Prima Home Bakery

I have always made bread from time to time so a bread maker was always going to find its way into my house at some point. So when the Prima Breadmaker found its way into my stocking one Christmas I was delighted and it has been used regularly ever since. It is quite a large unit so takes up a considerable amount of space on the work surface but it does two sizes of loaf, big and bigger, or more accurately 2.5lb and 3lb. The cooking unit is a large loaf tin, that clicks onto the heating element and it has two paddles, to make a loaf you need a large one and a small one and it does come with two spares. It also comes with a ...

Well on Christmas day my life changed forever with the arrival of my breadmaker. The last thing I did before heading to bed on Christmas night was set the machine to make me fresh bread whilst I slept. Boxing day morning I awoke to the smell of freshly baked bread and my life was changed forever. ~~~ Gadgets ~~~ I love gadgets, hey I even have an electric vegetable peeler! (And damned useful it is too). After reading a number of reviews stating the excellence of breadmakers I began to think about asking Santa for one, the question is would it be a useful gadget, like my electric cheese grater, or a forgotten one like the pasta maker (I wonder where that ...

My new toy is the Prima Home Bakery - although it pretends to be a Schneider machine! Throughout the instruction booklet it refers to the Prima Home Bakery so this is a bit of rebranding. Having read mixed reviews on breadmakers I've not been sure if I really wanted one but when I saw this at £34.99 in Asda I couldn't resist. As a family of six, we go though a large loaf most days and we all like fresh crusty bread from the bakery or supermarket. But as I only shop twice a week, most days the bread has to come out of the freezer and it never seems as good. So far I've made a loaf every day for a week and all have been perfect - I expect the ...