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nerdsarecool1212
· 11 years ago
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You'd have to find a clear metal, which could be rare and expensive. They can't use plastic because it'll just melt when you try to toast something.
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guest
· 11 years ago
Glass. Doesnt conduct electricity and is transparent.
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windscryer
· 11 years ago
First rule of the kitchen and the chemistry lab: hot glass and cold glass look exactly the same. I can see why no company would want to deal with the legal fallout of a thousand idiots burning themselves on the toaster because they "forgot it was hot".
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dirtypinkteakettle
· 11 years ago
My Chemistry teacher always said "Hot glass looks like cold glass!" every single time we did a lab. Drove me nuts, but now I say it when I'm cooking constantly.
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thorntonbanghard
· 11 years ago
That totally exists by the way
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guest
· 11 years ago
How toasted your bread is, while its toasting
paaaisleyyy
· 11 years ago
I have a small toaster oven with a glass exterior in the front so I can look inside so I always know how toasted my food is
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guest
· 11 years ago
That's why toaster ovens were invented.
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dafuqdidyoujustsee
· 11 years ago
Yo dawg.
ambherhearts
· 11 years ago
That's a legit thing now...
guest
· 11 years ago
I've seen it! Not even any heating coils to toast so no idea how it works (saw it in a shop for £160)
