While most standard toaster ovens can technically heat all those things, the steam oven excels at it. To use that function, ...

Ever since moving into my first solo apartment, I've stocked up on home and kitchen appliances like it was my job. My home aesthetic is extremely important to me, and finding both functional and cute ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The BALMUDA toaster oven is the perfect small countertop appliance for foodies who love convenience and fast cooking times. With ...

Japanese electronics company Balmuda has an expensive but intriguing toaster for you that comes with a side note: it's steam-based. In theory, adding water to a toaster sounds like the perfect recipe ...

Imagine a toaster that just does what it’s supposed to and so much more. Everything she put into this thing, whether it was a baked good or some bread pulled out of the freezer, came out looking much ...

Would you spend $300 on a toaster? The Japanese company BALMUDA is betting you might for one that looks like a piece of modern art—and which, incidentally, uses steam to lock in the bread’s moisture ...

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For those who prefer the style and baking method of a horizontal toaster (i.e., toaster oven) to that of a traditional vertical toaster, the premium paid for such a device shouldn’t run much higher ...

Balmuda may be best known for their exceedingly fancy (not to mention exceedingly expensive) toaster, but the Japanese firm is now planning to launch a smartphone. At $329, "The Toaster" is arguably a ...

If you’ve ever spent some amount of time trying to find a really good toaster, then you’ve probably heard the name Balmuda. The Japanese company’s $329 bread heater has something of a cult-like ...

Balmuda, the Japanese company behind the staggeringly expensive steam-powered toaster, has announced its first ever smartphone. It's a small device with a 4.9-inch display, and as 9to5Google notes, ...