My friend has one. The lower the number means thicker bread. The numbers mean how many slices are in the Japanese style loaf, so a four slice loaf would be thicker then an 8 slice loaf. Hope this makes sense.
if I had a nickel for every time emmy bought a $300 toaster that could only toast one slice at a time, I’d have two nickels! which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice
It better come with a French Chef for that setting & beep bilingual... I come from the only officially bilingual Province in 🇨🇦 🍁 Canada... LaBeep or would it be LeBeep??? Hahaha
one slice at a time is a total dealbreaker though, especially for how expensive it is, i'm happy with mine that can do 4 and my steamy needs can be fulfilled by the kettle xD
the middle button that has (4,5,6,8) is for the thickness of the slice lower the number = thicker the slice In japan, they have a square loaf. and bakeries make 4,5,6, or 8 slices from that same sized loaf so 4 would be a a 1/4 thickness of the whole loaf. 8 would be 1/8 thickness of the whole loaf
Your voice and the way you speak is so soothing! When I recognized your video was starting I could actually feel my chest relax/release, like sinking into your favorite chair with a cup of hot tea.
We've been using a toaster oven for years. We not only use it for toast, but we use it to bake smaller portions of a variety of foods too. So, not a cheap, $10 toaster, but not $400+ either. I wonder how it would compare, I suspect it's a lot closer to the $10 cheapie, than the high tech, fancy, sexy beast. :)
Toaster ovens are the best. I had one for thirty years, and it was so good I bought a barely-used vintage one of the same model when the first one finally gave up. I tried finding a newer model but the ones I could afford were of a similar quality to that ten dollar toaster.
My toaster is from the 80s. Still works great. I still use my grandmother's 60s blender an I even use the 80s set it an forget it rotisserie chicken. I love old appliances an they were made to last. I think my electric beater is from the 80s too.
I am so grateful for your videos. I struggle with anxiety severely and every time I watch your videos I feel so much better. You are so positive and full of light which brings positivity to my life! Thank you Emmy! If you would like to try foods from my area of Colorado I would love to send you some! ❤
I still have a brass toasting fork. We would toast bread in front of the open fire! (It belonged to my grandparents). Somehow miss having hot faces from the fire while toasting. Miss the different smells of the fire and the toast (including the burnt bits! haha).
Agreed! Although Emmy's loaf size looks much better than that tiny square pan my bread maker I had and it doesn't seem to have that crazy, huge hole either.
I get similar results from the air fryer I paid 10 bucks for at the thrift store. Beautiful even browning and I can do multiple slices of any thickness.
Thickness settings, from the manual: Setting 4: 30 mm thick bread Setting 5: 24 mm Setting 6: 20 mm Setting 8: 15 mm The settings range seems counter-intuitive. thinner bread needs a higher number. The thicker bread was set too 'low', and thus had a lot of untoasted margin. The thin sandwich bread needed setting 8, according to the manual. The thicker slice of home-made bread would probably need setting 5, or even 4, if it was over an inch thick.
When you buy sliced bread at supermarkets in Japan, the same size loaf (in the region of 400g) is usually available cut to different thicknesses. So a piece of bread from a 4-slice loaf will be double the thickness of a piece from the 8-slice loaf. This matches the measurements you posted from the manual, too! Seems like Emmy was happy with the outcome anyway though haha
That fancy toaster is like a hybrid between a instant/crock pot to a fancy rice cooker. I can definitively say there is a difference between a normal white slice bread to an artisan bread sour dough/pane di casa etc there is a lot of labour of love that goes into making a loaf of bread.
Okay, now I have to go to the kitchen and make myself some toast and a cup of tea. I'm going to use the Proctor Silex four slice toaster that we received as a wedding gift in 1984. Fill a big mug with some tap water, nuke it to whatever temp it reaches in two minutes, drop a couple of Lipton tea bags and enjoy. Instead of using milk and sugar, maybe I'll treat myself and use some sweeten condensed milk.
