EXPIRED Panasonic SD-2500 WXC breadmaker, £59.99 (half price) @ Amazon

Diawl

Panasonic's breadmakers are well known for producing the most delicious loaves, and in the last few hours Amazon have reduced the price of the SD-2500 WXC (the one without the raisin dispenser) to £59.99! Apparently it's a price match response to an offer by Tesco Direct, who have since sold out of theirs.

Better_Days

Thanks for posting
Here's the link
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-SD-2500-Automatic-Breadmaker-Program/dp/B004RTJWMC/ref=sr_1_2?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1345097180&sr=1-2

Excellent reviews. Have been wanting one of these for ages. Very good price and free delivery.

Camelizer shows previous lowest price for Amazon was £86.65.

Just to add this appears to be a Tesco price match so if you have clubcard vouchers you can exchange and get it even cheaper.
http://www.tesco.com/direct/panasonic-breadmaker-in-white/211-2446.prd?skuId=211-2446&pageLevel=

chandlerscroft

That's a great offer, these are the best make in my opinion

preep

Interesting thread here if anyone is umming and arring to buy it

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/448840

Haffiana

The best breadmaker by a long shot. Bargain price, but my Panny is 9 years old and going strong, so I don't need another one. But these are really good!

Incidentally, I have a raisin dispenser, and just about never use it. I often add pumpkin seeds to my wholemeal, and frankly it comes out better if I add them at the beginning.

jumapech

John Lewis also selling this online at £59.99 too

redmel1621

OMG, gutted, I bought this just a few months ago at full price :-(

It is a fantastic breadmaker though, and is my 2nd panny. 1st one is over 6yrs old and still going strong, I just wanted a 2nd one as there are 6 of us now, we keep running out of bread!!!

rockcake67

fantastic bargain! I am a very happy lady as i have wanted one of these for a while.thank you.:)

savingmonkey

I have always wanted a breadmaker so am very tempted, is it a hassle to make though and how long does it take to bake?

Miss_Mollie

Anywhere from 2 to around 5 hours dependent on programme, they are absolutely fantastic, we never buy bread now - does help to have a slicer too to get the best from it - freezes well, then you just take out what you need as and when.

The smell of home cooked bread is fab, nearly as good as the taste - go get one gal!

Miss_Mollie

savingmonkey wrote: »

I have always wanted a breadmaker so am very tempted, is it a hassle to make though and how long does it take to bake?

No hassle, for a basic white loaf, strong flour, sugar, salt, knob of butter, dried yeast - stick em all in and get on with something else - it really is that easy