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Panasonic SD206 Automatic Breadmaker

 

Newest Review: ... flours. (I shall post a review of these flours as soon as it has been enabled) The Panasonic machine comes with a good but ... more

 ... slim recipe book and in practice we have not had to stray much beyond its confines. We have only had two disasters (one when the paddle came off part way through the mixing cycle and one when I inadvertently put in too much flour). This reinforces the truth that you should follow the recipe and measure accurately the ingredients. We have tried a few of the more exotic breads. Our favourite is the tomato foccacia made sun dried tomatoes. I tend to add up to double the amount of tomatoes at the raisin beep and also su...more

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Crowned Review Panasonic SD206 Automatic Breadmaker: Goodbye, Commercial Brands! - A Review of the Panasonic Auto ... (958 words)
by freelancer1 - written on 02.08.02 (Very useful, 2007 readings)
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I bought this bread maker from John Lewis because baking bread in the oven was just taking too long. And I'm very glad I did... ============================================= Hypochondriacs Relax...The Panasonic Automatic Bread Maker is Here! ============================================= If you're a hypochondriac like me, you'll love the Panasonic Automatic Bread Maker . You see, "malted brown" bread doesn't necessarily mean "wholemeal" or "good for you" and almost all commercial breads have unhealthy additives to make them look better, taste nicer or last longer. But why bother? Fresh, ...

Newfloridian
Premium Review Hot and ready (774 words)
by Newfloridian - written on 04.09.03 (Very useful, 1817 readings)
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I bought my bread maker four years ago almost on a whim. We borrowed a machine from a friend, made two loaves and were hooked! It must be stated here and now that even in 2003 such apparatus is nowhere near as common gracing kitchens the UK as they are in the US, although sales have been accelerating if the stacks of boxes of the various devices to be found in the department stores is anything to go by. This was probably due to the price (back then my Panasonic cost me about £160 - equivalent $ 240) but today you can pick a machine up for half that or even less. In any event we have much less experience of baking bread 'the modern way' at home in Britain. ...

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Premium Review Panasonic SD206 Automatic Breadmaker: Reading this might make you hungry (1030 words)
by circlecrop - written on 06.11.01 (Very useful, 2017 readings)
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Many years ago when I first moved away from our family home I found myself staying in a single bedroom flat. It was basic, it was uncomfortable and it was expensive. It did, however, have one saving grace. It was right next door to a bakery. I don’t think I will ever forget the wonderful early morning smell of freshly baked bed wafting into my abode. The taste of the bread was pretty good too. This all planted the idea in my mind that it would be good to make my own bread. However, I am very lazy at heart and the idea of spending time and energy kneading dough into the right consistency held no appeal at all. I was, therefore, delighted ...

 
 
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