Toaster Deals & Offers

Here's some top toaster brands that we would recommend:

• Breville: The Australian brand Breville was launched in Sydney in 1932 and is best known for its small domestic appliances including the Breville toaster. Breville toasters are consistently rated highly by reviewers and comparison sites. They're particularly noted for their blend of industry-leading functionality and good looks. Not only are they easy to use, they're also easy to look after.

• Russell Hobbs: Launched in 1952 with kettles and toasters among its first products, by the 1960s Russell Hobbs was the UK's leading producer of small domestic appliances. Founder and product developer William Russell had a fail-safe, if novel, method of checking the safety of new appliances. They had to survive having half a pint of boiling gravy poured on them! Russell Hobbs carries an extensive range of toasters from the mid-price range to the high-end. You can even get a Russell Hobbs toaster with a pretty polka dot finish.

• De'Longhi: Founded in 1902, De'Longhi brings Italian style to the kitchen. DeLonghi toasters have won design awards and they are among the top-selling toaster brands in Europe. They're certainly not the cheapest options but they score highly for their design-led appearance, their functionality and features (such as the bagel function) which set them apart from their competitors.

• Kitchenaid: Now part of the Whirlpool family, Kitchenaid was launched in the USA in 1919. While best known for its iconic stand mixer, Kitchenaid also produces a wide range of small home appliances including toasters. The Kitchenaid toaster is available in a wide spectrum of colours from cream to cherry red and is recognised for being a premium product.

• Dualit: The British label Dualit has over 70 years experience of crafting toasters and other kitchen appliances, plenty of time to perfect the sleek architectural lines of its products. As well as being attractive, Dualit toasters are ergonomically designed to be easy to use. They are finished with a wide range of functions created to make breakfast 'extraordinary'.

• Kenwood: Originally a British brand but now owned by the De'Longhi Group, Kenwood has been producing appliances since 1947. In fact, its first product was a toaster. Like all of its appliances, Kenwood toasters are noted for their reliability and durability. Packing in plenty of features and functions, these toasters come in a bold range of shades that run from gold to purple.

• Smeg: The Italian appliance brand Smeg was founded in Italy in 1948 and is still a family-owned company. While its retro-style fridges have become iconic kitchen appliances, Smeg toasters are also easy on the eye with their rounded outlines and pretty pastel colours. All Smeg toasters feature extra-wide slots.

• Morphy Richards: Founded near London just before the Second World War, Morphy Richards has always been a reliable name in home appliances. By the 1950s, there was hardly a home in the UK without at least one Morphy Richards product in the kitchen. Morphy Richards toasters sit in the mid-price range and come with a good choice of colours, design and functions.