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Second Hand Breadmaker

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My husband just called me at work, he found a Regal Kitchenpro K6773 breadmaker at a yard sale for $1.00... but it doesn't have a manual. The internets have been very uncooperative; any ideas where I could find a manual? Thanks!

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Lisa Mentor
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Although you found a great bargain, if you have Celiac or gluten intolerance, a second hand bread machine is not recommended. It would be impossible to clean and will contaminate any gluten free bread.

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Y'know, I was going to ask that, too... I'll break it to him gently.

edit to add: um, will we have to get a new crock pot, too? Dang, this dx is getting spendy...

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Y'know, I was going to ask that, too... I'll break it to him gently.

edit to add: um, will we have to get a new crock pot, too? Dang, this dx is getting spendy...

As long as the cooking surface of the crock pot is not chipped or cracked, it should be OK. :) As Momma Goose indicated, a used bread machine with all its seems and nooks and crannies is not a good idea at all. :blink:
Lisa Mentor
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Yup, keep the crock pot and clean it well. Spend that money on a toaster for yourself or the one in your family who is gluten sensitive. A dedicated toaster is a must.

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I'm calling dibs on the entire toaster oven, 'cause I'm mean like that. (Also, I can put my toast on aluminum foil as an added barrier against the dreaded cross contamination.) The toaster's at least 20 years old; I'm not going to try to decon it. :D

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I have a 2nd hand bread machine. I purchased a separate paddle etc. for Gluten-free. So far no problems.

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I have a 2nd hand bread machine. I purchased a separate paddle etc. for Gluten-free. So far no problems.

Random question: How long have you been gluten free?

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