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  1. 01-29-2007, 02:55 AM #1
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    i work in a thrift store and the other day i got a bread machine and has all the instructions and lots of reciepes that came with it i am going to make home made bread just 2 of us and i know when i first get all what i need will cost but love to make bread will save us money and makes the house smell good
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  2. 01-29-2007, 10:52 AM #2
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    You are gonna love it, nothing like bread fresh out of the oven!
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  3. 01-29-2007, 11:50 AM #3
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    Lucky you to get to work in a thrift store. You get to see all the stuff as it comes in.

    Good luck in making your own homemade bread. There's nothing like the aroma of it baking.
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  4. 01-29-2007, 02:54 PM #4
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    I use mine a few times a week. I make cinnamon raisin bread for breakfast sometimes. It works great for dinner breads, too. I experience with different grains and have made some really yummy breads. I also use it to mix pizza dough.
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    The ingredients you buy go a long way.
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    I have made bread both with a bread machine and without. I had better end results without the bread machine, but quicker mixing and rising with the bread machine. So, now I use the machine for the basic mixing and raising of the bread, then I put it in a bread pan to finish it in the oven. Works for me.
    I think you will like the bread machine quite a lot. Congratulations!
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    We use our bread machine to make pizza dough too.
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    I agree...there is nothing quite like the smell of break baking. Enjoy your new bread machine!
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    Like kabin63 - I have better luck using my machine on the "dough" setting and just baking it in the oven - but it does come out wonderful! I actually trash-picked mine out of the dumpster - the model was so old that the customer service department chuckled when I called them up to ask for a copy of the manual (they emailed it to me - has some good recipes in it).
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  10. 02-08-2007, 02:51 PM #10
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    me too i make pizza dough and barm cakes and finger rolls def best for mixing and raising and cooking in the oven
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    i use my breadmaker alot! nothing like a fresh loaf of homemade bread! I also use mine for mixing pizza dough too
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