Sage: the A Bit More Toaster 4 Slice
Sage: the A Bit More Toaster 4 Slice
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The A Bit More Toaster 4 Slice is the machine for households that actually toast bread regularly or entertain. The extra-long slots accommodate larger artisanal bread, thick bagels, and dense pastries without jamming, and four-slice capacity means you're not doing multiple rounds for a family breakfast. The LED progress indicator shows exactly what's happening inside so you can dial in your ideal browning level, and the 'A Bit More' button lets you extend toasting without resetting if you need just a touch more colour. Dedicated frozen and crumpet buttons take the guesswork out of those specific tasks, which matter if you eat varied bread types. The front-facing crumb tray pulls out cleanly with no mess or tilting required. It's the kind of toaster that feels like it was designed by someone who actually feeds a household rather than someone guessing what a toaster should do.
- Extra-long slots for four slices: Accommodates larger artisanal bread, thick bagels, and dense pastries without jamming, with capacity to toast four slices simultaneously for families and entertaining.
- LED browning progress display: Shows exactly what's happening inside your toaster as it toasts, so you can dial in your ideal browning level with confidence rather than guessing.
- 'A Bit More' button: Extends toasting time without needing to reset the whole cycle, perfect for when you want just a touch more colour without starting from scratch.
- Dedicated frozen and crumpet buttons: Optimised settings for frozen bread and crumpets ensure consistent results without manual adjustment, removing the guesswork from speciality toasting.
- Front-facing crumb tray: Pulls out cleanly from the front with no mess or tilting required, making maintenance effortless and keeping your worktop clean.
What Customers Ask About This Product
Is 4-slice capacity actually worth it, or overkill for most people?
If you're toasting for two or more people, four slices at once beats doing two batches of two. For families, entertaining, or anyone who regularly makes toast for more than one person, the time saving compounds daily. If you're solo and rarely toast, two slices is probably enough.
Will thicker bread actually fit in the extra-long slots?
Yes, the extra-long slots are specifically designed for artisanal bread, thick-cut bagels, and dense pastries. They're noticeably longer than standard toaster slots, so you're not forcing bread in or hoping it doesn't stick. That's the whole point of the design.
What happens if I toast four slices of different thicknesses?
The heating elements work evenly across all four slots, so thinner slices toast faster than thicker ones. You can pull out individual slices as they reach your preferred browning level using the 'A Quick Look' function, or wait for all four to finish together. The LED helps you see the overall progress.
Is the crumpet button genuinely useful?
Crumpets are porous and toast differently from bread. The crumpet button adjusts heat and timing to warm the crumpet through without burning the tops. If you eat crumpets regularly, it removes the trial and error. If you rarely eat them, you can just use the dial.
In our experience...
Four-slice capacity saves genuine time for households and entertaining. Toasting two slices twice takes longer and requires more attention than toasting four at once. For families or anyone who regularly makes breakfast or entertaining guests, the time saving compounds daily. It's not just convenience, it's workflow efficiency.
Extra-long slots matter if you eat varied bread types. Shop-bought sliced bread is uniform, but homemade bread, artisanal loaves, and thick-cut bagels vary wildly. Standard toaster slots force you to either struggle or slice thinner. Long slots remove that friction if you bake or buy quality bread.
An LED display removes the guesswork from toasting. Every bread type, thickness, and moisture level toasts differently. Instead of setting a number and hoping, the LED lets you watch the process and stop when it looks right. This is genuinely useful for people who eat varied bread types and don't want burnt edges.
'A Bit More' solves the common problem of slightly-too-light toast. You've set your toast to the perfect level, but it's just slightly too light. You either live with it or start over. The 'A Bit More' button extends toasting without resetting, which saves the toast you've already got to the right stage.
A front-facing crumb tray is genuinely better design than underneath. Most toasters require you to tip them forward or reach underneath to empty crumbs. A front-facing tray pulls out, tips into the bin, and slides back in. One less irritation in the morning routine, repeated hundreds of times yearly.
Specifications
Care & Use Instructions
Regular crumb tray emptying: Pull out the front-facing crumb tray regularly to prevent crumb buildup. Tip it into the dustbin and slide it back in. Regular emptying keeps the toaster working cleanly and prevents crumbs from accumulating inside the heating elements.
Cleaning the exterior: Wipe the brushed stainless steel exterior with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch the finish. For stubborn marks, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately.
Avoiding moisture inside: Never immerse the toaster in water or pour water inside. Keep it away from splashes and steam from kettles or cooking. Water inside the toaster can damage heating elements and create electrical hazards.
Slot care and jam prevention: The extra-long slots accommodate thick bread, but avoid forcing in bread that's too bulky. Never insert cutlery, spreads, or condensed toppings into the slots. If bread jams, unplug the toaster before attempting to remove it, and never use metal utensils to extract it.
Storage and positioning: Store the toaster on a dry, stable surface away from water sources and heat. Ensure the toaster is unplugged before cleaning or moving it. Allow the toaster to cool for several minutes after use before cleaning the crumb tray.
Why Buy From Art of Living?
Founded in Reigate in 1972, we've spent over five decades helping customers select quality tableware and cookware. We've been twice nominated for the Excellence in Housewares award for customer care.
- No-quibble returns, even used items
- Half-price accidental damage replacement for two years
- Price match guarantee
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I've used it and don't like it?
Return it anyway. Our no-quibble guarantee covers used items. If it's not right for you, get in touch and we'll sort out a refund.
How does the Half-Price Replacement guarantee work?
If you accidentally break this item within two years of buying it, we'll replace it at half price. Just get in touch with proof of purchase and a photo of the damage.
How long does delivery take?
Standard delivery to mainland UK addresses takes 5-7 working days, and it's free on orders over £49. Next day delivery is available for £9.95 on orders placed before 1pm Monday to Thursday, depending on your location and stock levels. You can also collect from our shops in Cobham or Reigate, or our warehouse in Redhill.
Can I collect this item instead of having it delivered?
Yes. You can collect from our Reigate shop (72 High Street, RH2 9AP), our Cobham shop (16 Anyards Road, KT11 2JZ), or our warehouse in Redhill (40 Ormside Way, RH1 2LW). Just select click and collect at checkout. If the option isn't available, this is because there isn't enough stock in your selected collection location. Please get in touch and we can organise stock to be transferred to the right place.
