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Bread making machine - the BEST one for me... any ideas?

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pupucelovesruDOuLaph · 02/01/2006 17:22

I know this has been covered before but I am not sure it focused on what we are looking for...
We currently make bread completely by hand. I use fresh yeast and many grains and seeds (sunflower, sesame, pumpkin, fax ....) I know some bread makers are not very flexible/good with grains.
I might be happy to use sachets of yeast but I need to be able to make all sorts of breads....

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HRHQueenOfQuelNoel · 02/01/2006 17:23

Panasonic

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pupucelovesruDOuLaph · 02/01/2006 17:24

OK... is there more than one from Panasonic... where did you buy it etc....

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hercules · 02/01/2006 17:27

The one people refer to when they say Panasonic is the one with the nut dispenser. For the under 100 quid it is accepted as the best.

hercules · 02/01/2006 17:27

We got ours from amazon.

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pupucelovesruDOuLaph · 02/01/2006 17:41

Defintely looks like what I am looking for!

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hercules · 02/01/2006 17:47

here

jambuttie · 02/01/2006 18:47

I want 1 too but cant afford anymore than about £30 right now.

We spend on average 8-10 pounds per week on bread so i feel a machine would save us money and be very very tasty

HRHQueenOfQuelNoel · 02/01/2006 19:41

sorry - yes the nut dispenser one for your needs - but if you didn't need the nut dispenser the other one is just as good

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pupucelovesruDOuLaph · 02/01/2006 20:38

How does the nut dispenser work?
Can you make sour dough bread?

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pupucelovesruDOuLaph · 03/01/2006 09:03

bump

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Enid · 03/01/2006 09:05

I think the expensive one from panasonic is the best pupuce - I don't have one but researched it pre-Christmas, unfortunately my PIL bought me two cashmere scarves instead

the nut dispenser is essential if you add loads of stuff like I do occasionally

jambuttie · 03/01/2006 11:41

is it just used for nuts??

or is this where you would put other things like tom, basil etc

NewYearsRacerLution · 03/01/2006 11:50

I have the old version so have to add extras by hand like a total sap but I think the dispenser is for adding anything you'd need to add once the main mixing and kneading has been done - nuts, fruit, herbs etc. I've only just got mine out again after a couple of years in storage so haven't got the hang of fancy breads again yet

dorrit · 03/01/2006 12:26

Jambuttie, I got a second breadmaker for Christmas. It's a morphy richards. Brand new still in the box. You can have it for £35 plus postage if you are interested. and if you are by any chance in Northwest Surrey, I can just drop it off and skip the postage.

Pruni · 03/01/2006 12:29

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MrsDooLittle · 03/01/2006 12:29

I really wanted one but everyone tells me I will get fat. I due on maternity leave in 5 weeks and I'll have plenty of FAT to lose so I'm holding off.

jambuttie · 03/01/2006 13:21

dorrit will talk to hubby 1st if thats ok

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