TOASTER FOODS Introduction The Golden-Brown Age of Toast A 6000-year history Nothing MoreThan Fillings The true story of Pop Tarts; Toaster Pastry Facts Mutant Spawns of Pop Tarts Strange and failed toaster foods Who Stole the Pop Tarts? Hot Slots Recipes for your toaster Plugged-in Toasters Links to other toaster-related sites Best Thing since Sliced Bread Eggos; Lenders' Bagels; Thomas' English Muffins    Other Features    Chewing Gum Teddy Bears Motorcycles Lunchboxes Toasted Foods Oral Hygiene Who stole the PoP Tarts?		Hot Slots   Recipes for your toaster Sure, you can just pop a pre-fab treat into the toaster, but think of the pride in building your own toaster-food concoction. Our favorites tend toward the easy cuisine of our old colleague, Chef Aldo of the Couch Potatoes. For example, here's one of his we like for long nights in front of the tube. COFFEE CRYSTAL SANDWICH SWISS TOAST Representing most of the major food groups (carbohydrates, sugar, salt, fat, and caffeine), the Coffee Crystal Sandwich is a great pick me up. Toast 2 slices of Wonder Bread. Squeeze generous dollop of liquid Parkay on one Sprinkle a teaspoon or two of Folgier’s Coffee Crystals Add Sugar and Cremora to taste Cover with second slice of bread Massage bread slightly to mix ingredients Voila! You’ve heard of French Toast, of course, but this is something different. Prepare bread and recipe as in first recipe, but replace coffee crystals with Nestle’s Quik. If that doesn’t keep you yodeling into the night, we don’t know what will. Okay, so these are a little too outré for you? Well, for slightly more conventional toaster delights, try Dr. Toast's Tasty Toast Recipes. http://www.drtoast.com/recipes.html While you're there, check out his amazing list of toast and toast links: http://www.drtoast.com/toastlinks.html

"Every slice of bread, no matter how airy, white and characterless, offers the golden promise of toast." — Alan Burdick, New York Times Illustration by 19th cent. poet and humorist Edward Lear