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    Old 13-01-2006, 12:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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    any master bakers out there? i.e. bread machine users

    Hello
    About to get a bread machine.
    Probably either Panasonic SD253 or Breville BR11
    Loads of web info and user reviews on the Panasonic, hardly anything about the Breville - even the Breville website info link to this product is bust.
    Panasonic sounds a safe consistent results buy, whereas Breville has more gadgety appeal.
    Panasonic is cheaper at online stores by a fair bit, but Breville is cheaper on fleabay.
    Does anyone have any experience of the Breville BR11?
    Or have I missed a must-have bread machine?
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    Old 13-01-2006, 07:00 PM   #2 (permalink)
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    weirdly I'm doing ok with a much cheaper one from Morphy Richards.

    Size of tin is essential. Ease of use ditto.

    And will it fit in a cupboard afterwards? Seriously ....its gotta go somewhere

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    I've got a 30" monitor which keeps my room nice and warm, it's better than a radiator. Gives you a good tan as well
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    this one

    http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...readmakers.htm


    COmes with quite sensible recipe guide just for this machine, and if followed the results are ace

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    I've got a 30" monitor which keeps my room nice and warm, it's better than a radiator. Gives you a good tan as well
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    Old 13-01-2006, 07:48 PM   #4 (permalink)
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    Hello
    Thanks Zak for the recommendation!
    The Breville on ebay was actually the BR8 not the BR11!
    I'm going to cool it for a while and have another think.
    Plus, talking about cupboard space, I am about to empty some cupboards and try and design/make a quirky saucepan-frying pan rack system. If I clear the pan cupbaord then I can store the bread making machine they use at Hovis!
    Cheers
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    Originally Posted by Zak33
    And will it fit in a cupboard afterwards? Seriously ....its gotta go somewhere
    Exactly.
    I've got the Panny SD251 and its a great piece of kit but bloody hell its a nuisance knowing what to do with the bugger when its not in use. Got to the stage where it'll probably go on the board at my local Morrisons. Makes great dough for rolls though

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    My Morphy Richards one has been great so far, my mum bought it a while back but i don't think she has ever used it.
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    Don't have a bread maker meself (although I have been known to make the odd small loaf out of leftover pizza dough) but you could do a lot worse than to have a look in the Old Style section of the MSE forums:

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...play.html?f=33

    Apparently there are loads of bread related threads in the archives.

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    Your Boys Took A Hell Of A Beating!
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    Hello
    good webisite that moneysavingexperts - who'd have thought that you could make a peanut butter substitute from earwax!
    I actually touched a Panasonic SD253 in Currys and am not impressed that the breadmaker with arguably the best build quality is really only just a little bit better than wobbly plastic.
    It's always a good idea to look at stuff like breadmakers, kettles etc in Currys, they get such bad abuse that you can see what your purchase might be like after 2 years of normal home use.
    cheers
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