I love toast. As cool as the expensive toaster is I can't get over that it only does 1 piece especially for $300 and you have to buy a converter. I'll stick with my $20 toaster or using a pan. But it would be cool to try a piece of toast from the special toaster just to have the experience. Also how could anyone forget winston! I still have my winston shirt
I was waiting for this after the balmuda video …I couldn’t imagine paying this much for something I can’t use for more things 😭 my toaster is fine and if I cut my bread thicker I just use my toaster oven
I love that you call the end piece the heel! In my family I grew up with it being called that and most of the family fought over it. Everyone I knew said they never heard it called that and even now I never meet anyone who calls it the heel!
Here in Australia, that $300 dollar toaster is $500,so I'll keep using my kmart toaster, and yes my favourite piece of bread is the crust (heal) ,great video Emmy, cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
I believe what Mitsubishi said was: giving that one slice of toast the utmost respect. Also, most Japanese eats one slice of toast at a time most of the time because of the thicker bread, unlike western countries that is used to the word "toast" as a sandwich or 2 or more slices of bread.
I like to watch your videos simply because your videos are so lovely and a lot of the recipes you cook are recipes that look so good, and I've been looking for a new toaster so this video caught my interest but when you called the mitsubishi toaster 'sexy' and that music suddenly played in the background, I busted out laughing
I have a fancy Zojirushi Japanese rice cooker that was like $350 - it keeps steam sticky rice fresh for a week like you just made it an hour ago. Doesn't compare to a basic one if your family hoovers rice like mine , but for what it does it is still a luxury item when were talking about plain a$$ rice
Cooking bread in the toaster mitsubishi is fun we know your kids are amazing. Yes the bread heel is about to be toasted now let's add a paste of butter.
That is a humongous loaf!! It’d be nice if it were evenly toasted by the more expensive model, since it totally fits in it. I’d have assumed with all that steam that the bread would be totally dried out-wow. I wonder why it stays nice and fluffy inside. Do you add water? Would it make a grilled cheese (I’m thinking it would be too thick).
The first range of toastiness is perfect after you add butter. It softens it a little, to the perfect consistency.. A little crunch and a little buttery softness.
Some toaster require 2 pushes or touch the toa type button. I turn large bread upside down for a little browning when it's too big after the first toasting.
@@Margar02 it would not. just slide it like it's commerical bread thickness. that beast can handle texas toast so can handle a normal sized grilled cheese fine. granted if one does thick slices yep, won't fit. but keep it under the max height and bob's your uncle
Emmy please try to make a grilled cheese in that Mitsubishi toaster it looks like it would be wonderful lol and you wouldn't have to butter the bread.....also I am a jam person or better yet fruit preserves....YUM 😋 who is Winston?
I get Bokksu too and have done for about the last three or four years - and I always nearly love everything that comes in it. It looks like there's quite a few things in the US one that aren't in the UK one, some that I've had before, like the Calbee crunchies and Sakura tea. I can recommend the stuff in Bokksu Boutique too, if you've not already bought from there, Emmy - and the longer you buy Bokksu boxes for, the more points you accumulate and the higher up the point scale you go. Very highly recommended! The toast slices look good and so nice and evenly-toasted. The really expensive one sounds really nice, especially as it comes out nice and fluffy too! I bet it would be fab with some nice creamy butter and home-made strawberry jam - or home-produced honey, like yours. How are the bees doing, by the way?
You should try the Panasonic NB-G110P Flash Xpress. It is a toaster oven but its not much bigger than a standard 2 slice toaster, it has instant heat and very even toasting. Added benefit is you could toast two huge bread slices at once. A lot of people claim its one of the best and has very consistent results.
I don't think it needs a step-down transformer. AvE did a teardown video of the mitsubishi toaster and on the PCB, the input is listed as AC 125V, so it seemingly has the appropriate tolerance for US home outlets.
That is an awesome toaster! Can you do a demo using the topped toast feature? I am wondering if you can do like a pizza toast in that bad boy 😍 TFS Doll! 🌹❤️
Other questions...... What if you're busy and don't open it right away? Does it get soggy? Or keep cooking? Can you cook other things in it? Try other settings to show how dark it can get for some who like it that way. Or lightest. Show us more. You mentioned French toast. Show us that. It did look like it gets the whole slice so that is good. Do more. Enjoy your content. Hugs from NH
I purchased an entire gas oven from sears for less. Seriously. The knobs broke off within the first year, but other than that, it's been a great oven. 😁
Every Mitsubishi vehicle should come with one installed so you can toast while you coast.
