Toaster slot size

[rbull]

Apologies that this question is a bit off-topic. 
We make our own bread using a Panasonic machine, but are very frustrated that we can't find a reasonably priced toaster that will take a slice of such bread without cutting about 5mm of crust off one side.  Can anyone recommend a suitable toaster, please, because I haven't found any discussion about this by searching the Internet?

[rbull]

[tomatoada]

Hope you get some answers.  I have the same problem.   We cannot be the only ones.  I cut my bread in half but that means only being able to do one slice instead of two.

[Chrispy]

My toaster is a single slot toster, i.e. takes 2 slices of normal bread side by side.
It will take my machine made bread, but only 1 slice on it's side.

My machine is not panasonic, but I have used one, and I know a slice cut in half fits in a normal 2 slot tosater, so I don't see why it should not fit in a 1 slot toster, maybe to need to measure a slice so we know what size we are looking at.

My bread slices are 135mm x 170mm

[Chrispy]

Had a look around, my toaster has long been discontinued... but this is the sort of thing I mean...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000P1YWQW?ie=UTF8&tag=aldershomodel-21&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B000P1YWQW

[BarriedaleNick]

Kenwood do a long slot toaster but I cant vouch for it...

http://www.toaster.org.uk/compare/Toasters/Kenwood-Four-Slice-Long-Slot-Toaster.html

[1066]

I can vouch for the Kenwood toaster as posted by BarriedaleNick as we have one, but I can't vouch for your bread  ;D

[rbull]

Thanks folks.

Looks like the Kenwood is the answer.  I haven't seen any in the shops, though, so it seems on-line shopping is the other answer.

Mant thanks again.

[PurpleHeather]

I got one which came with the cooker it is called a grill and I can get several slices to cook at a time, then just flip them over to do the other side.

It is great for making welsh rarebit too.