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Bread Machines

Eva12

By Eva12
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Eva12 Newbie
Eva12
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Hi eveyone

I need some advice-

I would like to purchase a bread machine that works really well with gluten-free doughs. Any suggestions?

Thanks a bunch!

Eva

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tdrew Rookie
tdrew
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We just got a Breadman Ultimate last week, and made the first loaf of bread on Saturday. I think its a great machine (so far!).

--Tom--

tom Contributor
tom
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I've had gluten-free bread from 3 diff machines and all the bread was good.

cloud834 Newbie
cloud834
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I got the breadman Ultimate for Christmas and have had great luck with it. I use its programmable feature and mix alittle extra hand mixing during the kneading cycle, it works really well. I did alot of research on machines before asking for this one for christmas, and it was the most economical one I could find. It was less than 80 bucks from amazon .com or walmart.com.

Kenster61 Enthusiast
Kenster61
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I just got a toastmaster TBR15 for Christmas. I am in love with this thing. I had been buying bread at a gluten-free bakery and was paying like $9.00 a loaf. Now I just add the ingrediants and let her go. i just made an apple-spice bread from Betty Hagmans' "More gluten-free Gourmet". It smelled just like apple pie. The thing is I love hot bread right out of the oven. Since I got this disease I had to suffer with the bread falling apart. Now it's moist and I can but butter and honey with it. HMMMM

Ken Ritter

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