Club Breadmakers
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autumnbronze:
And they say the way to a man's heart is via his stomach .... so I told him once I'm comfortable with making normal bread, I'll attempt making tau sar buns (his favourite). That kinda shush him up a little
He will very pleased and grateful when you bake bread for himschweppes:
[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]
Yeah, my DH is like \"whats with with you and the sudden obsession with the bread maker machine.\" :roll: :roll:
Best part about homemade bread for our loved ones is that it's got one extra special secret ingredient.
Ours made with L-O-V-E :love: [/quote]Oooh so sweet... :love:
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Tweety, yours is severin machine right? Someone shared, was it you schweppes? that the pan of Z can produce better quality bread..... Who said that huh? So perhaps the stronger aroma comes from the pan?
In any case you have a pretty loaf there. Aroma or not, when you put it close to your mouth you can smell it still....and it is healthy without preservatives. -
autumnbronze:
And they say the way to a man's heart is via his stomach .... so I told him once I'm comfortable with making normal bread, I'll attempt making tau sar buns (his favourite). That kinda shush him up a little
He will very pleased and grateful when you bake bread for himschweppes:
[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]
Yeah, my DH is like \"whats with with you and the sudden obsession with the bread maker machine.\" :roll: :roll:
Best part about homemade bread for our loved ones is that it's got one extra special secret ingredient.
Ours made with L-O-V-E :love: [/quote]Can see autumnbronze is all ready to get the breadmaker!!! Oh yeah?? yeah!!!
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ksi:
Tweety, yours is severin machine right? Someone shared, was it you schweppes? that the pan of Z can produce better quality bread..... Who said that huh? So perhaps the stronger aroma comes from the pan?
Me me! ME shared. The salesgirl was comparing Z with Kenwood. She said the Z's pan was thick and made of don't know what quality la, so can insulate heat better and at the same time regulate the temperature, thus giving nicer bread. Not sure how true though :? -
Happy Mama:
Oh yes Happy Mama....see la...I am still suffering from the shock of a simple question on review of the Z breadmaker can go up to 88 pages of discussion. :faint:ksi:
Tweety, yours is severin machine right? Someone shared, was it you schweppes? that the pan of Z can produce better quality bread..... Who said that huh? So perhaps the stronger aroma comes from the pan?
Me me! ME shared. The salesgirl was comparing Z with Kenwood. She said the Z's pan was thick and made of don't know what quality la, so can insulate heat better and at the same time regulate the temperature, thus giving nicer bread. Not sure how true though :? -
ChiefKiasu:
Ah... but dear Chief, nothing beats homemade bread. Sure, the commercial ones are cheaper and convenient to get. There's also a lot of variety in the market too.
So much talk about bread arh? Since it only cost list $2 per commercial loaf that means you must bake at least 200 times to make back your investment in the machine
... and that is discounting the cost of the ingredients. Sure anot?
But there's something special about homemade stuff. The family gets involved and there's a sense of growing excitement in the air. Everyone takes furtive peeks into the window of the bread machine as we wait expectantly for the bread to rise.
Very soon, as the machine works its magic, smells of freshly baked bread wafts through the air, permeating our home with comfort and warmth. Such are the memories of love that we want to linger on for our children.
Finally, the machine beeps. My children whoop with excitement. The bread is ready. We gather around the table as the bread is being prepared to be sliced and served. Crusty on the outside but tender loving warm and soft on the inside. Nice. :love:
So, to borrow MasterCard's ad lines,
Breadmachine: $318
Bread ingredients: $10
Joy of baking homemade bread: Priceless
Guess, there is really some things that money can't buy.
Happy Bread Making, everyone :celebrate: -
ksi:
No, my earlier sharing was on comparing my current new Z with the older Z model (that was 10yrs old).Tweety, yours is severin machine right? Someone shared, was it you schweppes? that the pan of Z can produce better quality bread..... Who said that huh? So perhaps the stronger aroma comes from the pan?
In any case you have a pretty loaf there. Aroma or not, when you put it close to your mouth you can smell it still....and it is healthy without preservatives. -
ksi:
Hi ksi, thanks! Pretty loaf only when its a loaf, after cutting, er....its a complete messTweety, yours is severin machine right? Someone shared, was it you schweppes? that the pan of Z can produce better quality bread..... Who said that huh? So perhaps the stronger aroma comes from the pan?
In any case you have a pretty loaf there. Aroma or not, when you put it close to your mouth you can smell it still....and it is healthy without preservatives.
Have to get that knife this weekend Mine is Zojirushi too. Maybe my sense of smell is not as good as yours and Happy Mama, thats why no aroma. But like what you said, when its close to mouth, definitely can smell it. And yes, agree that it is healthy and without preservatives. Now, I am so happy that my family has another healthy food in our list 
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Hi All,
This thread has moved too fast for me. Anyway, just want to highlight a few replies. No time to reply to eveything.
First thing first, :congrats: a big congrats to Happy Mama! I am sure you are a real Happy Mama today as compared to the Sad Mama the other night, so looks like you don't have to borrow my cuties as pillows tonight! you have your own to use tonight!
About that shop in Bedok, no problem at all! :love: Glad to help out my cyber friends here! Happen to be there to get my specs adjusted, so thought might as well walk there to find out if the glass cutting board is still available.
LKVM, jtoh, autumnbronze, what are you waiting for?
Think we have more than convinced you that a breadmachine is really worth the buy, right? Ask your husbands to come to this thread to see for themselves if they are still not convinced.
schweppes, you really make me :rotflmao: with your choice of words. First was the flour fingers, next is the word of mouse! :rotflmao: You made my day! :love: -
schweppes:
:goodpost:Ah... but dear Chief, nothing beats homemade bread. Sure, the commercial ones are cheaper and convenient to get. There's also a lot of variety in the market too.
But there's something special about homemade stuff. The family gets involved and there's a sense of growing excitement in the air. Everyone takes furtive peeks into the window of the bread machine as we wait expectantly for the bread to rise.
Very soon, as the machine works its magic, smells of freshly baked bread wafts through the air, permeating our home with comfort and warmth. Such are the memories of love that we want to linger on for our children.
Finally, the machine beeps. My children whoop with excitement. The bread is ready. We gather around the table as the bread is being prepared to be sliced and served. Crusty on the outside but tender loving warm and soft on the inside. Nice. :love:
So, to borrow MasterCard's ad lines,
Breadmachine: $318
Bread ingredients: $10
Joy of baking homemade bread: Priceless
Guess, there is really some things that money can't buy.
Happy Bread Making, everyone :celebrate:
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