As with all kitchen appliances, the purchase and maintenance of a toaster comes fraught with ethical concerns. With six million kitchen devices carelessly jettisoned each year, one must endeavour to dispose of the old antique toaster properly, by recycling at a civic amnenity site, to avoid exacerbating Britain's waste problem. And then there is the perennial concern that the manufacture of your new toaster involved the secretion of toxic waste and harmful emissions, and, in the absence of a standard eco-labelling scheme for small kitchen appliances, that your new model falls beneath acceptable energy efficiency standards. Thankfully, Gooshing's meticulous reviews, detailing the ethical records of all the major companies involved in the manufacture of toasters, revealing their attitudes to fair trade, pollution, energy efficiency and myriad other ethical concerns, provide you with all the relevant information you need to make an informed ethical choice when buying your new toaster. So when you're deciding which toaster to buy, choose one with the highest Gooshing ethical rating.

So, if it's a 2 slice toaster, a 3 slice toaster, 4 slice toaster or a 6 slice toaster you're looking for, whether it be a Dualit toaster, a Siemens toaster or a DeLonghi toaster, Gooshing gets you to the best prices and ethical information on each major company, a major advancement in the history of the toaster.