Breadmaker - £14.99! Quick!!

waterlilyann · 17 August 2006 at 9:36AM

Just spotted this....

Cookworks Breadmaker

Not sure how well it works but at £14.99 thought it was a bit of a bargain that OSer's would be proud of!!:D

Sorry about the link - you can copy and paste it!!

BrandNewDay · 17 August 2006 at 9:54AM

I just bought a cheap bread maker at Asda, since my husband is an employee. We paid £20. I figure it's good to try out a cheap one to see how I like making bread. If I love it, then I'll get the panasonic one when/if the cheap one breaks down.

kiwichick · 17 August 2006 at 10:17AM

Can you believe someone in my local freecycle offered a breadmaker yesterday, fully boxed, with instructions - unwanted gift

Fay · 17 August 2006 at 10:43AM

I have been thinking about getting a breadmaker for ages now but didn't want to spend £50+ incase I didn't use it. But for £15 I think I will give it a go, my local store has one reserved for me.

Does it look any good?

Browntoa · 17 August 2006 at 11:10AM

item code is

422/4057

Cookworks Bread Maker.

Was £24.99 4224057

14

£.99

2lb horizontal loaf fast bake bread under 1 hour.
8 bread programmes including whole wheat.
13 hour delay timer with keep warm cycle.
Crust control program.
Viewing window.
Signal for adding fruit and nuts.

echo · 17 August 2006 at 12:55PM

dont waste ur money.sis bought me one last xmas and it didn't bake properly.took it back and exchanged it only to fine that the lid was loose.sis didnt have the receipt but i took the first one back and it had the argos sticker on it.the second time when i wanted a refund i was told no.spoke 2 the manager who said the only way she cud owt was 2 c a receipt/sis' bank statement ( she hadnt seen the first box).2 cut a long story short i got a voucher which mam bought off me.ordered the panasonic SD 253 from Amazon.the instruction booklet with the cookworks maker is v v basic and u have 2 use a whole sachet of yeast per loaf.

Redrose · 17 August 2006 at 1:08PM

BrandNewDay wrote:

I just bought a cheap bread maker at Asda, since my husband is an employee. We paid £20. I figure it's good to try out a cheap one to see how I like making bread. If I love it, then I'll get the panasonic one when/if the cheap one breaks down.

I got one from Asda (son works there, so i got a discount) a few weeks back, its brilliant,

greenpixey · 17 August 2006 at 1:14PM

I’m really indecisive now. Especially after reading Echo's post. I have been thinking of buying a bread maker now for a long time. We buy 3-4 loafs a week and they take up so much space in our tiny freezer. This price seemed reasonable since we are on a really tight budget. Called my husband in work and he said I could get it if I would use it… and not let it gather dust like the smoothie/juice maker I just had to have for Christmas.
Checked my local Argos and they have one left.
Don't know what to do now.....

Went out and got it in the end
Sitting here and reading recepies now, happy, happy, happy....:D

flufff · 17 August 2006 at 6:23PM

Thankyou!Ive bought one.Didnt show up as any online but instore their was.
Yes recipies look basic thankfully!It seems quite robust and heavy.
I bought one last year from superdrug to find it had no recipies.Ive never made bread before so this should be interesting.It has recipies for carrot cake and banana bread as well

greenpixey · 17 August 2006 at 7:19PM

I'm doing the basic white bread now (got 2hrs left on the timer) If all goes well I will try the banana walnut cake tomorrow

flufff · 17 August 2006 at 7:32PM

let us know how you get on.I'll have to get a measuring jug and some ingredients tomorrow to try mine

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