| | | |  - Paddle comes attached to electrical cord; detach but keep safe for use with select bread types
- Programmable bread machine bakes 1-, 1-1/2-, and 2-pound horizontal loaves
- Housed in stainless steel; easy-to-read LCD display; viewing window
- Cycles include super-rapid, 100-percent whole wheat, gluten-free, and more
- Measures 18 by 11-1/5 by 14-4/5 inches; 1-year warranty; hand wash only
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| | | |  Product Description:
Bring Home the Bakery! Fall in love with your favorite breads and baked goods all over again! Featuring 16 unique baking functions in 3 loaf sizes – 1, 1.5 & 2 lb. – plus light, medium and dark crust control, you can make all your favorite breads, dough and even jams with ease – including low carb and gluten free! Our patented automatic fruit & nut dispenser means no more waiting around, while convection technology ensures even cooking and professional results.Please Note: When delivered, kneading paddle may be attached to the power cord of the bread maker | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - Serious DO NOT BUY warning. Received refurbished model, not new.
I received this as a wedding gift from a dear friend of my Wife's, as we used Amazon for one of our two wedding registries. Unfortunately, I waited until today to open the box after receiving it in mid-April.
Thank god for Amazon's customer service. They agreed to let me return it with no squabbling, because it was a gift and the product was not as ordered. Our friend ordered a new breadmaker, we received a used/refurbished one.
I wanted to read the reviews for the machine and see any tips or tricks. I was extremely disturbed to read that MANY people received refurbished products after paying new prices, and that many units stopped working after short periods of time. I read about the warning signs that you've received a refurbished product, opened the box, and sure enough, they were everywhere.
The interior of the unit was all scratched up, the plastic top was scuffed up, and there was no plastic cover on the LCD screen. Everything else seemed to be OK, but at that point I had read enough D.O.A./died after a few uses reviews to not want to bother with the machine.
Growing up, my Mom had one bread machine for over 15 years, and as far as I know it still worked when she gave it to a friend and bought a new one. It was a Zojirushi. After reading what everyone else has gone through with this P.O.S., I'm going to go with a company that has a long standing reputation with this particular type of appliance. I may pay a little more, but like most things in life, it's worth paying for quality.
Let me restate this succinctly:
You should not give your money to a company that abuses customers this way, no matter how good the product is. In this case, the product is terrible as well.
I understand there are always the outliers, people who get one and it works great for years. But at this point, there are enough seriously bad reviews to warrant avoiding this company entirely. They are dishonest. + See Full Customer Reviews | |
