Breadmaker question

LittleTinker

A Panasonic here too........and turns out beautifully every time. If its sticking or ripping the bread then I would either get it exchanged or get my money back and get a better quality one..........after all......what is the point in having a bread maker if you have to cook it in the oven every time??

belfastgirl23

Panasonic too...I just turn the tin upside down and give it a bit of a shake and it pops out nice and easy. The paddle has only stayed in it a couple of times and I think that was when I hadn't put quite enough liquid in.

I agree with the others, unless you're happy to cook your bread in the oven take the BM back and wait till the panasonic's on offer again

Tiglet

Yes, fair comment. But I've had mine for ages now so there's no way I'd get a refund. Plus I've kind of got used to how it works, and I actually like to use it to make the dough because I can make different kinds of bread.

rosekitten

I got the panasonic too
never had any problems
and bakes great bread.

fizzel81

ive got a breville with a fixed paddle, if my bread doesnt come out the tin the booklet says to turn the paddle a few times (it wont turn far) from the outside bottom of the bread tin to loosen it a bit

lesley1960

I had 2 loaves this week stuck fast in my Panasonic , But thats because the bread just didnt bake well , i put my problem down to the yeast being too old , changed to a new packet and its been fine . I also use slightly less water then the recipe suggests

Ishtar

No problems with my Panasonic - the paddle stuck once, but on a wholemeal programme, so probably not enough liquid (operator error!!).

I had my last machine for 6 years and only had a problem with bread sticking during the last year or so. (It was a Kenwood).

D.

hayley1471

Thanks for all your comments.

I will have another go today, with a bit less liquid and twiddling the paddles from outside. If that doesn't work, I will take it back.

Farway

I have seen other posts saying to lightly spray with cooking oil before loading ingredients, same as some do with frying

bootman

I just have trouble getting the paddle out afterwards, takes a bit of tugging!