Thinking of buying one for the winter months ahead, when I have more time to expermint&try making some new homemade breads!

They are great to have

I use my breadmaker on an almost daily basis. I mostly use the dough cycle, then let it rise and bake in the oven. The Robin Hood website is great for a lot of recipes and bread variations

I've always used RobinHood, I love their website so many recipes, like you say Sarah!

Very good news about breadmakers

What is the best brand of breadmakers?

My father used to make pretty good bread out of these things. Apparently I did not get that gene. Mine is bread unmistakably but good bread still gotta go aways for that. I have fiddled with ingredients but to no avail. Could be the lack of humidly out here.

this forum is abit old,10 months ago!

Hey Polly and Dinger

I haven't been on here for a couple of weeks, good to see your posts. Funny how these conveniences have a way of complicating our lives more. Still though like most of the comments here have stated, there really is nothing more tempting and comforting than the smell of home made bread.

Like the old fashion way myself, with the hands.

I do'nt have the counter space for one

homemade is the way to go,smells great baking and well eating it aint so bad either,,lol

Use ours weekly for all kinds of breads!

I think I'm going to go with the Breadman from Costco - just need to make sure I have room for it!

don't care for the bread cooked in a breadmaker so I cheat, make the dough in it & cook it in the oven

1706 is long gone!

Has anyone tried making whole wheat mixed with white flour? I don't have a breadmaker but prefer whole wheat breads. Just wondered if it would be worth my while to get one.