Ha! Would that be great. Travel toast. 😋
I reckon I could plug it into my electric motor scooter 🤣
Toast while you coast... you are hired!
If I ever get an Eclipse, I'll try to install mine in it
It'll be the most tasteful mod
I'll do that on the pajero shogun
My friend has one. The lower the number means thicker bread. The numbers mean how many slices are in the Japanese style loaf, so a four slice loaf would be thicker then an 8 slice loaf. Hope this makes sense.
if I had a nickel for every time emmy bought a $300 toaster that could only toast one slice at a time, I’d have two nickels! which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice
😂
😂
😂 because I like to go with the flow.
and i thought i was stupid but thanks you also noticed it
was the previous one the toaster, bacon cooker, egg cooker set? i remember that 😂
The expensive toaster looks like its mother was a fancy diffuser and its father was a printer/scanner 😄
😂😂😂😂 good one😅
Why does this make absolute sense
I would love to see a follow-up where you cover the french toast mode!
Agreed!
Heres another channel trying different recipes with The same toaster ruclips.net/video/Lq3iwWaoU7w/видео.html
It better come with a French Chef for that setting & beep bilingual... I come from the only officially bilingual Province in 🇨🇦 🍁 Canada... LaBeep or would it be LeBeep??? Hahaha
one slice at a time is a total dealbreaker though, especially for how expensive it is, i'm happy with mine that can do 4 and my steamy needs can be fulfilled by the kettle xD
I make my toast in a skillet. Someday I’ll have enough storage and counter space for a real toaster!
Or just buy a sandwich maker I have one and honestly I like my toast in that. The toast looks like it's grilled it's crunchy not dry etc.
I prefer it that way. The toaster dries it out
I bet your toast is delish. Dont cave
Broiler
Grilled toast is much better than toaster toast.
I love how you keep rubbing the expensive toaster because it's so pretty. The expensive one looks like a record player. ❤ Love your videos Emmy
the middle button that has (4,5,6,8) is for the thickness of the slice
lower the number = thicker the slice
In japan, they have a square loaf. and bakeries make 4,5,6, or 8 slices from that same sized loaf
so 4 would be a a 1/4 thickness of the whole loaf. 8 would be 1/8 thickness of the whole loaf
I cannot wait to buy the Mitsubishi WASH1 which launders one sock at a time.
😂
Cleanest sock ever
A $300 toaster better toast 30 pieces of bread at once.
And butter them!
And give you a kiss
Or be a commercial chain fed model that can do 50 slices in around 15 minutes...
Come with a certain number of 'butler/chef's ' hours or weekends haha
And give you valuable stock tips
When Emmy asked "did I plug it in?" Omg I was totally expecting it to be unplugged 😂
Saaaaame!
I was expecting the power strip to be turned off as usual 😂
Your voice and the way you speak is so soothing! When I recognized your video was starting I could actually feel my chest relax/release, like sinking into your favorite chair with a cup of hot tea.
We've been using a toaster oven for years. We not only use it for toast, but we use it to bake smaller portions of a variety of foods too. So, not a cheap, $10 toaster, but not $400+ either. I wonder how it would compare, I suspect it's a lot closer to the $10 cheapie, than the high tech, fancy, sexy beast. :)
Toaster ovens are the best. I had one for thirty years, and it was so good I bought a barely-used vintage one of the same model when the first one finally gave up. I tried finding a newer model but the ones I could afford were of a similar quality to that ten dollar toaster.
Yep, definitely a fan of toaster ovens over upright toasters. Best I had was an infra-red one but the electronics eventually failed, of course.
@@bunhelsingslegacy3549 I definitely prefer multiple use appliances.
I barely ever use my actual oven, the toaster oven is so much easier
My favourite toast is fried in a pan with looooads of browned butter 🤤
Same here Anna
Toaster oven is the best option. My 7 year old $35 toaster oven (used daily) is outstanding. We don't need no $400 AI Toast-Chatter..lol
yeah, I probably wouldn't pay more than $30-40 for a toaster unless it did other genuinely useful things
My toaster is from the 80s. Still works great. I still use my grandmother's 60s blender an I even use the 80s set it an forget it rotisserie chicken. I love old appliances an they were made to last. I think my electric beater is from the 80s too.
