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  1. Review Annie & Mia Design Electric Egg Cooker Hard-boiled eggs are where this Annie & Mia cooker shines, and its mostly 304 stainless build keeps plastic away from your food. Soft and medium eggs are harder, because doneness depends on... Annie & Mia Design4.2 out of 5$35.99
  2. Review Russell Hobbs TR9150BLR Retro Style 2-Slice Toaster Most retro toasters are bought for the look and forgiven for the toast; this Russell Hobbs is the rare one where the browning is the thing people rave about. The catch is durability: it wins Russell Hobbs4.6 out of 5$59.95
  3. Review Emeril Lagasse Extra Large French Door Air Fryer Toaster Oven Combo Every air fryer oven promises to replace two appliances, and the real question is whether it earns the counter space it takes. This Emeril does for most households: 26 quarts behind French... Emeril Lagasse4.3 out of 5$189.99
  4. Review Oster FPSTCN1300 Electric Can Opener Every electric can opener promises to spare your wrists; the real question is whether it is still opening cans a month later. This Oster is a good looking, hands-free corded opener with a... Oster3.9 out of 5$39.99
  5. Review Swan SWKA1010GRN Retro Bread Bin A bread bin lives on the worktop every day, so it has to earn its space twice: by keeping bread fresh and by looking right while it does. Swan's cream retro bin does both for a family... Swan4.7 out of 5$91.29
  6. Review West Bend Hi-Rise Bread Maker Machine Programmable 12 Programs Including... ...tall, oddly shaped loaf that never quite fits the toaster, and that is the problem the West Bend Hi-Rise sets out to fix. Its horizontal pan and twin kneading blades turn out a proper... West Bend4.0 out of 5$105.99
  7. Review kate spade new york Blush 2-Slice Toaster Buying a toaster for its looks raises one fair worry: will it still make decent toast? This blush enamel two-slicer mostly does, with six browning settings, defrost and reheat, and slots own kate spade new york4.2 out of 5$42.58
  8. Review Revolution R180S High-Speed Touchscreen Toaster Spending serious money on a toaster only makes sense if it toasts better and keeps doing it. Revolution's R180S mostly delivers on the first part: it is fast, even and easy to use, and it lo Revolution4.2 out of 5$249.99
  9. Review GE 4-in-1 Countertop Microwave Oven Putting an air fryer, a convection oven and a broiler inside a 1.0 cubic foot microwave saves a lot of counter space, but it asks you to learn four appliances from one touch pad and a... GE4.1 out of 5$181.99
  10. Review Swan ST19010RN Retro Toaster Most retro toasters are bought for their looks and forgiven for their toast. This Swan doesn't need forgiving, because it browns evenly and consistently without fiddling. Its flaw is at the Salton4.2 out of 5$39.99
  11. Review Swan Retro 2 Slice Toaster You buy the Swan Retro mainly for how it looks, and it turns out to make good toast as well. The curved, colour-coated body is the attraction, and six browning settings give even,... Salton4.2 out of 5$39.99
  12. Review Yabano Retro Bagel Toaster Cheap retro toasters tend to look better than they last, and the Yabano sits right on that line. It toasts evenly, its 1.4-inch slots take bagels and deli bread that other retro models refus Yabano4.2 out of 5$29.99