor, NerdApproved