Bread Machine

[Ash]

Originally posted by birdie
Yeah

Just get out there and buy yourself the machine, you will not regret it honestly.

I'll do that

[birdie]

Originally posted by Ash
I'll do that

I shall wait till your ''one uf us then''

[Ash]

Originally posted by birdie
I shall wait till your ''one uf us then''

LOL - in the kitchen making da bread :haha:

[FlyingBok]

We have a LOT of power cuts here (10 a day is normal) and therfore I chose the National that has a 10 minute power supply and memory in it.

Garlic and olives is normally in my bread .. only problem with butter and hot bread = FAT !

Sjees I put on weight after I bought it but it is one of the better buys I have ever made

Enjoy it ma !

[Britbok]

I've got a bread machine and use it at least once a week, invest in one Ash it is worth it.

My favourite breads are sundried tomato and garlic bread, garlic butter bread and I made the milk and honey bread which was great as a sweet loaf.

Surely the bread can't be too bad for you as there are no preservatives in them (I'm sticking to that theory). The recipe book I have has different sections for the different loaves, they have a few recipes that are gluten free and a few that a dairy free.

[Cheffie]

Originally posted by FlyingBok
Garlic and olives is normally in my bread .. only problem with butter and hot bread = FAT !

Sjees I put on weight after I bought it but it is one of the better buys I have ever made

I can't see the problem LOL

I have a VERY special recipe for bread you might like.. but then again.. it's always good to see fly-boys grovelling for a Cape Seed loaf

http://www.globalbuzz-sa.com/forums/show...eadid=1320 might be a clue LOL

[lols]

Ashie

Did you get a bread machine and if so what did you get?