Which Bread Maker?

purpleivy

Panasonic!

I had a Breville that was fab, but when I couldn't get a new pan (obsolete model) I looked for another Breville, but reading the reviews on Amazon put me right off.

As far as I can tell, the differences in the BMs I have had have largely been in the pan. THe first BM I had was Morphy Richards and was good, had solid pan. Next Morphy Richards was ***p and I took it back to Comet, the pan was very thin and light weight and everything I put in it stuck like the proverbial. Put in extra £££ and I got a Breville, good solid pan, as does the Panasonic. It never needs anything other than a wipe and maybe a soak round the paddle to clean it. I wouldn't buy thin bakeware for the oven and presume that the BM thing is the same.

lindauk

My mum has a panasonic and its amazing! I've never known a machine get so much use. It makes anything and everything my favourite is a currant bread thingy which we have toasted for breakfast. (got side tracked there!) my point is they are amazing and totally worth the spend. I think we paid £100 for my mums as a present. The time function is fab as you can wake up to the smell of cooking bread! yum!

hawkwind

We are on our third breadmaker, a Panasonic. It knocks spots off our previous two breadmakers. The bread is always nice and it is so easy to use, and comes with an excellent list of recipes.

ariba10

Panasonic. (But not if you are on a diet)

Jammygal

Panasonic......you'll never stop baking though

chocolate.orange_2

I have a Breville Fan Assisted Breadmaster which is great and i have started using it daily or twice daily lol . It is fairly old though i think i have had it 5 or so years.
After reading about the panasonic i jumped for joy when it didnt start durring the night and cook me my daily fix . But i had forgotten to click the start button I was so dissapointed

I cant justify buying a new one whilst this works but if i didnt have one i would go for the panasonic one

Lorian

chocolate.orange wrote: »

After reading about the panasonic i jumped for joy when it didnt start durring the night and cook me my daily fix . But i had forgotten to click the start button I was so dissapointed

You could always accidentally knock it off the table. Oh that's not money savng is it. :rotfl:

karren

hi a, trying to make my mind up, are bread makers worth the challenge.
can any one reckomend a good reasonable one?
we have a perent with caelics and am worried about the children eating too much wheat in case they develope it, or am i worring too much?

Little_Miss_Saver

Another thumbs up for the Panasonic from me too!

Got mine just before xmas for about £70 (should've been £100) and I've been very impressed with the results. Well worth the money.

LMS xx

NoahsPennilessMummy

Thanks everyone......have ordered a Panasonic...so much for moneysaving:eek: .
will see how my bread turns out when it arrives....cant wait:D