Bread makers Y/N
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gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
Get electric ones - much better and more accurate.
Avoid getting ones where the LED display is unsealed so water can get in
. I'm in the process of getting my new Salter ones replaced. 
If I get my replacements I will do the mod with silicone, photograph and put it on the web and email them with it. (and add it to my Amazon review ...)
Makes it something of a challenge when you have varying numbers of digits / segments working.
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
I'm trying to remember if there's any single ingredient I haven't left out over the years...
I even recently forgot the water - not all of it, but enough so that I ended up with toasted breadcrumbs .
I even recently forgot the water - not all of it, but enough so that I ended up with toasted breadcrumbs .
aqua
made of cheese and gin
I'll be down at Argos tomorrow - how fucking stupid can I have been - I feel really embarrassed now
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
Yup, drop me a PM to arrange collection, glad it will go to to someone who will use it.
As long as RubyBlue hasn't duffed me up already........
I am delighted to report that I am now the proud owner of a breadmaker, for which I am very grateful to ringo
Made some bread in it yesterday, in fact, and am dead excited.
My lodgers are also excited - perhaps they will make lots of bread that I can nick.
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
Not if you're using a breadmaker, though, because it mixes the ingredients for you. And chances are if you're using a breadmaker you don't know what the right consistency is anyway.
I do use a breadmaker. I just have the sense to poke at it about 10 minutes in to make sure it's the right consistency.
BlueSquareThing
With chips
Get electric ones - much better and more accurate.
^^^^ This is really important.
RubyBlue
faded and jaded
On Friday I bought manual Sainsbury basic scales for £1.99 and they were so out it was unbelievable, but what did I expect for that price I now have electronic scales and the bread has come out perfect 
The lever thing at the bottom didn't stick either - it stayed in the pan - I used gentlegreens reciepe and used a whole sachet of yeast and olive oil. Ta gentlegreen I set the timer when I went out this morning and came home to a flat smelling of fresh bread
I now have electronic scales and the bread has come out perfect The lever thing at the bottom didn't stick either - it stayed in the pan - I used gentlegreens reciepe and used a whole sachet of yeast and olive oil. Ta gentlegreen I set the timer when I went out this morning and came home to a flat smelling of fresh bread
RubyBlue
faded and jaded
Apologies for bumping this but I have a question for aqua - firstly - the bread is great - I absolutely love my breadmaker but - are you meant to clean the inside of it? if so, how? How do you look after yours? The pan itself is fab - so easy to look after - a quick wife after it's been used - don't know why I never bought one earlier - it is fab
but - are you meant to clean the inside of it? if so, how? How do you look after yours? The pan itself is fab - so easy to look after - a quick wife after it's been used - don't know why I never bought one earlier - it is fab
RubyBlue
faded and jaded
glad you're enjoying it
as for the inside of the machine, I again just wipe it, although mine has some seeds that are pretty well welded to the bottom now
OK, I thought that was all that was needed I just wanted to check - and thanks again for the recommendation - off to eat bread now
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
You'll never go back to shop bread.
Hot bread from the machine at 8am marks the beginning of my weekend - that and freshly ground coffee.
Hot bread from the machine at 8am marks the beginning of my weekend - that and freshly ground coffee.
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
breadmakers can make any kind of bread dough (or pizza dough, dough for rolls, etc.) you just take it out after it's all set and shape it and put it in the regular oven. Still saves lots of time and makes far less of a mess.
The Panasonic SD256WXC seems to be highly recommended. It is RRP about £100 but this company is selling for £55.99. Ours was a gift from a kind Urban and works fine, really enjoying the fresh home baked bread.
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
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