In a charming kitchen, a creature of chrome and whimsy dwells. Its toaster body, identifying smile and lively goldfish eyes, create an enchanting spectacle. An orange goldfish soaring from the top adds vitality, echoing in the shiny surface below. The playful butter-knife tongue adds humor; a testament to its earnest mission of making excellent fish toasts.

Interesting Facts:

The first electric toaster was invented in 1893, but didnt have a timer or a pop-up mechanism. Toast was manually removed before it could burn.

Goldfish have teeth in their throat called pharyngeal teeth, which they use to crush their food before swallowing it.

Historically, in 17th Century France, the pointed tip of a butter knife was considered so dangerous that King Louis XIV ordered them to be rounded off.

Making excellent toast with fish, traditionally known as Fish toastie, dates back to the British colonial era, who introduced it to the Indian sub-continent.

The word kitchen comes from the Latin word coquere, which means to cook. It is considered the heart of the home in many cultures.