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Bread Machines


hineini

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I have never used a bread machine. All I know is I want one that doesn't make those huge wierd round loaves.

I am as much of a bread machine newbie as it gets, but I"m accepting that I"m probably going to be gluten-free for life regardless of my test results so I better start baking 'cause those pre-made breads are just too pricy.

So, please tell me all you know about bread machines and your recommendations for which ones to consider and which ones to avoid!


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mamaw Community Regular

Hi & welcome

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I actually have two bread machines one I used to use before my gluten-free days and my zorushi ( NOt spelled correctly). which I only now use because of being gluten-free. I LOVE the zo machine. It makes a normal loaf of bread, is easy to use. With any machine you choose it needs to have a good stronge motor, some now even have a gluten-free setting.Prices vary so you have to decide what you want to spend. The zo is around $199.00 but I feel it will last me a lifetime.

I know there are a couple of favorites out there.

I use the Anna's mixes wich are great and very popular.On her website "Gluten Evolution "she also sells the machine I purchased, that is also what she uses.remember you can also make other things on the machine besides bread...pizza crusts,rolls,anything that may need kneading.

good luck

mamaw

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