Smeg Toasters

Smeg Toasters: A Next-Gen Vintage Look

As one of the smallest (and sometimes most underused) countertop appliances you can find in a kitchen, the classic toaster rarely gets as much love as it deserves. Few devices can handle food in the way that these cookers do. Vertical cooking might seem a bit weird when you think about it, but these versatile appliances are a necessity in nearly every home. Defrost frozen pastries, brown bread and achieve the perfect soft bagel with help from these high-quality Smeg toasters. With iconic colors like pastel greens and blues as well as shining stainless steel, there's one for nearly any kitchen. Find a model that fits your home design and your family lifestyle with one of these easy-to-use cookers.

Slice Up Your Life

When it comes to buttering browned bread, we're all used to the classic two-slice model that has been a countertop staple ever since it was invented nearly 100 years ago. The engineers behind these Italian appliances take the pop-up technology and improve upon it with features like defrosting elements, six browning levels and a reheat function for foods that have been away from the heat for just a little too long. With multiple ways to heat and eat, all you have to do is pick your foods—and your quantity. With both two-slice and four-slice versions available, flexible options abound. If you live in a small household that rarely prioritizes carb-heavy breakfasts, a two-slice model is probably going to be enough for your needs. But if you've got a larger household complete with waffle-lovers and sandwich-eaters, it's time to consider a four-slice model. These larger versions feature extra-long slots perfect for heating up multiple pieces or broad artisanal ryes. And with an optional sandwich rack (sold separately) you'll be able to create warm, crunchy meals using just one countertop appliance. No matter how big your cooker is, each version comes with an easy-to-find removable crumb tray. Instead of digging through a dangerous heating element or shaking your device over a garbage can, simply remove the crumb tray and empty to keep your Smeg toaster free of buildup (and any unwanted smoky smells). Remember to empty your crumb tray every few uses if possible to keep your machine ready for the next toaster pastry or waffle.

Choose Your Color at Abt

If you're having trouble picking out the 1950s-style retro hue that's best for your kitchen, consider factors like your existing appliances, countertops, cabinetry and tile. Brighter tones stand out against neutral backgrounds, while a kitchen that's already infused with pigment may benefit from a vanilla or stainless steel version. Whichever fits your home best, consider completing your collection with other gear in their 1950s retro collection from rounded blenders to kettles and mixers. If you're not sure which Smeg toaster is best for you, give our experts a call at 800-860-3577 or head into the store to see our collection in person. Alternatively, do some research ahead of time and look over our Toaster Buying Guide.