Club Breadmakers

[Funz]

jessicawongcs:

Using soft dough and sweet dough to make different types of bread


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From left, banana with cheese bread, sausages bread in different patterns, ham and cheese twist, red bean bun, red bean twist

oh wow! those lessons paid off huh?

The breads look absolutely delish. :drool:

[L-earner]

jessicawongcs:

L-earner:

Jess,


the pork floss bun can use crispy pork floss? Cheese - use which type??

use the crispy one, will taste nicer

Cheese - any type u like, can be those normal cheese we used for sandwich
flatened the dough, put the ham and cheese on top, roll up all together into long shaped, cut equally in 4, put in \"standing up\" like in the picture, and put in a round small tray

Tks Jess!

[Busymom]

jessicawongcs:

Busymom:

This may have been asked before, is the Kenwood breadmaker good? Just saw the Robinsons sale brochure, selling at $223. Not sure still have or not? http://i53.tinypic.com/fac3o3.jpg\">


BM256 Bread Maker

Colour: Brushed Stainless Steel Body and White Plastic Lid
Material: Metal Body/Plastic Lid
Wattage: 480w
Delay Timer: 15 Hours
Keep Warm: 1 Hour
Guarantee: 1 Year
Size (cm): 31H x 34.5W x 25D
Weight: 6.3kg

one of my classmate is using this, she said not bad, can make quite alot of bread.
but my lao shi said the brand Breville from Australia is very good but notice no more selling in Singapore

Thank you for your feedback. For me, I can be quite dumb with machines. I need something that is user friendly. Do you know if it is easy to use?

Actually my DH bought a second hand breadmaker a couple of years back. It's also an Australian brand, but not sure what it is called. We never used it. :oops: Maybe kaput already since too long haven't use it.

[corneyAmber]

Busymom:

Thank you for your feedback. For me, I can be quite dumb with machines. I need something that is user friendly. Do you know if it is easy to use?


Actually my DH bought a second hand breadmaker a couple of years back. It's also an Australian brand, but not sure what it is called. We never used it. :oops: Maybe kaput already since too long haven't use it.

So Busymom is thinking of jumping onto the breadmachine wagon? :celebrate:

[csc]

Happy Mama:

ksi:

[quote=\"Happy Mama\"]I think it's around $398 from Tangs. Not sure if the price has increased since we last bought. Alternatively, you may want to try Parisilk. The price there is definitely cheaper than shopping centers.

Goh Ah Bee....$299.

:yikes: so much difference! a whole $100! :yikes:[/quote]GOH AH BEE
Blk 210 # 01-247, Hougang Street 21
6288 8611

It is selling at $295.. i am considering to buy one too..:)

[Busymom]

25hourmaid:

Busymom:

Thank you for your feedback. For me, I can be quite dumb with machines. I need something that is user friendly. Do you know if it is easy to use?


Actually my DH bought a second hand breadmaker a couple of years back. It's also an Australian brand, but not sure what it is called. We never used it. :oops: Maybe kaput already since too long haven't use it.

So Busymom is thinking of jumping onto the breadmachine wagon? :celebrate:

:hi5:
Yah... I love baking, but never tried making bread. Anything healthy, I'm always keen. But this thread... 500 pages... need time to comb through. Siao liao. :imdrowning:

[Busymom]

jessicawongcs:

my classmates said it is quite easy just that need to follow the manual and press the program on the type of bread u are making. guess all bread maker machines are the same


oh, if the Australia brand that you have is Breville, then u had just missed out something good. it is very user-friendly and easy to use, my lao shi said de lah. but too bad Sg not carrying this brand :sad:

But I hate reading manual, cos' they are at times too brief or not very clear. Or maybe I'm just dumb.

Hee hee, dun know if it is Breville... still haven't checked.

[Busymom]

LKVM:

jessicawongcs:

[quote=\"Busymom\"]Thank you for your feedback. For me, I can be quite dumb with machines. I need something that is user friendly. Do you know if it is easy to use?


Actually my DH bought a second hand breadmaker a couple of years back. It's also an Australian brand, but not sure what it is called. We never used it. :oops: Maybe kaput already since too long haven't use it.

my classmates said it is quite easy just that need to follow the manual and press the program on the type of bread u are making. guess all bread maker machines are the same

oh, if the Australia brand that you have is Breville, then u had just missed out something good. it is very user-friendly and easy to use, my lao shi said de lah. but too bad Sg not carrying this brand :sad:

yes breadmachines are no brainer and can be easily handled if followed the correct process.[/quote]ha, but you don't know me...

[Busymom]

LKVM:

jessicawongcs:

OG is having Z-Machine sales at $249

but you need to purchase anything storewide for $50 to be entitle to the special discount

In the morning when i saw this thought its great deal.. was about to post but you beat me to it...

ladies who ever interested in cute z machine this is the time go go :boogie:

So, z-machine better or Kenwood better?? :?:

[Busymom]

jessicawongcs:

Busymom:

:hi5:

Yah... I love baking, but never tried making bread. Anything healthy, I'm always keen. But this thread... 500 pages... need time to comb through. Siao liao. :imdrowning:

:welcome: to our breadmakers club
and happy reading, i went through all the pages before and i know

:thankyou: :grphug: