What is the best breadmaker that makes a larger loaf size
paora-tm,
Sep 9, 10:03pm
Your hands. :) . and your oven, of course. Hope your future purchase doesn't end up as a doorstop like mine.
nzhel,
Sep 9, 11:46pm
Panasonic seems to be the best by all accounts and makes a reasonable sized loaf. I had a Sanyo for years and loved it but don't think they are available anymore. When it died I got a Panasonic and have been very pleased with it. The Consumer tested them a while back and from memory the Panasonic came out tops.
glasshalfull,
Sep 10, 12:15am
Panasonic here. They are excellent. I have had three. The first one I sold once the bigger loaves were available. Number two and three, still going strong. Number three is the model SD -253 (old shape) that drops the ingredients into the mixture at a later stage. I know nothing about the newer shaped model.
glasshalfull,
Sep 10, 12:18am
bit like saying best vacuum cleaner is a broom. Or best food processor is a hand mixer. LOL
thitryfiver,
Sep 10, 3:47am
Panasonic is fool proof, makes lovely loaves & big size if you choose to.
gayle6,
Sep 10, 6:30am
Panasonic gets my vote too.
wembley1,
Sep 10, 7:52am
Panasonic - me five
wasgonna,
Sep 10, 11:54pm
Me six. I'm pretty sure they invented them.
seniorbones,
Sep 11, 4:40am
Panasonic
wyndra,
Sep 11, 9:36am
Many thanks.
shellz596,
Sep 12, 4:09am
so I have a Panasonic to love it what is your favourite loaf and do you have more recipes we can follow cheers
My Panasonic is over 25 years old & still going well. I generally use the basic bread recipe but add about 30 shakes of mixed herbs. Wonderful smell to wake up to.
meoldchina,
Oct 3, 9:16am
I've always been happy with the results from my Panasonic. It's so simple, even my husband can use it.
flower-child01,
Oct 4, 8:41am
Your hands. Not joking. I had a Panasonic and they are the best, it last four years of continuous, now I do all by hand.
vomo2,
Oct 6, 8:13pm
Does the beater get stuck in the loaf and leave a big hole when you remove it?
devonwrecked,
Oct 6, 8:25pm
The best one is the one you get for $10 in a car boot sale and it goes for years. Had two of those, never had to buy new :)
subaquanz,
Dec 15, 3:59pm
I have an old Panasonic SD-253. Its about 10years old now and still going strong, I use it about once a week, usually for pizza dough - but also make whole meal loaf now and then. Would recommend!
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