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Steve D



Member Since: 19 Jan 2013
Location: Essexshire
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Just got myself a bread maker.

Anyone on here make their own bread?
Recently bought myself a Panasonic bread maker and can't stop eating the stuff. It's georgeous! I've made white, brown, milk, wholemeal, wholemeal with seeds, white with seeds. Even baked a couple of loaves to take away with us when we went up to the Peak District last week. Currently got a large crusty white on the go as I type. I don't think I'll ever buy a ready made one again! Mr. Green

Post #254633 24th Feb 2015 5:26 pm
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Purplemadboy



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Doh Do it now ! Your a long time dead !!

Post #254635 24th Feb 2015 5:28 pm
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pcheaven



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i have one, they are great

also have a slow cooker, and a soup maker. 

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chicken george



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we have shop in the village it sells ready made bread,, luxury At work
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I've had a few over the years, but my Panasonic SD-254 has been the best out of all of them. It's used nearly every day, third only to the Microwave and Coffee Machine Foraging near Gaydon....
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taztastic



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Shocked I got frozen bread for toasting, what did I do wrong Evil or Very Mad

Coffee was mighty fine though Laughing

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Lurcher



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Been using a breadmaker since 2001 , 1st was a Panasonic which was excellent although I found the paddle stuck in the bread a lot of the time , current machine is a Cuisinart which is even better and the paddle never sticks .

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EYorkshire



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Been making it for a few years now and best eaten the same day or next at most, the crust is de-lic-ious and the smell of freshbaking bread is mouth watering. Always have the paddle imprint at one end.

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bbrap



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Often make bread, never used a machine though, just do it by hand. Developed one hell of a handshake Razz FL2 Metropolis, Loire Blue, ebony/ivory

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iain cooper



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imo not worth the bother, great selection at Waitrose Laughing

Iain

Post #254670 24th Feb 2015 8:23 pm
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Steve D



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It's no bother at all with a machine - doesn't take 60 seconds to put the ingredients in. Set the timer and wake up to a freshly baked loaf first thing in the morning. Luvverly smell throughout the house too. Thumbs Up

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dorsetfreelander



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Our daughter lent us hers, we used it a few times until wife decided that it was too much trouble and with only two of us in the house we ended up with a deep freeze full of half loaves.

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Pegleg



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Thinking of getting one myself Thumbs Up
Also got an ice cream maker; fantastic with home grown strawberries. Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

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donksey



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I have a 」30 one from Lidl, it works great and I have used it twice a week for the past year.
Good also for mixing and proofing pizza dough.

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Steve D



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Newsflash:

Allinsons strong white and very strong wholemeal 1.5kg 」1 at Tesco. Get in there fellow bakers! Very Happy

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