Bread Makers - Anyone got one?

[foxy lady]

It's so easy and so much more rewarding to make the bread from scratch. I just don't see the point of breadmakers.

 

But can you make loaves with big holes in the bottom when you do it by hand?

 

I've had 2 breadmakers. I keep them in the yard after they accidentally got thrown through the kitchen window.

[rf2690]

But can you make loaves with big holes in the bottom when you do it by hand?

 

I've had 2 breadmakers. I keep them in the yard after they accidentally got thrown through the kitchen window.

 

definitely have to watch your teeth if you forget the paddle is still in the bottom of the loaf.

[MonkeyLover]

I used to have one, and made some lovely bread - but we found we ate too much of it, so gave the breadmaker away.

[AJ sheffield]

use mine at least twice a week. Plenty of threads on here if you can be bothered to look.

 

What if we cant be bothered, any chance you can help us out.

[normansmum]

Have they got a slow cooker ? I wouldn't be without mine. I also have a bread maker and I use it in fits and jerks I can go for months not using it then use it 2 or 3 times a week. Another thing about a bread maker is that they take up a lot of room great if you have lots of space but if not it could just get shoved away in a cupboard never to see the light of day.

 

They have got a slow cooker and rarely use it, whereas I use my slow cooker on a weekly basis. Hmmmmmmmm still undecided but after reading some comments on here I'm tempted to buy one myself

 

Thanks guys. Your replies have been a great help