Are bread makers useful?
Someone recently tried to sell me one of these things.
Are the devices really that great?
And do you really just need to throw in the ingredients and the machine does the rest by itself?
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I usually bake myself.
Fresh from the oven, with crispy crust, wonderfully fragrant – this is a pleasure like hardly any other! Not only because even baked bread tastes incomparably good, but also because you know what is inside, more and more bread lovers prefer to bake themselves.
But I know from acquaintances that bread making machines are very practical. Especially for people who regularly want to enjoy fresh bread without having to deal with kneading and baking by hand. You have the advantage that you only have to put the ingredients in the machine, and the machine does the rest, including kneading, walking and baking.
There are also some points to consider. The quality of bread can be different. Some are not always satisfied with the crust or texture of bread, as it is not always comparable to the bread that is baked by hand.
Many machines offer different programs for different types of bread, but may not be as versatile as baking by hand when it comes to special types of bread or forms.
The machines can be quite large and need space in the kitchen.
The purchase costs may also be quite high. It may take some time until the investment is amortized by savings in the purchased bread.
Bringed to a denominator, a bread baking machine is a practical solution for those who want to bake bread regularly and without great effort.
Before you decide to buy, it is worth reading test reports and remembering your own needs.
If you are alone, this is a very nice effort to find the right baking mix, or to mix yourself, then you can expect the time needed for baking.
Well, if you eat the fresh bread in slices, you always have handmade bread when you open it.
But you have to have a flaw to make the effort.
Think about it, some of you are here too,
Good luck.
Hello, you write, “But you have to have a great deal to make the effort.”
No, a fable refers to a preference or weakness for something that someone particularly interested or fascinated. This is often a personal inclination or a special interest that does not necessarily have to be actively pursued.
But if you mean a hobby, this is a leisure activity that is regularly and actively operated. An activity that is carried out with pleasure and interest in leisure.
I mean that Faible and Hobby are not the same, even if they can overlap in certain contexts. You can have a potential for something without doing it as a hobby.
Your comment is unnecessary like a crotch, because the user hasn’t mentioned any syllable that she sees it as a hobby. She has explicitly written by a “faible” and believes it also…
Yeah, I’ve had one for almost two years and I’ve only been buying a bread since then.
It is in fact that one only fills the respective ingredients into the baking container, the amounts naturally according to the corresponding recipe. Of course, it is important to select the right program and everything is going on by itself.
Maybe you shouldn’t just buy the cheapest product. I have oriented in the middle price range and I am completely satisfied. Today there were fresh walnut bread, is very tasty, but also takes 5 hours. There are also faster recipes, but you should expect 2 hours.
yes, quite easy to use. You can experiment nicely with the ingredients.
Yeah, I had a bakery machine for many years until he broke. You can buy ready-made bread-back mixes and upgrade with ingredients such as nuts, raisins, wetted carrots, potato slices or, or. I experimented with the most diverse ingredients and didn’t buy bread anymore. Whether a bakery machine makes sense for you, you have to decide; for my family at least the machine had already paid off. You set the corresponding program and don’t have to stand next to it, can do something else in the apartment.
I have a machine. In the beginning I often baked. Now he’s around Keller. I used the baking mixes of Aldi. There’s only water to it, and everything else is the machine.