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It took 10 years to develop this $300 toaster. Bread may never be the same

September 8
It took 10 years to develop this $300 toaster. Bread may never be the same

After 10 years of design and development, the appliance maker Breville has just released a $300 toaster that the company believes will revolutionize the category. The Eye Q Auto Toaster, now hitting stores in the U.S., r

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