Apollo The HOUSEWARES Brand Chrome Toast Rack, 6 Slice, Size: 13x14x7cm, Chrome

I bought this, not as as a toast rack, but to organize small notebooks and my cell phone on a side table next to my chair. Love it ! Keeps everything neatly upright instead of in unsightly piles. It would be great if these could be made to hold larger paperback books.

I was looking for a 2-slice toast holder and, though this was larger, it was small enough to give it a try. I love it! It does just want I wanted it to do. I was worried about how big a slice of bread it could take, but does fine with the average slice. I was able to wedge two halves of a bagel in it by their edges (they stuck up ungracefully, but cooled without getting soggy and that's what's most important to me). It's sturdy and feels well made, but still dainty. I like that it's stainless steel as well.

Perfect product

I altered this rack a bit by pulling (breaking off with pliers) the feet and handle, so I can use it to make toast (or whatever I want to stand up straight) in my air fryer! It was too tall (originally) to fit in my fryer.

Lots of ways to use

I've always wanted to get one of these to hold the toast so it doesn't get mushy sitting on a plate and this one fits the bill perfectly at a very reasonable price. It's kind of a little "Downton Abbey-ish" when we use it, my wife and I will speak with British accents - imagine saying "can you please pass the butter", and we crack up laughing. It's the little things that make it fun I guess. The toast rack is very nice, simple, and elegant. You'll never have mushy toast again.

Very durable however a little too small. Didn't return

Used to stand up multiple slices of toast in my Ninja Max air fryer >> works great! Very sturdy

Excellent option for a toast rack. Nothing negative to say. I would buy again if another is needed.

Toast rack is exactly what I was looking for. Really hate soggy toast & was looking to buy one for ages & never really got round to it & then happened to come across one on Amazon & bought. It’s a nice looking rack, very sturdy, nice chrome finish & great value for money. My only negative is that it arrived with the loop handle/holder broken as you can see from the photo. I didn’t mind as I prefer it without it & I only use the rack for a few minutes to let my toast cool down without getting soggy but I’m sure many others would mind & would want it replaced. The rack arrived with just a flimsy plastic bag covering it in a not so sturdy box so I’m not surprised it came broken. It just needed some bubble warp securely around it & a secure box that wouldn’t get destroyed in the mail. Have still given it 5 stars as it’s a lovely rack & would recommend.

Sturdy and nice to have

Yep, doing what it’s intended to. That’s it. Good quality.

My wife wasn’t keen on me wasting money on a toast rack. “We won’t use it”, she said. “It’ll end up in the garage like all the other toast-serving products you buy.” I sulked for a few days, but then decided to man up, and pleaded with her to give this one a chance. Not only am I delighted that she relented, but she is too, and I think the kids are as well. This toast rack has - and i don’t want to sound like I’m being a bit over the top here - changed our lives. Breakfast time has become so much more fun, and the kids are better behaved. I don’t know, maybe it’s psychological, but our toast just seems to taste better these days. Although the toaster itself isn’t quite playing the game (one side is more-often-than-not overdone), the rack pretty much negates this by it’s beautiful presentation, and the way it evenly separates the toast. We’ve started inviting friends over for breakfast, with the rack as the table centrepiece. Most people have made comments about it, and those who haven’t, well, if you knew them you’d understand that they’re just not “toast rack people”. But overall, it’s a delight to have this rack in our lives, and if anything ever happens to it, we think we’d probably buy another one. UPDATE: we’ve discovered that the toast rack also stores CDs, pop-tarts, and cooked noodles. It also serves as a makeshift rib cage for explaining anatomy to our 3 year old.