Great bread Maker

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	• Breadman TR875 2-Pound Breadmaker, Stainless Steel Breadman Breadman average customer review:based on 229 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great bread Maker

My son and I are gluten intolerant and we do own a regular bread maker. The Breadman TR875 does a great job making edible gluten free bread. We use the Gluten-Free Pantry mix for sandwhich bread which is fast and easy. It takes few ingredients and takes barely over an hour for the finished product where our old bread makes took over three hours. I slice the loaf when cool and store in an air tight container and place in the fridge where the bread lasts for about a week. I would recommend this bread maker to people who have gluten allergies or not. It looks good on the counter and works fairly quietly.

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awesome!

All I can say is that bread machine is great: I use it almost every day. I tried lots of different recipes and have always been pleased with the results.I also used the "gluten free" recipes and setting to make bread for a friend with ceoliac disease : he loved it!

My family particularly loves the "delay" feature: I prepare the ingredients before going to bed at night and in the morning we have freshly baked bread for breakfast: just the perfect way to start the day!

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Easy to use

I recently purchased this unit to replace an old Sun Beam machine. I am impressed with the front panel, as it's user friendly and extremely easy to set up. I should point out, if you use spring water (bottled water) your breads will come out perfectly. Tap water never worked well for me.
The unit runs fairly quietly and the finished loaf is easy to remove. Just tip the pan and the bread fall out. In my old machine I practically needed a crow bar to get the bread out, and had to dig the paddle out of the bread. In this unit, the paddle stays in the bread pan.

A friend bought a more expensive unit from Amazon; it wasn't user friendly. The manual was cryptic and the front panel was esoteric.
The TR875 is a joy. (Where do they get these model numbers from?)

I have to admit I bought a breadmaker cook book, so get recipes from that book. My favorite is potato bread. This unit has a jam setting, but really, I'll buy my jam from a supermarket.

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