Breville Breadmaster

My first taste of homemade bread (from a machine) was at my mother-in-law’s. To be frank, it wasn’t as “scrummy” as I was expecting, being a bit airy, like Nimble for slimmers (can you still get that?). When I took early retirement last year, we concluded that one way my new-found freedom could enhance both our lives was for me to make a weekly loaf. So we started looking for bread-makers. “Why make your own bread?” they ask. “Well, now I’m retired, I knead the dough”, I reply. Geddit? A fortunate accident in the form of a timely Curry’s sale enabled us to buy the Breville ...

My mum bought me this spectacular piece of machinery for Christmas. She had one herself and made the mistake of offering me a slice of freshly baked bread with home-made raspberry jam. From then on, I constantly nagged at her to make me a loaf. She soon tired of this and decided to buy me one, in the hope I'd leave her alone. I believe this breadmaker retails between anything from £50 - £60 and is available in many stores like Argos, Makro, etc. I don't know the exact cost as I mentioned before it was a lovely gift from my mum. Breville have a long-standing high reputation in kitchen appliances and I am pleased to say that this product is ...

We got this as a Christmas present to ourselves. I have made one attempt to use a recipe that involved kneading dough, and it didn't turn out very edible, so I figured we were not destined to have home made bread any other way! Breville have a good reputation in this area, and the breadmaker is certainly a great new toy. This model (not the same as the other one listed on dooyoo - hence I've not put this opinion there) is fan assisted to help with even cooking, has a clear window so you can watch the whole process, comes with a comprehensive instruction booklet and numerous recipe ideas - which include several gluten free options. Also you can use ...