Martha Stewart 2 Slice Long Slot Toaster, Extra Wide, Linen Cream

Price: $39.99
(as of Oct 02, 2026 20:42:29 UTC – Details)


Bring effortless elegance to your morning routine with the Martha 2-Slice Long Slot Toaster. Designed with a slim, space-saving profile, this beautifully streamlined toaster fits seamlessly into any kitchen while delivering perfectly toasted results. The extra-long, wide slot easily accommodates artisan breads, sourdough, bagels, waffles, and more while automatic self-centering ensures even browning from edge to edge. With a precision 10-setting shade dial, you’re always in control, from lightly golden to deeply crisp. Thoughtful details like the cool-touch control panel, removable crumb tray, and integrated cord wrap combine convenience with countertop-ready style. It’s the perfect blend of form, function, and morning simplicity.
EXTRA-LONG & WIDE SLOT: The generous 10-inch slot fits two slices side by side, easily handling long artisan breads, sourdough, bagels, waffles, and more​
SPACE-SAVING PROFILE: Slim 3.5-inch width minimizes countertop clutter while maintaining full toasting performance
SELF-ADJUSTING DESIGN: Automatic slice centering holds bread securely in place for consistent, even browning every time
PRECISION SHADE CONTROL: 10 customizable settings let you achieve your perfect level of crispness, from soft golden to rich, deep toast. Plus, a Cancel button lets you stop the toasting cycle anytime
HIGH-LIFT LEVER: Raises smaller breads like English muffins and bagels higher for easy, safe removal​
Customers find the toaster excellent in quality and appreciate its slim design that takes up minimal counter space. They like its appearance, with one customer specifically mentioning they love the color. The capacity receives mixed feedback – while it fits longer pieces of bread well, some find it too narrow. The toast consistency and value for money also get mixed reviews, with some saying it doesn’t toast evenly and others considering it not worth the price. The burning performance is a concern, as anything above the lowest setting tends to burn the edges of the bread.