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Cookworks Breadmaker:
... finally decided to take the plunge and buy a breadmaker although being on a tight budget felt this one was very reasonable for the money, sub £30 mark. Bit overwhelmed at first but found it very easy to set up and get started, seeing as it comes with a seperate book for instructions and then one for all those yummy recipes, there is loads of varieties and in this model you can even make cakes and jams with it alth... Read the full review: Use your loaf by heynonnynonny |
Cookworks Bread Maker
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Cookworks Breadmaker Estimated Price: 57 £ / Bread Maker / Power: 600 Watt / Bread Capacity (Max.): 700 g overall rating |
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Cookworks Breadmaker ... got a cookworks breadmaker for christmas from my gf s parents and i love it! It came with a liquid measuring cup and a tbsp/tsp measuring spoon. It also came with recipe manual and troubleshooting manual. A hook is also provided in case the mixer gets in the bread itself. I love the simplicity of the machine and it does what it says on the tin. It can do 1.5lb or 2lb loaf. It can also just mix dough without baking and even make jam! I can even make shortbread with it coz i didn t have an electric mixer at that time! I have made jam with it but jam came out too liquidy so i had to use the jam function 3 times to get that consistency. I have use cake function as well ... Read the full review: A must have for every kitchen by sarah81783 |
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Cookworks Breadmaker ... have recently purchased a stainless steel Cookworks Breadmaker, it was packaged well and came complete with measuring cup and measuring spoon but sadly no manual. The bread is gorgeous and have used another Dooyoo subscribers recipe which has turned out brilliantly. The bread never sticks and makes a lovely 2lb loaf. I have tried the crusty bread on setting one and I find this to be the setting I use most. Have not tried to make cakes or jam (as I have read some people use it for) in it yet! Very very pleased with it and a lot less noiser than my old Morphy Richards one. I have worked out how to use all the settings in the menu except the delay timer, I can see it... Read the full review: Gorgeous Bread with the Cooksworks Breadmaker by Rosie18 |
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Cookworks Breadmaker ... thought I would give bread making a go. I bought one of these premixed bread recipes and my son and I got down to kneading. It ain t for the faint hearted, it takes ages, it is very messy and the dough is difficult to clean. However we did make nice bread, so much so I really wanted fresh bread without the hassle. I looked at breadmakers and thought I did not really want to spend £100 on something that might not work too well and which may be may be a fad for a lttle while. I noticed Argos had a stainless cookworks breadmaker reduced to £29, I bought it and went home to try it out. The first bread was a disaster I had added too much water (my fault), my second attempt... Read the full review: Got me converted to making fresh bread daily by KormaCurryNow |


