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I tried to make do without a toaster when I first lived on my own, because I didn’t care enough about toast to get one. Except, originally, I didn’t get anythi
by maxlybbert 5y ago
I tried to make do without a toaster when I first lived on my own, because I didn’t care enough about toast to get one.
Except, originally, I didn’t get anything else that could make toast, so if I wanted toast, I used a dry frying pan. And, probably because I didn’t have a toaster, I wanted toast a lot more often than I expected I would.
I eventually got a toaster oven, but I almost never used it for anything other than toast. I have a toaster now, twenty years later, and while I realize it’s silly from one point of view, I know it’s not the silliest thing I own.
- silisili 5y ago> Except, originally, I didn’t get anything else that could make toast, so if I wanted toast, I used a dry frying pan This made me laugh out loud. Ever so often my wife decides to reorganize and put everything away, and me being too lazy to dig everything out, resort to making toast that way in a dry cast iron skillet. Not sure about yours, but mine rarely turned out right. Usually burned the raised edges and left the middle underdone.
- maxlybbert 5y agoI never got the hang of it. If there’s a trick, I didn’t stumble across it.
- Tagbert 5y agoNot to mention that that method uses many times as much energy as just using a toaster.