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Best Gluten Free Bread Machine

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I was wondering what the best gluten free Bread Maker would be for me. Its only me and my non celiac wife and i am not the the most experienced baker and never made bread before. But I see many posts about people making bread and I would like to give it a try.

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The Zojirushi brand seems to get the best reviews on this site. It is a little pricy, around $200. I didn't buy one because of the price and the fact that even for a supposedly premium item it had some bad reviews on Amazon.

I bought a much cheaper Sunbeam that works great for making the Pamela's wheat free bread mix. I can't give a review for using other mixes or making your own mix.

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I would probably just make bread mixes and I love pamelas products. Thanks for your input.

Kristin2 Newbie
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I have a cuisinart with a gluten-free setting. It has been great. I cook from both scratch and mixes and have had good results. I like pamela's mixes, too. It's nice to be able to make something fancier, like raison bread, once in a while. I also run mine in the garage in the summer to keep the heat out of the house!

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I can run mine on my balcony then lol the whole building and boardwalk will smell my bread cooking lol

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