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Breadmaker Recommendations?

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sunny-dave | 13:06 Thu 17th Jul 2014 | ChatterBank
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My elderly breadmaker just upped and died.

It's (at least) 20 years old and owes me nothing - but 'falling to bits' is a fair description.

I mainly use it for making dough which is then baked, often as rolls, in my main oven - I think it gives a better finish to the loaf than the breadmaker does.

Technology has obviously moved on - although 'buy a Panasonic' seems to be the general advice, as it was all those years ago.

I'm interested in comments/views from people who've got a breadmaker - in particular about how good the 'dough' programme is.

Cheers

Dave xx
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I use this one from Kenwood Dave, really flexible and great bread

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Sorry to be boring, but buy a Panasonic. :) Excellent bake and dough programs, excellent programs for the breadmixes from supermarkets, haven't tried the gluten free programs.
ours is a tesco breadmaker cheap cheerful good results no probs
panasonic good but overpriced

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