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lindag

lindag

38 minutes ago, ElsieD said:

 

What make is your bread machine?  I had one of the very early ones, a Panasonic that I bought around1987 or so.  I used it for a number of years and was happy with it until I started wanting to make other types of bread and started making them by hand.  What exactly do the newer ones do that makes them so great?

 

I have a Zojirushi that I bought about 6 years ago or so.  It's this one.  It makes up to a two pound loaf,

is easily customizable and, best of all, it two paddles so it kneads and mixes much better than those with only one paddle.  I love mine and I've had many different models over the years since bread machines were first introduced.  Like Jo mentioned, above, I also mix only in mine and oven bake.  

 

(Edited to remove sale info that has expired)

 

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lindag

lindag

26 minutes ago, ElsieD said:

 

What make is your bread machine?  I had one of the very early ones, a Panasonic that I bought around1987 or so.  I used it for a number of years and was happy with it until I started wanting to make other types of bread and started making them by hand.  What exactly do the newer ones do that makes them so great?

 

I have a Zojirushi that I bought about 6 years ago or so.  It's this one.  It makes up to a two pound loaf,

is easily customizable and, best of all, it two paddles so it kneads and mixes much better than those with only one paddle.  I love mine and I've had many different models over the years since bread machines were first introduced.

 

(Edited to remove sale info that has expired)

 

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lindag

lindag

21 minutes ago, ElsieD said:

 

What make is your bread machine?  I had one of the very early ones, a Panasonic that I bought around1987 or so.  I used it for a number of years and was happy with it until I started wanting to make other types of bread and started making them by hand.  What exactly do the newer ones do that makes them so great?

 

I have a Zojirushi that I bought about 6 years ago or so.  It's this one.  It makes up to a two pound loaf,

is easily customizable and, best of all, it two paddles so it kneads and mixes much better than those with only one paddle.  I love mine and I've had many different models over the years since bread machines were first introduced.

 

(Edited to remove sale info that has expired)

 

Zojirushi Home...

lindag

lindag

20 minutes ago, ElsieD said:

 

What make is your bread machine?  I had one of the very early ones, a Panasonic that I bought around1987 or so.  I used it for a number of years and was happy with it until I started wanting to make other types of bread and started making them by hand.  What exactly do the newer ones do that makes them so great?

 

I have a Zojirushi that I bought about 6 years ago or so.  It's this one.  It makes up to a two pound loaf,

is easily customizable and, best of all, it two paddles so it kneads and mixes much better than those with only one paddle.  I love mine and I've had many different models over the years since bread machines were first introduced.

 

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lindag

lindag

4 minutes ago, ElsieD said:

 

What make is your bread machine?  I had one of the very early ones, a Panasonic that I bought around1987 or so.  I used it for a number of years and was happy with it until I started wanting to make other types of bread and started making them by hand.  What exactly do the newer ones do that makes them so great?

 

I have a Zojirushi that I bought about 6 years ago or so.  It's this one.  It makes up to a two pound loaf,

is easily customizable and, best of all, it two paddles so it kneads and mixes much better than those with only one paddle.  I love mine and I've had many different models over the years since bread machines were first introduced.

Best of all, it's on sale now at KAF for 20% off and free shipping!

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