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Toast racks come with a trade-off

British toast racks date from the late eighteenth century. Holding slices apart lets water vapour escape instead of softening a stack, but also makes the toast cool more quickly. Keeping one desirable feature involves giving up some of another.

The gaps do not select only the moisture to release.

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Reviewed: 2026-10-05

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