High maintenance toasters by Kitchen Aid

KitchenAid products are in general very expensive and high maintenance, and always recommended for design-oriented and luxurious homes. I am a fan of the blender that I will review a bit later on the blog, but I have no idea that the ridiculous toaster can be so high tech and so expensive even if you pretend being yourself a middle class representative.

True is that the design is always as high end as a Porsche or a Ferrari car. Out-of-the norm shapes and bright colours, with round edges. Some of them are quite big and suit big kitchen counters, that you probably have if you can invest in such a tool. The prices go from 129 - which can be acceptable price if you have everything else you dreamed about in your life - until 3-400 Euro. It must be quite a good stuff they are doing, isn't it?

The most inovative is the one with 4 slices, that suits very well the family breakfast. On the side, there are various indications about the heat category and in some cases, the choice between Frozen, Bagel, or a little longer. 

Some toasters can keep repeating the cycle every 3 minutes, which means that your bread can go a bit dry.

In the case of the big 4-slice machines, the blinking is getting so intensive before the process is about to finish that you may think that you are a pilot in a fancy airplane.

The big advantage for such an investment is that many of the toasters are provided with a 5-year guarantee which may mean that, in fact, you made almost an investment for life. 

Otherwise, all stylish considerations put aside, and with a long list of investments ahead, you can keep going on with your average 30 Euro toaster. KitchenAid is first and foremost a matter of personal statement.

The featured toasters are available at the KaDeWe shop in Berlin, Germany