Bread making
 

Bread machine

There's no doubt about it, the easiest way to make bread is using a bread machine.  No kneading, no messing about, you just pop in the ingredients, press a few buttons and wait (or go to bed and sleep if you have a model with a timer).  As little as two hours after setting it up, out will come delicious home-made bread.

There are many bread machines on the market at a range of prices to suit any budget.  However, it is essential to choose wisely.  I have known people with bread machines who simply have no success at all, even though they follow all the instructions to the letter.  This is because some machines are just not very good at making bread, so don't waste your money on one of those.  Choose a recommended model and you will have years of trouble-free use and delicious home-made bread to look forward to.  All of the models below have received excellent reviews from people who have tried them.

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Amazon is a great place to buy your bread machine as they are reliable and competitively priced.  Do have a good look at several different models before you decide which bread machine to buy.  Look out for a raisin/nut dispenser if you like bread with added goodies such as fruit, seeds, sundried tomatoes, olives and so on.  Another point to consider is how much space you have available in your kitchen.  There are some quite compact machines available if you are short of space. 

  • Zojirushi Bread Machine
    Information and reviews about the Zojirushi bread machine. There are several different Zojirushi bread machines available, including a compact machine for smaller kitchens.
  • Panasonic Bread Machine
    The Panasonic bread machine has great reviews from users and turns out delicious loaves consistently and reliably.
  • Breadman Bread Machine
    Breadman bread machine review. Comparing Breadman models, features and details.

The best way to choose a bread machine is to ask a friend who uses one what they would recommend.  It's a good idea to try and borrow a bread machine and try it out yourself at home before buying.