Single toaster Cloer-3890

Two cups of coffee and two slices of toast – one after the other, not at the same time. These are the demands that single-person households place on breakfast – and therefore on the appliances in the kitchen. Given the steadily growing number of single-person households – in 2012, almost 16 million people in Germany were already living alone – what could be more natural than to provide them with the right appliances? With a single-slot toaster and a small premium filter coffee machine, Cloer offers extremely useful products for this target group. 

The Cloer Toaster 3890 is precisely tailored to the needs of single-person households: high standards of quality and performance for small quantities. In the case of the 3890, this means: this single-slice toaster delivers perfect results.

The sensor electronics and bread-slice centring ensure an optimal degree of browning for toast as well as other slices of bread. The browning level is infinitely adjustable and can be selected individually. The stop button and the safety shut-off in the event of a jammed

ensures maximum safety, whilst the crumb tray makes cleaning this handy little kitchen appliance a breeze. The high level of convenience offered by the Cloer Toaster 3890, with its heat-insulated, matt stainless steel housing, is rounded off by the defrost function. The slices of bread can be placed in the toaster straight from the freezer. You simply couldn’t make breakfast any more conveniently on your own.

• Mini toaster for 1 slice of toast
• Continuously adjustable browning level
• 6 browning settings to suit individual preferences
• Defrost function: toasts bread whilst still frozen
• Stop button
• Automatic shut-off
• Safety shut-off if the toast gets stuck
• Even browning thanks to sensor electronics and bread slice centring
• Lift-up mechanism for safe removal of small pieces of bread
• Roll attachment available separately
• Easy to clean thanks to the crumb tray
• Stainless steel housing with black plastic elements, heat-insulated