panasonic breadmaker Amazon bargain £40 off

Poppycat

Lorian 2000k posts there, congrats

Lorian

Poppycat wrote: »

Lorian 2000k posts there, congrats

Damn, I only came to ask one question originally thanks.

Poppycat

Thats 1000 per annum and you joined in Dec 2005, lol.

Lorian wrote: »

Damn, I only came to ask one question originally thanks.

izzwizz_2

Absolute bargain for this machine. We have one (older model) and it's been used every day for the last 5 years. Makes fantastic bread at around 35p per loaf using organic flour. The bread keeps well. Just as an aside, I always find it's easier to slice if you can leave it sitting on a wire rack overnight before slicing.

izzwizz_2

Lorian wrote: »

How easy is it to make - do I just get to throw ingridients in and come back later?

and how long does it take?

thanks.

Very easy, yes you just throw the ingredients in and come back later. Our older model makes an excellent 50/50 wholemeal/white flour loaf in 5 hours. The all white loaf is quicker.

C00kie_2

Fan-blimmin-tastic! our old one has after many years given up being onn stick so we've ended up with crustless loaves Was dreading a big chunk of outlay but since its chrimbo coming up dad will get this

daveyjay1

How easy are they to clean? Do they have lots of little pieces?

Poppycat

Very easy to clean they hardly get dirty at all

izzwizz_2

daveyjay1 wrote: »

How easy are they to clean?

Best not to clean thoroughly unless you're making dough - a bit of bread/dough stuck in the paddle is good because it stops it from wearing!

The pan is very easy to clean - totally non-stick, just wipe it with a cloth when you're finished.

Do they have lots of little pieces?

My older model has just the outer case/machine, an inner pan that you put your ingredients in, and a little removable paddle that fits in the bottom of the pan.

Pocoyo

Thanks, I have just ordered one!