Next-Gen Commercial Toaster

Prince Castle's new Toast EZ commercial toaster features 32 programmable icons and dual independent lanes to improve throughput for high-volume quick-service restaurant kitchens.

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Next-Gen Commercial Toaster

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Prince Castle has launched Toast EZ, a next-generation commercial toaster designed for high-volume quick-service restaurant kitchens. The toaster features dual independent lanes, 32 programmable icons, and efficient infrared radiant heat to improve throughput and consistency.

Prince Castle announced the launch of Toast EZ, a next-generation commercial toaster built for quick-service restaurant environments. Designed to solve a persistent bottleneck in high-volume kitchens, Toast EZ combines dual independent lanes, two belts, intuitive tap-to-switch icon controls and efficient infrared radiant heat to deliver speed and consistency — even as menus expand and bread variations multiply.

With faster toast times, instant setting changes and two independently controlled lanes, Toast EZ allows operators to toast two bread types at once and switch settings in seconds. The result: steady throughput and fewer delays for both crews and guests. At the center of the design is a large, highly visible control panel with 32 programmable bread icons.

Crews can switch settings with a single tap, reducing training time and minimizing errors. The icon-based interface supports multilanguage teams and high-turnover environments. Efficient infrared radiant heat delivers fast, even toasting for consistent results across shifts and locations.

Operators can choose top-only or top-and-bottom heating, with Light, Medium and Dark settings. The unit’s 16.5-inch on-counter width supports tight kitchen layouts, while clearance design accommodates shelf installations without sacrificing access.

Toast EZ also includes an energy-saving mode that can reduce power consumption by up to 25% during off-peak hours.

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This story was originally published by Emily Boes in CStore Decisions on June 29, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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