Do I need to spend a lot to get a good basic bread
catiez,
Sep 16, 7:01am
Maker
juliewn,
Sep 16, 12:41pm
Hi.. there are bread makers on Trademe usually.. check out websites too.. Noel Leemings, etc..
holdenfanz,
Sep 16, 8:39pm
I just got 1 from k mart for $39 its good the only thing is I use self raising flour cos it rises better
lizab,
Sep 16, 8:54pm
I used my fly buys points for mine and it makes dough for me a couple of times a day :) It's great for putting all the ingredients in before bed and setting the timer for it to be ready for when I need it the following morning (7:15) I can shape it, get son away to the school bus, let it rise and have it baked and cooled by lunchtime :)
dezzie,
Sep 16, 9:15pm
The cascade one from the warehouse has been fine for me
tinkerrbelle,
Sep 16, 9:27pm
A couple of people I know use the natural fermentation method of rising bread.They just use a bowl to rise it, the bench to mix it on, and a tin to cook it in.Much cheaper than a bread maker and no need to buy yeast
korbo,
Mar 24, 6:19pm
yes, the kmart ones are fine...couldnt ask for a better price than $39. sure handmaking is ok for people with good fingers, but i have bad athritis and cannot handle the kneading. I have 3 breakmakers, all diff brands and they serve our family fantastic.......so many diff flavours you can make. Never used self raising flour, had anyone else.....
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