Extreme

ToasterChef's 'Extreme' sector contains some of the most, if not the most radically extreme turbo charged use of toasters ever documented.

Most of the toasting featured in this section is carried out by trained professionals who know what they're doing. Do not try replicating such scenarios at home - you could lose an eye. Or worse still, a bollock.

:: COMING SOON - once we pluck up the courage ::

Uppin' the Aunty!
ToasterChef's HeadChef has initiated contact with an expert in extreme domestics - ExtremeIroning's very own 'Steam':

Hi Steam,
I recently created a Cookery website based on the humble Toaster: http://www.toasterchef.co.uk I've been thinking about expanding our content from simple Toaster-based recipes, namely with the inclusion of some Extreme Toasting - similar ideas to the Extreme Ironing. I'd appreciate any help you could give me. I've read through your 'getting started' faq, though I feel I need to gain more knowledge before attempting some extreme Toasting.

If we were to do this, we would acknowledge Extreme Ironing as our inspiration - if Extreme Ironing starts up a cookery page inspired by ToasterChef please acknowledge us!

thanks, - HeadChef @ ToasterChef)

Words of Wisdom:

A prompt reply was issued in regards to the above message:

I can't really offer advice on the advent of "toast" version of extreme ironing other than to say that, like irons, toasters can get hot - especially if you put your fingers where the bread goes - and you don't want anyone getting hurt. So take care out there - toasting on the edge.

In a similar vein, we have made crepes [pancakes] using the sole plate of the iron once - very tasty.... :-)

Iron on dudes
Steam

..so expect some extreme toasting soon!