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Bread Maker Advice

  • 24-06-2005 6:49pm
    #1
    Supercell
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,544 ✭✭✭✭


    As part of my continuing drive to cut out all food with ingrediants as part of an allergy and health diet i've decided to buy a breadmaker as bread is the one thing I'm eating currently, bar breakfast cereal (making own muesli this weekend), thats got a list of ingrediants on the packaging.

    Looking on the web the Panasonic SD253 Breadmaker with Nut Dispenser seems to get the best reviews of all the breadmakers.

    Its €136.95 delivered from shopireland which appears to be a Amazon reseller and €159 in Argos.

    Wondering if anyone seen breadmakers on sale in Dublin recently or got recommendations or is interested in flogging one cheap :). I want to start cooking this weekend and instant gratification is good !!
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  • #2
    OFDM
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    The Panasonic SD253 is very good if you follow the recipes exactly. If you use vegetable fat like Flora instead of butter, then double the amount stated in the recipe otherwise the bread can be a bit heavy.


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