[Help] It's just too small

[BrianB]

quadrangle?

No?.

 

[Ooh it’s a corner]

turn over half way through.

I’ve tried that but I can’t see the toaster

 

[Bodian]

Oh NSCers - just can’t see the sunny side of life - the untoasted bit provides a ‘handle’ to pull the toast out of the toaster when done so you don’t burn your fingers of course

(it also prevents idiots like me getting electrocuted when I stick a knife into the toaster to remove the toast )

What a great bread topic this is …

Mrs Bodian purchased me some special wooden toast tongs to stop me doing this.

You should try cheese on toast, with either marmite or pickle / chutney under the cheese.

Makes a right mess of the toaster that does,

 

[BrianB]

Trapezium?

Probably the correct name ,
It would have two 90° angles ( the shape of the ) and two others that add up to 180° , Then the top slice slides over the bottom piece dropping into and filling the slot, done properly the lower slice can still be lifted out by it's corner thus alleviating the need to pick up, turn over and shake the toaster spreading burnt crumbs all over the kitchen...

 

[rogersix]

Probably the correct name ,
It would have two 90° angles ( the shape of the ) and two others that add up to 180° , Then the top slice slides over the bottom piece dropping into and filling the slot, done properly the lower slice can still be lifted out by it's corner thus alleviating the need to pick up, turn over and shake the toaster spreading burnt crumbs all over the kitchen...

quadrangle

 

[The Clamp]

Mrs Bodian purchased me some special wooden toast tongs to stop me doing this.


Makes a right mess of the toaster that does,

You can also just switch the power off at the switch.

 

[Bodian]

You can also just switch the power off at the switch.

Yes. But I'm a bloke. We don't do sensible things like that when there's a pointlessly risky alternative!

 

[BrianB]

Tommy Cooperism - just like that !.

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

quadrangle

A quadrangle is just any 4-sided shape (more literally, 4-angles, but it comes down to the same thing).
A trapezium has two parallel sides, in this case presumably the two sides of the loaf.

Tommy Cooperism - just like that !.

Yes, those are trapeziums.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zshb97h/revision/5

 

[rogersix]

A quadrangle is just any 4-sided shape (more literally, 4-angles, but it comes down to the same thing).
A trapezium has two parallel sides, in this case presumably the two sides of the loaf.

Yes, those are trapeziums.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zshb97h/revision/5

does a trapezium have 90 degree angles?

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

Have you tried folding it in?

Fireman Dan

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

does a trapezium have 90 degree angles?

It can have two 90 degree angles, but doesn't have to.

 

[Brok]

It can have two 90 degree angles, but doesn't have to.

If it had two 90 degree angles, wouldn't it be a square?

Edit... I haven't a clue, and am very thick.

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

If it had two 90 degree angles, wouldn't it be a square?

No.

 

[rogersix]

It can have two 90 degree angles, but doesn't have to.

hmmm, i still think it's more quadrangle than trapezium

 

[Lyndhurst 14]

 

[Brighthelmstone]

 

[Goldstone1976]

I recall @Bozza being in the market for a new toaster a few years ago. What did you get?

I have a Dualit (many years old now), and have never been happy with the lack of evenness of toasting both on a slice, and between slots…

 

[Hamilton]

turn over half way through.

This is the sort of idea that changes the world.

 

[raymondo]

I think, unusually, that the poster has a good point. Most toasters on the market today have this design fault. Lots of reviews complain as much.

Nothing wrong with the toasters...the bread's too big