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An engineer has come up with an invention takes seconds off the chore of cutting perfect toast soldiers. When the hand-held cutter is pressed against a slice of bread, it creates a series of precisely placed perforations.
Once the bread has been toasted to perfection, the soldiers can be torn off ready for dunking in a soft-boiled egg. The perforator is the brainchild of Mike Minton, a 37-year-old electronics engineer, who says the ideal soldier should be 22mm wide.
"I love egg soldiers but the one thing I hate is cutting up the toast, because it is fiddly, messy and time consuming," he said.
Once the bread has been toasted to perfection, the soldiers can be torn off ready for dunking in a soft-boiled egg. The perforator is the brainchild of Mike Minton, a 37-year-old electronics engineer, who says the ideal soldier should be 22mm wide.
"I love egg soldiers but the one thing I hate is cutting up the toast, because it is fiddly, messy and time consuming," he said.