Too small to be of use for me. I found it much too small for even regular sized breads. Never tried it with pitas or folded tortillas as suggested by another review. Currently, its just taking up space in my gadget closet. Save your money and buy the toasting rack instead.

One of the perks of my very expensive toaster is this gadget. Yes, you can use sliced bread, just be sure to buy thinner pre-sliced bread. Pepperidge Farm light style works well and comes in many varieties incl. oatmeal and seven grain. Butter the outsides and add a slice of meat and cheese, or whatever, so long as its not too bulky. Small tortilla wraps can be folded in half with meat and or cheese for another tasty lunch item. Here's to tasty lunches!

It works, but the slots on the toaster are way too narrow to allow two pieces of bread in them. Also, if you stuff it in there anyway, the outside of the bread will toast long before the inside heats up. So, there really isn't much point to this, at least for making sandwiches.

I use mine mainly to help stuff in single pieces of bread that are too large for the slots.

First saw these in Italy and fell in love! These baskets help keep fingers and butter knives out of the toaster by simply lifting up the basket for shorter breads like Italian or french toast, mini bagels, etc.
Would highly recommend these to anyone who toasts! I bought a set for my parents!

The Duallit sandwich cage barely holds one half-inch piece of bread, let alone two for a sandwich. It rips the bread and makes a mess of the toasters slot. I through away twenty bucks on this apparatus!