Breville Breadmaster Reviews

I have a Breville Bakers Oven and I find it very useful. It only has one kneading hook and produces vertical rather than horizontal loaves (which some people say are better), but I find it works fine for me. It's very easy to use, almost foolproof and takes only 5 minutes to get the ingredients ready. It doesn't come with many recipies ...  Read the complete review

Breville B10 Bread Machine I brought this bread machine about a year and a half ago now, and i love it! This cost me £50.00 from Debenhams (and i used a £50 gift voucher my boss gave me for Christmas!), and is Stainless Steel. There are 2 kneading hooks inside the removable bread tin, which can hold a 2lb loaf. I wanted a bread machine ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

We have had a Breville BR 1 for less than 2 years. Within the first year the seal around the stirring paddle in the bottom of the bread pan broke up causing leaks and other problems. Breville sent us a replacement bread pan. I note that another customer has had this problem so I believe that there is a fundamental design flaw here. A month or so ...  Read the complete review

I have had a breville bread maker for 18 months. At first the bread was good and a novalty,but I could always want answers to make the bread better. Brevill provide a book with recipes and instructions about methodology. Well get rid of it and buy the DK paper back A4 size bread making book. It contradicts all Breville say about order of ...  Read the complete review

Some of my problems with the breadmaster are presonal, but I shall recount my sorry tale for your entertainment and enlightenment. The theory is this. You put all the ingrediants in the machine, select the bread type and how well done you want it, and then let the machine get on with it. The practise is somewhat different. Some ...  Read the complete review

This 'Breadmaker is all they say it is I am a great fan..but I don't make the usual bread.. My specials are Pizza and lovely fruit cakes and special little fruit loaves.. We particularly like Banana bread it only uses a small amount of butter and my banana's often go off quick in the warm house..so that's another excuse for a nice ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

The good news, as other dooyoo-ers have said, is that this breadmaker has excellent features and makes delicious bread. It is very easy to use, has a great choice of settings and a very useful delay feature. The accompanying booklet contains a variety of interesting recipes but could be improved if the misprints were corrected. However, ...  Read the complete review

Did a lot of research on Breadmakers before I decided to buy one. I unfortunately couldn't find many reviews for English machines, but plenty for U.S. machines. So I visited a lot of stores and had a look at all the available machines in my price range. It was a toss up between the cheaper Morphy Richards machine and the Breville. The BR1 was ...  Read the complete review

If you can make a cup of coffee you can bake a perfect loaf. With the Breville Breadmaster all you need to do is put the ingredients into the mixer bowl, just like putting coffee into a cup, then set the timer, wait a few hours, then turn out hot fresh bread. The need not to knead the dough, need not to 'prove' the mixture saves time, ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Last year I won a Breville homee breadmaker in a competition. I had only made bread once before and it was a complete disaster so I was quite keen to see how easy this automated process was going to work. If you like freshly made bread and have just enough patience to chuck a few ingredients into a "bowl" then this is the gadget for ...  Read the complete review