I am so grateful for your videos. I struggle with anxiety severely and every time I watch your videos I feel so much better. You are so positive and full of light which brings positivity to my life! Thank you Emmy! If you would like to try foods from my area of Colorado I would love to send you some! ❤
She has favorite auntie vibes ❤
@@GrubbsandWyrm yesss, that is exactly it!
I still have a brass toasting fork. We would toast bread in front of the open fire! (It belonged to my grandparents). Somehow miss having hot faces from the fire while toasting. Miss the different smells of the fire and the toast (including the burnt bits! haha).
I hate bread out of the bread maker, I learned....let the maker do the work, but bake it in an actual bread pan in the oven, soooo much better
Agreed! Although Emmy's loaf size looks much better than that tiny square pan my bread maker I had and it doesn't seem to have that crazy, huge hole either.
The joys a piece of toast can bring! I hope you make more entries in this series.
For the fancy toaster the lower the number the thicker the slice the number represents the number of slices in a standard size loaf.
Mitsubishi toaster - $300
The joy of Emmy eating toast - priceless
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If they made a 4 slice version, I MIGHT be interested, but I'm not even going to buy a cheap toaster that only does 1 slice at a time.
right? You can at least make a BLT for you and your hunny!!
Dude you can buy a toaster that toasts 4 slices for cheaper why would you be stupid like that
I'd only be interested if it could talk
I did not expect to love a video about luxury toasters so much!
2 videos released moments apart? How do I choose which one to watch first?
My soul shuddered when you bit that UNBUTTERED toast🥺
I get similar results from the air fryer I paid 10 bucks for at the thrift store. Beautiful even browning and I can do multiple slices of any thickness.
You toast bread in your air fryer??? 🤯
@@tessmoney I do! Works great. And fry bacon. And steak. Good little machine.
@@readytogo3186 I'm totally gonna try this! Thanks for the suggestion
@@tessmoney You're most welcome. Hope you love it as much as I do.
Thickness settings, from the manual:
Setting 4: 30 mm thick bread
Setting 5: 24 mm
Setting 6: 20 mm
Setting 8: 15 mm
The settings range seems counter-intuitive. thinner bread needs a higher number. The thicker bread was set too 'low', and thus had a lot of untoasted margin. The thin sandwich bread needed setting 8, according to the manual. The thicker slice of home-made bread would probably need setting 5, or even 4, if it was over an inch thick.
When you buy sliced bread at supermarkets in Japan, the same size loaf (in the region of 400g) is usually available cut to different thicknesses. So a piece of bread from a 4-slice loaf will be double the thickness of a piece from the 8-slice loaf. This matches the measurements you posted from the manual, too! Seems like Emmy was happy with the outcome anyway though haha
Should have added:
Setting 4 probably means "slice of bread from a 4-slice loaf" etc etc.
@@mojimoji5368 That makes a lot of sense!
That fancy toaster is like a hybrid between a instant/crock pot to a fancy rice cooker. I can definitively say there is a difference between a normal white slice bread to an artisan bread sour dough/pane di casa etc there is a lot of labour of love that goes into making a loaf of bread.
Awwww Winston!!! There’s a blast from the past. 🥰🥰
You haven't acknowledged Winston for a while. I used to like when you randomly put up the names of things in the background too. Miss that.
The return of Winston! How we have missed ye!!!! Great vid Emmy!
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So can you make cheese toast in it or frozen waffles or other meaty sandwiches? Please do a follow up!😊
Love the Winston throwback!! It would be cool to see a comparison between the Mitsubishi toaster and your toaster oven sitting behind you.
Emmy please!! Butter!! 🤣😻😻
Here I am watching this lady use a expensive Japanese toaster and, I am TOTALLY enjoying myself! 😊
Great video. Love Emmy's content. 👍
Toast bagels and frozen waffles next, please!
I appreciate you trying stuff, and describing it for us.
