Are breadmakers really money saving??

Alleycat

This is going to sound really daft, but how easy are breadmakers to use? Do you just bung all the ingredients in and let it do its thing, or do you still have to do lots of kneading etc? I've made bread manually but it is always really heavy and you could build houses with it.

Newbird, I'm really glad you started this thread, its got me thinking I may need one too!

Queenie

Just bung it all in and the bread machine will do the rest, basically alleycat.

Newbird

Alley - yeh, good Q, I am really hoping that you just throw it all in, switch on, and go to bed

Newbird

Yippee.... :T

Queenie

Newbird wrote:

Queenie...good idea...except... you've all whetted my appetitie, :drool: - not sure if I can wait that long now! so where was this top sale then?

Aww, bless ya!

"Patience is a virtue"

If you need to know where the best deal is right now ... ... you could try in the "I-Wanna" board ????

Queenie

Newbird wrote:

Alley - yeh, good Q, I am really hoping that you just throw it all in, switch on, and go to bed

If you have a timer on your machine ... which mine does ... you can most definately to that ... and the aroma when you wake up is just soooooo ..... divine!! :drool:

Newbird

Ok all, thx...I'm off to bed now to try to get up early for my local car boot tomorrow - but you know the lore of Boot Sales - I always say you can get ANYTHING you want from a boot sale - but...just not always WHEN you want it! :rolleyes:

Night folks x

Queenie

:wave: Night Newbird ... hope you find a BW at the BF tomorrow :wave:

Queenie

Al ... if you eat it too warm ... it won't "settle" properly ... if you've still got it, give it another go and try a different recipe. The "hole" from the blade shouldn't be too big
(I never slice mine the "normal" way ie: side to side ... I slice top to bottom so the "hole" is the last bit I reach ... by which time, it's ready to be bread n butter pudding :rotfl: )

Newbird

Queenie, thx hon, you'll be the first to hear if I do!! :wave: