Morphy Richards Coolwall Fastbake 2lb Breadmaker was £99.99 now £45 ends 03/02

x-cupcake-x · 17 January 2010 at 11:23AM

I did a search before I posted this and couldn't find anything - so apologies if it's been posted before

The smell of baking bread is a delight to the senses and it is not only easy - it is also very quick. Simply place all the ingredients in the non-stick bread pan and the breadmaker will automatically mix, knead, prove and bake the loaf in a 2lb loaf in under 1 hour!

Product Specification
3 loaf sizes

Fastbake setting

Choice of 12 settings

13 hour programmable timer

3 crust settings

Large viewing window

Cool touch sides

Includes measuring cup & spoon

Recipe/instruction book

600 watt

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Delivery is free. Thanks to x-cupcake-x for the great find!

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luverlyjuberly · 19 January 2010 at 11:12PM

great find, thanks.

Synonymous · 20 January 2010 at 1:32AM

Hey, I got this breadmaker from Argos with some Xmas money, it was £38.99 at the time, but its since gone up to same price of £44.99 until 22/01/10, but maybe it will go down again? Trouble with the Argos one is you're not forced to get the one in the picture, text states "You may receive a substitute of similar specification, but which is cosmetically different." As it turned out, I got this one which is more expensive than the one in the picture, but I don't know if it would be the same everywhere or depends what stock they have left.

Here's the link if anyone wants to keep an eye on it to see if it goes down on Friday.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4233419/Trail/searchtext%3EBREAD+MAKER.htm
Its a pretty good breadmaker, I've made a couple of different things in it with no disasters so far!

pretzelnut · 20 January 2010 at 1:37AM

I lurveeeeeeeee my breadmaker, had it 3 months now and have never bought shop bread since.
Its so easy, perfect bread every time, pput it on at night and we have fresh warm fruit loaf for brekkie, put it on at lunch time and we have warm bread with our tea.
I'll be gutted if it ever breaks.
Not that expensive to make a loaf either.

easypeezy · 20 January 2010 at 11:12AM

Did a quick search and this is just a model renumber to fool people into thinking it's better than it's not and that it's a bargain - the exact same model is available at amazon (though it's white) http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00275FV5K/ref=s9_simi_gw_s0_p79_t1?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-1&pf_rd_r=07F7971S1JBJ64JH60YZ&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=467198433&pf_rd_i=468294 for £51.03 inc free delivery.

This sort of thing does annoy me - the post was prob planted by Morphy Richards - cynical? Just a bit

x-cupcake-x · 20 January 2010 at 2:08PM

easypeezy wrote: »

This sort of thing does annoy me - the post was prob planted by Morphy Richards - cynical? Just a bit

I'm a genuine member

I just thought it would be helpful to post what I (imho) thought was a bargain at less than half price.
If you look at my post count I would think it would be apparent I wasn't someone from MR, obviously not

chezzylove · 20 January 2010 at 4:43PM

I agree that this is a great offer that is highly recommended by owners! I have ordered one and look forward to amazing bread every day!! Thanks

rackstar · 21 January 2010 at 2:13PM

I've got an older version of this, which I actually got second hand, and it is amazing. It makes great bread and has options for dough (for rolls, naan bread etc), cakes, jam etc. I've only once had a bad loaf from it, and that was because my scales broke and I had too much flour in it.

I buy organic flour and still save lots of money by not buying bread from the shops. I totally recommend the book Bread Machine Kitchen Handbook by Jennie Shapter. It is so easy to make lovely stuff with very little effort and you'll be buying flour rather than bread from then on - (almost) guaranteed!

Actually, just realised my recommended book is out of print, but get one secondhand if you can. Otherwise the recipes in the Morphy Richards instruction book are very good to get you started.

naypo · 21 January 2010 at 2:45PM

I think this is the same one that Morphy Richards are selling for £29.99 on ebay, I can't post a link as I'm new, but look up seller MorphyRichards and it's the Muti-use Fastbake breadmaker.

It's white, but looks like the same model, the silver one was £38.99 but sold out this morning, and looks the same to me.

davethorp · 21 January 2010 at 3:55PM

We've had this breadmaker (in white) for about a year now. Does a good job

x-cupcake-x · 21 January 2010 at 4:12PM

naypo wrote: »

I think this is the same one that Morphy Richards are selling for £29.99 on ebay, I can't post a link as I'm new, but look up seller MorphyRichards and it's the Muti-use Fastbake breadmaker.

It's white, but looks like the same model, the silver one was £38.99 but sold out this morning, and looks the same to me.

It looks like they've sold out now

Added them to my favourite sellers though in case any more bargain come up :j

rackstar wrote: »

I've got an older version of this, which I actually got second hand, and it is amazing. It makes great bread and has options for dough (for rolls, naan bread etc), cakes, jam etc. I've only once had a bad loaf from it, and that was because my scales broke and I had too much flour in it.

I buy organic flour and still save lots of money by not buying bread from the shops. I totally recommend the book Bread Machine Kitchen Handbook by Jennie Shapter. It is so easy to make lovely stuff with very little effort and you'll be buying flour rather than bread from then on - (almost) guaranteed!

Actually, just realised my recommended book is out of print, but get one secondhand if you can. Otherwise the recipes in the Morphy Richards instruction book are very good to get you started.

I've got an ancient one that I got second hand too, like you only had one bad result which was due to me messing up the ingredients.
I use Lidl bread flour or Carrs Breadmaker flour

I'll keep my eye out for the book, thanks

Morphy Richards Coolwall Fastbake 2lb Breadmaker was £99.99 now £45 ends 03/02

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