Loop Back: World's First Pop-Up Toaster - North Loop Neighborhood Association
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Charles Strite (Inventor) - On This Day
Charles Strite (Inventor) - On This Day
TIL Charles Strite invented pop-up toaster (and nothing else) out of frustration. At the time, bread had to be turned manually in order to toast both sides, which resulted in cafeterias serving
Charles Strite: Inventor of the Pop-Up Toaster
Cardinal Wolsey's Today in History: 29th May, 1919. Invention of the Pop-Up Toaster
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Charles Strite
The Stillwater factory worker who designed the pop-up bread toaster - MinnPost
Revolutionary inventions from the year you were born
Time Machine: An Iowan invented the pop-up toaster | The Gazette
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Time Machine: An Iowan invented the pop-up toaster | The Gazette
Photos: Loraine and Lloyd Strite, Gladys Strite and Charles Strite
The History of Making Toast
Charles Strite invented the toaster in 1921 so he didn't have to eat burnt toast due to human error! Stainless steel finish makes … | Pop up toaster, Toaster, Toast
Charles Strite Rare Vintage FIRST Restaurant Popup Toaster Stillwater Minnesota | #1887686418
![May 29, 1919] Irritated with burned toast that was served in the cafeteria at the manufacturing plant in Stillwater, Minnesota where he worked during World War I, Charles Strite invented a pop-up](https://i.redd.it/7z25ev9bt3131.jpg "May 29, 1919] Irritated with burned toast that was served in the cafeteria at the manufacturing plant in Stillwater, Minnesota where he worked during World War I, Charles Strite invented a pop-up")
May 29, 1919] Irritated with burned toast that was served in the cafeteria at the manufacturing plant in Stillwater, Minnesota where he worked during World War I, Charles Strite invented a pop-up
Charles Perkins Strite (1878–1956) • FamilySearch
Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread – May 29, 1919, Pop Up Toaster Patented | This Day in Tech History
