You'll be eating a loaf a day smothered in butter to start with. :laughing:
Boopop to Disco Dave
19 Sep 164#19
Such a compelling argument you've put across, thanks. I haven't bought a loaf of bread since I got my panny breadmaker for £15 from a BHF charity shop, and that was 2 or 3 years ago. Also make homemade pizza every saturday, yum :smiley:
eatmorefish
19 Sep 164#1
King of breadmakers.
jimjim79
20 Sep 163#64
do i knead it dough?
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eatmorefish
19 Sep 164#1
King of breadmakers.
Bandsound
19 Sep 16#2
Got mine for 60quid a few years back and it's still going strong
dereklogan7
19 Sep 16#3
If you're after a bread maker, grab this one quick. Every loaf perfect. Highly recommend it. :smiley:
pavel76
19 Sep 16#4
Price matched Tesco(after code)
S c 0 TT y
19 Sep 16#5
How much does a loaf cost roughly to make in one of these (materials etc)
BeerGoggles to S c 0 TT y
19 Sep 16#9
I did the calculations 16 months ago, it works out between 40p and 50p depend on the quality of the ingredients.
poinsy
19 Sep 16#6
Anyone know the differnce between this and the SD-2501 for £30 extra?
TheUrbis to poinsy
19 Sep 161#7
Nut and raisin dispenser at the top.
psmith1958
19 Sep 162#8
prime makes it cold
stephenr
19 Sep 162#10
Prime, cold.
pablozzzzz to stephenr
19 Sep 16#12
you can get prime free for a month with any email address as longes it wasnt used b4
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