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Back to Basics TEM500PDWH Paula Deen Egg-and-Muffin Toaster | 
 enlarge | Brand: Back to Basics
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $27.56
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Rating:  38 reviews
Sales Rank: 2413
Color: White
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.2
Dimensions (in): 14 x 7 x 8
MPN: TEM500PDWH
Model: TEM500PDWH
UPC: 018579188845
EAN: 0018579188845
ASIN: B000J45HM8
Release Date: October 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Egg-and-muffin toaster makes a breakfast sandwich in about 4 minutes | | • | Toasts bread while simultaneously cooking a soft or hard-poached egg | | • | Hard boil up to 4 eggs at a time; individual toasting or poaching option | | • | Wide slots accommodate bagels and croissants; auto shut-off for safety | | • | Measures 14 by 7 by 8 inches |
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Product Description
What could be easier than cooking an egg while your bread toasts? The Paula Deen Egg and Muffin Toaster brings innovation to the toaster category by combining the functions of a toaster and an egg poacher into one easy appliance. It can be used as a fully functioning toaster or poacher, or it can be used to make the ultimate breakfast sandwich. Simply add the necessary ingredients and start the machine. Four minutes later, your breakfast sandwich will be ready.Features: Poaches Eggs Hard Boils Up to 4 Eggs Variable Toasting Functions Wide Slot Toasting (bagels) Auto Shut-Off Individual Toasting or Poaching Function
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| Customer Reviews: Read 33 more reviews...
 DONT WASTE MONEY August 6, 2008
Brenda Arellano (Bellflower, Ca)
i RECEIVED AS A GIFT AND THE POACHING PAN CHIPPED AFTER ABOUT 1 YR AND NOW THERE IS NO REPLACEMENT FOR THE PAN ONLY THING GOOD FOR IS TOAST AND HARD BOILED EGGS (WHICH i DONT LIKE),DID FIND 1 PLACE TO GET PAN BUT SHIPPING WAS RIDICULOUS WOULD OF COST ME 16.00
Great idea, lousy product August 2, 2008
Ares (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I loved the idea of making egg and toast at the same time using same equipment. kudos.
The product worked great for a while but in few months the egg maker was dead. The frustrating part is that I didnt even use the unit everyday.
I went ahead with giving it another try thinking that the first one might had been a faulty production item. Again few months later, egg maker is dead.
I wish some other company would take the same idea and design a better, durable product.
 Love it June 29, 2008
Barbara K. Mccleeskey (Mobile Alabama)
How does anyone get along with just a toaster anymore? This one can fix you breakfast in the morning. How many of you can say that about your toaster?
Egg poacher stopped working May 6, 2008
D. Currie (Florida)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Update to original review: We called Back to Basics about the defective unit. They were wonderful - sent us a new unit immediately. So I would raise my 2 stars to 3 stars just for the wonderful customer service (but can't figure out how to do it). Now we have two of them - the replacement my boyfriend bought me and the replacement that Back to Basics sent. If they last longer than the first one, then I will come back and post a new review to raise my rating to 4. (Also, it was probably more like 6 or 7 months before the first one quit working.)
Original review: We enjoyed the egg-and-muffin toaster for a few months - it timed everything perfectly. BUT the egg poacher stopped working after 4 months. Now it's just an odd-shaped toaster, which causes us some headaches, because my boyfriend got used to having his egg-and-muffin. So now he dirties up several pots and pans to steam a poached egg on the stove in a make-shift steamer, while the toaster part makes his toast. More work for him in timing it and in cleaning up.
Love it! April 14, 2008
NTR (Washington, DC)
Well, the toaster in my kitchen broke so I figure I'd go to Wxxxxxt and look for a new one. As I as browsing through the toaster section I found this unusual-looking toaster. A toaster with an egg poacher/cooker/whatever! I was a bit hesitant about buying it at first since these "specialty items" usually end up not living up to their claims and so on, but I decided, what the hell. It was on sale for $25, so I just went ahead and got it. I get home, read the quick directions, placed an English muffin in the toaster, and placed the egg in the "mini-pan" and covered it with the lid. Three or four minutes later, the muffins pop out of the toaster, and the boiling water under the mini-pan stops boiling. I open the lid and the egg's done! Wow, this is the greatest thing since sliced bread! Needless to say, I definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a homemade Egg McMuffin sandwich at any time!
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