Okay, now I have to go to the kitchen and make myself some toast and a cup of tea. I'm going to use the Proctor Silex four slice toaster that we received as a wedding gift in 1984. Fill a big mug with some tap water, nuke it to whatever temp it reaches in two minutes, drop a couple of Lipton tea bags and enjoy. Instead of using milk and sugar, maybe I'll treat myself and use some sweeten condensed milk.
I love toast. As cool as the expensive toaster is I can't get over that it only does 1 piece especially for $300 and you have to buy a converter. I'll stick with my $20 toaster or using a pan. But it would be cool to try a piece of toast from the special toaster just to have the experience. Also how could anyone forget winston! I still have my winston shirt
I've been getting my daughter the Bokksu monthly snack box for a long time now. She loves it! The snacks are always good quality and delicious
It's been a long time since Winston has had a cameo! Welcome back, Winston! 🥰
a $300 toaster? that's like buying a $500 Dyson vacuum cleaner
Yes, but the vacuum would provide value to your life. Toast is toast imo
@@geekfreak2000 yeah
I was waiting for this after the balmuda video …I couldn’t imagine paying this much for something I can’t use for more things 😭 my toaster is fine and if I cut my bread thicker I just use my toaster oven
Back to back Emmy uploads? YES PLEASE!
Winston is a regular in these series🤣🤣😻😻
who or what is this Winston Emmy is referring to? (other than a cigarette).
The bread thickness is based on the bread you can by in Japan. They cut the same small loaves to varying slice amounts e.g 4 up to 8.
How does the Mitsubishi compare to the toaster oven?
I sat down this morning to watch this video while I had... toast lol. Accidental solidarity!! 😂
Emmy Said skookum. That's amazing!!
I love that you call the end piece the heel! In my family I grew up with it being called that and most of the family fought over it. Everyone I knew said they never heard it called that and even now I never meet anyone who calls it the heel!
Well then what do you call it then?
Here in Australia, that $300 dollar toaster is $500,so I'll keep using my kmart toaster, and yes my favourite piece of bread is the crust (heal) ,great video Emmy, cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
I believe what Mitsubishi said was: giving that one slice of toast the utmost respect. Also, most Japanese eats one slice of toast at a time most of the time because of the thicker bread, unlike western countries that is used to the word "toast" as a sandwich or 2 or more slices of bread.
I like to watch your videos simply because your videos are so lovely and a lot of the recipes you cook are recipes that look so good, and I've been looking for a new toaster so this video caught my interest but when you called the mitsubishi toaster 'sexy' and that music suddenly played in the background, I busted out laughing
I have a fancy Zojirushi Japanese rice cooker that was like $350 - it keeps steam sticky rice fresh for a week like you just made it an hour ago. Doesn't compare to a basic one if your family hoovers rice like mine , but for what it does it is still a luxury item when were talking about plain a$$ rice
Your kid is smart…the heel is the best parts of the bread!
Yep!
Cooking bread in the toaster mitsubishi is fun we know your kids are amazing. Yes the bread heel is about to be toasted now let's add a paste of butter.
That is a humongous loaf!! It’d be nice if it were evenly toasted by the more expensive model, since it totally fits in it.
I’d have assumed with all that steam that the bread would be totally dried out-wow. I wonder why it stays nice and fluffy inside. Do you add water? Would it make a grilled cheese (I’m thinking it would be too thick).
Most of the moisture is trapped in the machine.
The first range of toastiness is perfect after you add butter. It softens it a little, to the perfect consistency.. A little crunch and a little buttery softness.
I remember og Winston. He was the star of that video 🤣
Some toaster require 2 pushes or touch the toa type button. I turn large bread upside down for a little browning when it's too big after the first toasting.
The toaster kind of looks like a printer or a scanner or something. Pretty cool looking!
Too rich for my wallet. Way too expensive for a one-trick pony.
Poverty makes the best toast. I was broke after college and my honey toast was made w the aid of a plug in radiator...
I feel like the expensive toaster could make a good grilled cheese
But the sandwich would be too thick for the toaster
Yes!!!!
@@Margar02 Emmy could use her homemade bread just sliced very thin.
