The Toast Test

[KalahariFox]

The bread in question seems to be a very light white bread. Heavier breads will require higher settings for a thorough toasting. I suspect the highest settings also act as a failsafe, in case the lower settings, with time, fail to toast properly.

[ian27293]

It's there so you would burn your house down

[mylady01234]

I LOVE THIS VIDEO!, great job, the music was also a great addition :)... idk why burnt toast is so intresting...

[WatchedProductions]

Erm... Because insane people exist? :)

[Tehkillerguy]

i know. Waffles.

I like burnt waffles ^^

[XdragonxshadowX]

i doubt many INSANE people would eat that toast. XD

[DjCrackMonster]

I couldn't stop laughing lol!!!!

[akbartwin]

quicker cooking?!

[PirateJessicaandcats]

Very good Pokey -claps- You indeed made my day and have succeeded in producing a logical question with no logical explanation that one can think of. Today of days(or in fact on January the 13th) your question will go down in legends xD

[LittleMissJadeykins]

This video never ceases to make me lol =] xx

[Evange]

lol! Maybe the high setting is for frozen bread or something.

[Jamwllms]

That's probably the case, yeah. But don't people have microwaves and such for that?

[TehMG]

@Jamwllms much easier to stick it in the toaster on a higher setting than to first defrost it in the microwave then toast it.

I do it all the time with frozen belgian waffles. I put the setting somewhere around 4 or 5.

[coclock12345]

@Evange i believe its not for bread but for frozen pancakes or waffles and stuff like that :)

[elliemoomoo]

LOL

that was my idea :P

and wow that toast was VERY burned :P

hehehe

you are ledgend Mr JmWllms

[Jamwllms]

Yes indeed!

Thank you. *bow* I found it most entertaining. I probably looked like a nutter laughing at burnt toast, but hey. Noone saw me. I don't think..