
Still only existing in concept, this whiteboard/toaster could become the wave of the breakfast future someday soon. Need to leave a note for your partner, but you leave for work before they do? Just scrawl it on the toaster. If they don't see that note, then they'll surely notice it when it appears on their toast (provided they aren't following a low carb diet). I do see a couple flaws in the plan though, like the fact that the writing surface seems awful close to where the heating element would be. So you'd have to wait quite a while between toasts to write a message if you wanted to avoid burning your hand.
This isn't the first time that someone has designed a toaster that leaves an imprint on the toast. This very pink and white Hello Kitty toaster creates toast that has Kitty's image baked in and has the added bonus of being available now.
Thanks KF!

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9-20-2007 @1:34AM MoMack said... How much does it cost to mail a toastcard?
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9-20-2007 @11:02AM Leena said... Buahaha, that was punderful MoMack! Witty like the Callahan series.
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9-20-2007 @12:24PM jsmylie said... Unfortunately, the Hello Kitty toaster only leaves a legible imprint if you use white bread. Or if you burn a piece of wheat bread far past edibility.
...my ex loved Hello Kitty, okay?!
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