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Chilean toaster
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The Chilean toaster (tostador chileno) is a kitchen appliance created in Chile around the 1920s and popularized from the 1950s onwards. It is an appliance usually used in gas stoves and is one of the traditional kitchen utensils of Chile, making it a characteristic part of its popular culture; among the foods that are usually heated or prepared using a Chilean toaster are bread (especially marraqueta), humitas, sopaipillas and rice.
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The Chilean toaster (tostador chileno) is a kitchen appliance created in Chile around the 1920s and popularized from the 1950s onwards. It is an appliance usually used in gas stoves and is one of the traditional kitchen utensils of Chile, making it a characteristic part of its popular culture; among the foods that are usually heated or prepared using a Chilean toaster are bread (especially marraqueta), humitas, sopaipillas and rice. In Italy there is a variation known as brustolina.
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