Is This Possible

[jennyjoan]

A person I know just likes her bread toasted on one side - anybody tell me anything out there - thanks

[Jackdaw33]

Why can't you get thin-sliced bread anymore?

[Peter Pedant]

does anyone remember
the old toasters allowed one to cram in easily two slices of bread and so you could do one side

[sanmac]

Yes, Peter, those toasters saved on electricity: You only toasted two sides instead of four.

[Mamyalynne]

I used to love our old toaster with the drop down sides.

[kvalidir]

They do Jack, Braces do a thin sliced because I have it, you can certainly get it in Iceland, costs £1.00 :) x

[neuron]

Try Home Bargains too. They stock Braces thin as do Asda. Lidl, Aldi and Morrisons dont stock it any longer.

[sanmac]

JD, I think the reason is the cost of labour...It takes the bakers more time to cut a loaf into thin slices as compared to thick slices, and we all know that time is money, or in this case, bread.

[gumboot]

Eh Sanmac? Bread is cut with automated machinery that have blades similar to that in a band saw set up next to each other. The setup is that a load passes through more blades to be cut thinly and less blades to result in a doorstep type loaf. Its nothing to do with time - the time is exactly the same if the loaf is cut thin or extra thick and everything in between. Sounds like your taking the Mick on thinking about it lol