@@Margar02 it would not. just slide it like it's commerical bread thickness. that beast can handle texas toast so can handle a normal sized grilled cheese fine. granted if one does thick slices yep, won't fit. but keep it under the max height and bob's your uncle
So can a relatively inexpensive panini press
Emmy please try to make a grilled cheese in that Mitsubishi toaster it looks like it would be wonderful lol and you wouldn't have to butter the bread.....also I am a jam person or better yet fruit preserves....YUM 😋 who is Winston?
AHHHH YESS BOKKSU IS SUCH AN AMAZING SUBSCRIPTION BOX
I need to see it make French toast!!!
I get Bokksu too and have done for about the last three or four years - and I always nearly love everything that comes in it. It looks like there's quite a few things in the US one that aren't in the UK one, some that I've had before, like the Calbee crunchies and Sakura tea. I can recommend the stuff in Bokksu Boutique too, if you've not already bought from there, Emmy - and the longer you buy Bokksu boxes for, the more points you accumulate and the higher up the point scale you go. Very highly recommended!
The toast slices look good and so nice and evenly-toasted. The really expensive one sounds really nice, especially as it comes out nice and fluffy too! I bet it would be fab with some nice creamy butter and home-made strawberry jam - or home-produced honey, like yours. How are the bees doing, by the way?
I have a toaster/convection oven and I love the toast that comes out of it.
You should try the Panasonic NB-G110P Flash Xpress. It is a toaster oven but its not much bigger than a standard 2 slice toaster, it has instant heat and very even toasting. Added benefit is you could toast two huge bread slices at once. A lot of people claim its one of the best and has very consistent results.
I have that mitsubishi toaster and I love it !!!!
Honestly that Walmart great value bread is my favorite bread for french toast and grilled cheese. It's the best
I honestly have to say that when I’m feeling my lowest, I come to emmys channel
I absolutely love your sheer delight! I’m craving toast!!
Winston the crumbies!! 🍞
You call the ends of your toast “the heel” but in my house we call it “the butt” hahaha
I genuinely have never seen someone so tickled about plain toast 🤣
“You sexy machine! That’s steamy action!” Lol!!! 😂❤
For $300, the faux wood top should be African ironwood. Thanks for the review. I'll never own one but it was interesting to see. Stay safe.
An extended version including that Breville bad boy behind you would be great :) I love mine.
I don't think it needs a step-down transformer. AvE did a teardown video of the mitsubishi toaster and on the PCB, the input is listed as AC 125V, so it seemingly has the appropriate tolerance for US home outlets.
That is an awesome toaster! Can you do a demo using the topped toast feature? I am wondering if you can do like a pizza toast in that bad boy 😍 TFS Doll! 🌹❤️
I remember when the guys at sorted tested this toaster out...they had to buy a second because they blew up the first not using a power converter 😂
I never thought I’ll say that’s but that seems totally worth it. 🤣
Jam. Raspberry or Apricot (plus butter of course).
Hi Emmy, I was just wondering if you have tried making toast in a air fryer? I love all of your vlogs. Thank you for sharing ❤
Yes! Winston! I remember, I even bought the merch cuz my husband’s middle name is Winston lol!
Other questions...... What if you're busy and don't open it right away? Does it get soggy? Or keep cooking? Can you cook other things in it? Try other settings to show how dark it can get for some who like it that way. Or lightest. Show us more. You mentioned French toast. Show us that. It did look like it gets the whole slice so that is good. Do more. Enjoy your content. Hugs from NH
Jam or Nutella? Thanks, Emmy ❤
Aww it’s been a while welcome back winston
Make french toast with it! Needs to happen!
Emmymade - no small bites! ☺️❤️
There’s a show called Venetia in Kyoto.I love that show.
I love the heels I ask for them but most time nobody eats them anyway lol
Never had so much fun watching a very expensive appliance I will never own being reviewed and demonstrated.
Emmy please share your homemade bread recipe. It looks so good.
I purchased an entire gas oven from sears for less. Seriously. The knobs broke off within the first year, but other than that, it's been a great oven. 😁
It keeps the moisture in by being an enclosed unit. That is why it has more moisture than the open model.
You should try making French toast in it!!