panasonic breadmaker Amazon bargain £40 off

bcfcjwb1

Hi,

Really tempted to buy one of these...can anyone that owns one already please tell me how big the loaves are that it produces.

Thanks in advance

wendy05

bcfcjwb1 wrote: »

Hi,

Really tempted to buy one of these...can anyone that owns one already please tell me how big the loaves are that it produces.

Thanks in advance

you can use up to 600g flour.

bcfcjwb1

Sorry, should have said dimensions of the loaf!

Thanks

Clutterfree

Maybe ask on the Old Stylers thread - I'm sure someone on there will be able to help.

sooty&sweep

Hi

We've had the Panasonic SD253 for just under 2 years and it's brilliant !!!
We use it 5 - 6 times a week and rarely buy bread from the shops.

The thing about making your own bread is you know whats in it. The reason supermarket bread lasts longer is because its full of preservatives and oil to help it last longer

Its also brilliant for pizza dough and focacia dough.

Clutterfree

Thanks Sooty, but would you be able to say what size is the largest loaf it makes please?

belfastgirl23

Thanks everyone for the really useful advice. Can't wait for mine to arrive

davsidipp

what a fantastic buy ive also got the sd253 and can say without a doubt its the best kitchen item i have ever bought . bread is really lovely and the only small fault is the hole in the bottom of the bread where the paddle goes but other than that bread is so much tastier.

wendy05

Clutterfree wrote: »

Thanks Sooty, but would you be able to say what size is the largest loaf it makes please?

largest size is xl (600g) which will be roughly the size of a 'normal' loaf of bread (800g) - that is around 3 quarters the size

niceshoes_2

I've just order one too! Have been umming and aaahing for a while about buying one of these and decided too when I realised a loaf of bread cost £1.19!! (I don't normally do the shopping, OH does!)

Am really looking forward to the fresh bread smell wafting through the house, mmmm... :beer: