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Cuisinart CPT-170 Countdown Metal 2-Slice Toaster

CUI101 Cookware and Bakeware Discontinued

$79.95Last catalog price, March 2009

Catalog description

Cuisinart CPT-170 Countdown Metal 2-Slice Toaster, part number CUI101, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $79.95, down from a high of $81.99.

The Cuisinart Countdown Metal 2-Slice Toaster delivers spectacular performance with sophisticated styling. The four-button control panels is completed with three blue LED indicators and an LCD timer for quick and easy setting adjustments.2-Slice Capacity: Toast a wide variety of standard and specialty breads bagels and English muffins in the Countdown's two 1.5-inch wide toasting slots. The extra-lift carriage levers easily bring small items to the top.

Four-Button Control Panel: The Cuisinart Countdown Metal 2 Slice Toaster features a four-button control panel with a dedicated LCD display. A six-setting shade dial allows you to increase or decrease toasting time and browning level. To add extra time to the toasting cycle for thick breads or halved bagels press the Bagel button. For fast even reheating without browning use the Reheat button. Defrost frozen waffles pancakes and more with the Defrost button. When the defrost cycle is complete the toaster will automatically lift the bread. If you need to stop a Defrost Reheat or Toast cycle before it is finished simply press the Cancel button.

Backlit LCD Timer and LED Indicators: The blue-backlit LCD timer is bright and easy to read and blue LED indicators next to each button allow you to quickly and easily view current toaster settings.

To remove crumbs simply slide out the crumb tray wipe clean and replace. An excess cord storage area keeps your countertop tidy. The Countdown's high-class brushed stainless steel housing is accented with four polished buttons three LED indicators one dial and a bright LCD display. The Cuisinart Countdown Metal 2-Slice Toaster includes a limited three-year manufacturer's warranty.

About CuisinartOne of the most recognized names in cookware and kitchen products Cuisinart first became popular when introduced to the public by culinary experts Julia Child and James Beard. In 1973 the Cuisinart food processor revolutionized the way we create fine food and healthy dishes and since that time Cuisinart has continued its path of innovation. Under management by the Conair Corporation since 1989 Cuisinart is a universally celebrated name in kitchens across the globe. With a full-service product line including bakeware blenders coffeemakers cookware countertop appliances kitchen tools and much much more Cuisinart products are preferred by chefs and loved by consumers for durability ease of use superior quality and style.

Catalog price history

ObservedListed priceChange
January 2008$79.95
March 2008$81.99+$2.04
March 2009$79.95−$2.04

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