Moulinex Breadmaker

I got a Moulinex Breadmaker in Carrefour in Muscat today and I made m two hour drive home and ran to my kitchen to make my first loaf. I did as the book said and made the first timers loaf. We waited for just over three hours and the results were delicious. It was prefect. I noticed the previous poster added a sachet of yeast, maybe too much, the book says a 1.5tsp.I will be setting the machine to bake while we sleep, waking up to hoy bread is a home comfort we miss. I must say that the smell of the bread was so good when I walked to the kitchen, so much so, I could not wait for the loaf to cool down before eating. Covered in butter......yummy

Big thumbs up from Muscat Oman.

I was very excited when I got this breadmaker. The first loaf was not too bad - I decided I needed to be more careful about measuring the quantities of ingredients. I then tried making a cake - it was okay but had a slightly funny taste. It was downhill all the way from there. I ended up with loaves that were not risen and were soggy inside and heavy. Eventually I gave up. The instructions for this machine are appalling - if Moulinex cannot be bothered to write clear instructions then I am no longer prepared to try using this machine - I have now given up and bought a Morphy Richards - what joy, clear instructions and lovely bread and cakes with no strange smell or ...  Read the complete review

I had beent thinking about getting a breadmaker for some time, after visiting my friends house and sampling some of her home made efforts. I have four children who eat lots of bread in lunchboxes and things, so it seemed like the ideal: fresh tasty bread at a low cost (plus a bit of a feel good factor for me, knowing I have made it myself) Now, to be honest, I'm a pretty apalling cook. I mean seriously bad - my husband delights in the fact that I did actually manage to burn boiled eggs, I'm really that bad. My other viewpoint when looking for a breadmaker was the fact that I'm not brill with technology either, so anything remotely complicated was ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love new baked bread so with the glowing reports I have read I persuaded my husband our lives just wouldn’t be complete without one. It just so happened Safeway had one on special offer it was a Moulinex costing £39.99. So it duly went into the trolley along with the special flour and yeast necessary to make the perfect loaf. It was very well packed but we eventually prised it free of its polystyrene and cardboard and washed the bowl and accessories as per instructions. Accessories include Bowl Mixer Graduated Beaker Double measuring spoon. Then the tank of the machine was cleaned with a damp sponge. ...  Read the complete review