
A built-in toaster
The bean warmth sold by Amazon and Argos sparked an online debate about toast fans.
Both retail giants sell the product in the UK for £ 34. 99 ($44. 50)
He said it was "the perfect choice to prepare a delicious breakfast in half the time ".
Tefal's Toast 'n Bean Maker has a 'bean warmer 'next to the toast slot '.
The French cooker and appliance maker boasts that the unique machine "cooks half a can of beans while baking half a can of beans ".
However, the claim is controversial on social media and users debate its merits.
User SwissJAmes, who recently uploaded video images of the product to Reddit, wrote: "There is still no way to decide whether this is the greatest invention ever, or the trough of humanity.
Kkardoz123, a minority who agreed with the former, wrote: "Mankind has reached its peak.
Most contributors, including jimmycarr1, were not impressed, and he growled: "I also have a warmer bean.
This is the so-called microwave. 'PM-ME-
Cryptocurrency added: "My name is friggin saucepan.
Tigralfrosie sparked a technical discussion: "But why don't Tefal's engineers just turn things over to 90 degrees, toast, and pour the beans on it when they are ready
Wallace and Gromet will solve the problem.
Of course, louisjenkins8 posted an immediate suggestion: "Don't turn the toaster to lmao until anyone has any ideas.
"It caused some discussion in the office," said milimitoo.
It turns out that after some digging, it's only suitable for half a can of beans, just like what's the point? '