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Kinvig

11-12-07 10:11 AM

Re: Experiences of breadmaking machines

I used a shovel over an open fire a couple of times.

Dead cheap & you can reuse the shovel for other things like digging. It's the gift that keeps on giving.

hovis

11-12-07 10:23 AM

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i had one............ but the bread always turned out "heavy" ?

Tiger 55

11-12-07 10:24 AM

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Any box will serve the same purpose at no cost, you probably already have a suitable one in your garage or loft.

The purpose of a bread maker is to take up space in a cupboard or on a work surface, right? That's what we used ours for anyway...

thor	11-12-07 10:31 AM

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I've got one. Works fine but you have to get the ingredients measured right. Loaf shape is a bit funny but you get used to it. My advice is don't spend too much, a cheapo one is probably all you need.

sarah

11-12-07 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by wyrdness (Post 1362852)

I did a lot of research before buying ours and decided to go with the Panasonic SD253 as it got the best reviews of any bread maker. It was also one of the most expensive at the time, but definitely worth it, as it's a superb machine. It makes excellent bread and, just as importantly, pizza dough. Making your own pizzas from scratch is great fun.

I've got that breadmaker too. It's great.

gettin2dizzy

11-12-07 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by hovis (Post 1362868)

i had one............ but the bread always turned out "heavy" ?

more yeast, little more sugar or warmer water :thumbsup:

hovis

11-12-07 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy (Post 1362885)

more yeast, little more sugar or warmer water :thumbsup:

tried all that.

i could just not get the hang of it, sold it in a car boot sale for a tenner

Swiss

11-12-07 10:46 AM

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Gotta say I love my machine. Pizza dough is a winner, you can stick herbs, garlic etc in the mix to get a tasty tasty pizza base, hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

cuffy

11-12-07 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Tildo (Post 1362820)

Brilliant! Get one:thumbsup:

Next to my electronic cat deterent, fondue set, sandwich toaster, electric can opener and candy floss maker, it's my most useful gadget.

The only drawback with my bread maker is that the dough paddle sometimes gets detached and you have to rip the loaf apart to retrieve it but the birds are always grateful.

Were you ever a contestant on "The generation game" or "Blankety Blank" :rolleyes:

Stingo

11-12-07 10:56 AM

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It's difficult to beat the smell of bread being cooked in your own home...we enjoy it particularly at the weekend. Put machine on. Have breakfast. Walk the dog etc etc. Bread is cooked ready for lunch...yum yum...quality cheddar, sundried tomatoes, Boursin, olives, etc etc....:thumbsup:

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