My Christmas List includes a breadmaker but help!

Glad

I bought my BM yesterday from asda £23
so far cooked 2 different types of loaves which turned out great,
it has a 1.5 and 2lb option and does jam, pizza dough and cakes
I plan to experiment over the next week, will keep you updated as if it keeps coming up with the goods it was a real bargain

yallapilko

I got a free one from freecycle. www.freecycle.co.uk
A morphy richards one.
It makes gluton free loafs (normally anything up to £3.50 for a good loaf!).
So I'm hoping to save money.
I made piza this week, a cake, jam, and lots of bread.
LOOOOOVEE it!

littlejaffa

Surely the cheapest is to use your hands?
you don't need a machine to make bread so if money is tight why bother?

henhog

I've just bought the Panasonic one that everybody recommends from Amazon for £79.99. It's £99 on the John Lewis web site or £89 in store. I can't wait for it to arrive. :j :j

nicki_2

littlejaffa wrote:

Surely the cheapest is to use your hands?
you don't need a machine to make bread so if money is tight why bother?

I make bread by hand ATM and it's like bricks I just can't get a decent loaf, so my plan is to get a breadmaker and then I can make bread at home instead of having to pop the shops for a loaf and coming out with extras :rolleyes: I know, I should improve my will power, and I've tried going out with less money and no card, but still I spend more than I want. Plus I would like the option of having gluten free / seeded / speciality loaves occasionally

beachbeth

henhog wrote:

I've just bought the Panasonic one that everybody recommends from Amazon for £79.99. It's £99 on the John Lewis web site or £89 in store. I can't wait for it to arrive. :j :j

Me too! Amazon are delivering mine on Tuesday and I can't wait! Ive got the ingredients in ready for it!