Coincidentally, so was mine for a while.
First step to world domination: Which breadmaker?
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Coincidentally, so was mine for a while.
Archie_tect
De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
- Location
- Northumberland
You can't be a master baker for a while stephec.... it's a vocation for life [apparently]
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mr messy
Veteran
- Location
- Sunny? Glasgow, the friendly city...
My mixxy thingy is my hand in a big bowl hence the electrickery consideration
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
Ha ha
, Bath was still there the last time I visited! No it was just thinking back to the fact it was his first job many years ago!
, Bath was still there the last time I visited! No it was just thinking back to the fact it was his first job many years ago!
Mr Celine
Discordian
- Location
- Waxing my moustache
Another Panasonic 251 here.
Panasonic: the breadmaker you always promised yourself.
- Location
- Glasgow
Same here.My mixxy thingy is my hand in a big bowl hence the electrickery consideration
If it works, why fix it?
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
Mr Messy implies that the bread maker might not receive the attention to hygiene that it needs which could lead to this:
Fiona R
Formerly known as Cranky Knee Girl
- Location
- N Somerset
Panasonic SD-252..yes I had to go and look but it is at least 14 years old and has baked bread almost daily for ten of those whilst all three children at home. Only get Panasonic.
Previously I had three different cheaper ones that all blew up just within or in the last case just outside 1 year warranty, I kept returning and trying a different brand. I have never forgiven OH for saving £10 and not getting the raisin dispenser version as you have to be around to add raisins for the scrummy raisin bread when the beep goes after 53 minutes...so can't use on timer. "When" it stops working I will get the nut dispenser version, but hopefully I have not now instigated blowing up as yes that's £130+ to find but averaged over 15 years for fabulous bread at far less cost than supermarket it is a long term investment. Tends to be a weekend treat now as you can't eat fresh warm bread without lashings of real butter
Previously I had three different cheaper ones that all blew up just within or in the last case just outside 1 year warranty, I kept returning and trying a different brand. I have never forgiven OH for saving £10 and not getting the raisin dispenser version as you have to be around to add raisins for the scrummy raisin bread when the beep goes after 53 minutes...so can't use on timer. "When" it stops working I will get the nut dispenser version, but hopefully I have not now instigated blowing up as yes that's £130+ to find but averaged over 15 years for fabulous bread at far less cost than supermarket it is a long term investment. Tends to be a weekend treat now as you can't eat fresh warm bread without lashings of real butter
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
Ok I went and looked up the code on mine SD-206
Fiona R
Formerly known as Cranky Knee Girl
- Location
- N Somerset
So is that pre Ford Capri? Perhaps I have Mark III Escort?
Fiona R
Formerly known as Cranky Knee Girl
- Location
- N Somerset
Ha ha...makes bloody good bread!
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Here's a photo of a Panasonic 206.
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mr messy
Veteran
- Location
- Sunny? Glasgow, the friendly city...
Thanks for all the advice.
Decided to give one of these babys a whirl...
http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/panasonic-sd-2500wxc-bread-maker-white/p231270091
Decided to give one of these babys a whirl...
http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/panasonic-sd-2500wxc-bread-maker-white/p231270091
