Want a Bread Maker? You'll want a Panasonic - as simple as that.
£64.99 on Deal of the Day @ Amazon
The last time this breadmaker was on HUKD it was £68 and reached 828 degrees (hot).
I have the previous model to this and it has given me many years faithful service - never made a bad loaf (or pizza dough) ever.
10 Bread&Dough Modes
Jam and Compote Mode
3 Different Loaf Sizes
100% Gluten Free Bread Mode
Top comments
Ho33bijm
21 Dec 153#2
Good breadmaker. Voted cold as it's Amazon Prime only.
All comments (30)
pgregg
21 Dec 15#1
Ho33bijm
21 Dec 153#2
Good breadmaker. Voted cold as it's Amazon Prime only.
duncanbishop to Ho33bijm
21 Dec 15#13
You could sign up for a free trial of Amazon prime, voila - fab bread maker at amazing price!
duncanbishop to Ho33bijm
21 Dec 15#14
Sign up for Amazon prime trial, and then you can benefit from the offer without the commitment!
kalico
21 Dec 15#3
You can buy cheaper bread maker machines but I don't know if they are any good. I bought this one and it has never produced a bad loaf.
speculatrix to kalico
21 Dec 15#9
Mine did once. I'd forgotten to put the mixing paddle in and so it didn't mix the ingredients and I got a soggy mess. Entirely my own fault.
Besford to kalico
21 Dec 15#24
Panasonic are acknowledged as the VERY BEST breadmakers - if you didn't know before you bought you got lucky!
Mikilibaby128
21 Dec 15#4
good buy
DarrylJohn
21 Dec 15#5
Fantastic. This can also be nailed to the inside of a cupboard and used as a bin when not used anymore.
Rickardo to DarrylJohn
21 Dec 15#7
Mine has never been inside a cupboard in over 10 years, as used every other day. As previously said, the previous model of this is fantastic ( was a Which Best Buy).
Stags
21 Dec 15#6
good deal
speculatrix
21 Dec 15#8
I bought one last year in Black Friday sales for Christmas present. It's been great, would buy again.
topazz
21 Dec 152#10
In my experience cheaper bread makers do the job but not quite as well as a Panasonic.. The components and overall design are all just a notch better. Only drawback is that unless you have a house full of hungry mouths to feed, the bread is so moreish it'll make you fat.
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sergiup
21 Dec 15#11
Close, but I really want the black/silver one with the raisin/nut dispenser... :man:
americanv8
21 Dec 15#12
Same here i have a SD257 which is probably about 5 year old, never bought a loaf of bread in that time. It gets used every other day
Lorna7777
21 Dec 15#15
Bought that bread maker for £84 and it is worth every penny. It is one of the best on the market I researched it first. This is a great price, you can buy cheaper but they don't compare to Panasonic. Heat added really good deal.
pablomalin
21 Dec 15#16
Already have one but ordered another one as a backup. Used credit from buying honor 7:
Order Summary
Items: £64.99
Postage & Packing: £0.00
Total: £64.99
Promotion Applied: -£20.00
Order Total: £44.99
Hot
KB90 to pablomalin
21 Dec 15#21
Can I have promotion code please?
Tenex
21 Dec 15#17
Mine's died after 2.5 years.
Used 3-4 times a week and when it worked it was great. Some sensor has obviously broken and it looks like it's not an economic repair. Makes me hesitate to get another.
ronin1 to Tenex
21 Dec 151#28
Seriously? You've used it close to 500 times, surely at this point is has paid for itself?
lucyscollins
21 Dec 15#18
I've got the next model up (the one with the nut dispenser). It makes the nicest homemade bread ever. Really light and tasty and not at all brick-like. Our favourite is the 50/50 Wholemeal/White flour loaf.
ought
21 Dec 15#19
As long as you use decent flour these are brilliant. Tempted to buy a spare ;o)
smurfgasm to ought
21 Dec 15#20
Totally agree I used Marriage's Manitoba Flour (Extra Strong Canadian, you can get a bit bag from Costco) and it made the fluffiest loafs sadly we had to get rid of it.
However this is probably a good thing as it was far too moreish as a previous poster said.
patg2005
21 Dec 15#22
Brilliant bread machines....used mine maybe 1000 cycles over the last 5 years, still good as new...
oumk2001
21 Dec 15#23
Panasonic breadmakers are just the best full stop. I have had one (SD255) for 8 years and still going strong! I really shouldn't come on HUKD!!!!
bryan1979
21 Dec 15#25
Shame I don't have Prime as I would like this however £79 for Prime isn't a good deal for me
Infinite Element to bryan1979
21 Dec 15#27
Sign up for a free Prime trial under another email address.
PrincessJellybean
21 Dec 15#26
Good deal for prime users, but increasingly i am noticing items that are listed for prime users only (such as the tefal actifry in grey). It seems amazon are being a bit harsh on loyal long standing customers, who don't use prime. It seems if you slip them £79 you get to see the nicer items in the backroom :smirk:
That aside good find :smiley:
Tenex
21 Dec 15#29
I used a no name one that cost a third of the list price of this for 3 years before buying this and that's still working.
This is lauded as a premium product and owners often report it works for many years, this just exceeded the EU warranty period and died. Looking at the low reviews on Amazon suggests that the fault in mine isn't unknown to Panasonic even when the units are new.
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Opening post
£64.99 on Deal of the Day @ Amazon
The last time this breadmaker was on HUKD it was £68 and reached 828 degrees (hot).
I have the previous model to this and it has given me many years faithful service - never made a bad loaf (or pizza dough) ever.
10 Bread&Dough Modes
Jam and Compote Mode
3 Different Loaf Sizes
100% Gluten Free Bread Mode
Top comments
All comments (30)
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Order Summary
Items: £64.99
Postage & Packing: £0.00
Total: £64.99
Promotion Applied: -£20.00
Order Total: £44.99
Hot
Used 3-4 times a week and when it worked it was great. Some sensor has obviously broken and it looks like it's not an economic repair. Makes me hesitate to get another.
However this is probably a good thing as it was far too moreish as a previous poster said.
That aside good find :smiley:
This is lauded as a premium product and owners often report it works for many years, this just exceeded the EU warranty period and died. Looking at the low reviews on Amazon suggests that the fault in mine isn't unknown to Panasonic even when the units are new.