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- 1 RECOMMENDED by 40 people for BREAD
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Positives: Easy To Use, Compact, Fast Baking, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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we bought this product after reading a review for it in a gluten free living magazine we picked up in a health food store.
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it's easy to use and makes great gluten free bread.
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i used the recipe for gluten free pumpernickel and it was an excellent loaf of bread.
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my son and i have gluten sensitivities and so i have to make our bread and really needed it fast.
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i was given this as a gift and didn't know if i would use it..i love this machine..it is easy to use, the bread turns out great...i cook gluten free bread on the regular setting and it turned out
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- 2 RECOMMENDED by 32 people for BREAD
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Positives: Easy To Clean, Easy To Use, Consistent, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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i have been looking for a quality breadmaker specifically for making gluten free bread.
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machine had lots of options for every recipe including rapid mode for all of the standard yeasted breads with just a change of yeast (to rapid rise yeast) and adding a teaspoon or so of wheat gluten.
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have only used the bread maker twice to make gluten free bread.
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he was interested in making his own gluten free bread.
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im happy pros: delicious bread cons: difficult to clean best uses: gluten free bread
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- 3 RECOMMENDED by 18 people for BREAD
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Positives: Easy To Use, Compact, Large Capacity, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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i used to buy frozen bread dough at the store and bake it when i needed it.
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i've owned a couple of much more expernsive zojirushis, but i am much happier with the bread loaves produced by the breadman.
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it does even more (low carb, etc.), but i must admit that the fit, finish and readability of the buttons are not as good as the previous model.
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turns out great homemade bread loaves. cons: surface hard to keep clean.
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this one has new features: gluten free and low carb settings.
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- 4 RECOMMENDED by 6 people for BREAD
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Positives: Compact, Fast Baking, Excellent Affordability, Max Loaf Capacity: 1 lbs
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this machine does not have a "whole wheat" cycle like my old one, but with adjustments it is still possible to make a great loaf of ww bread in this machine - you just have to add enough gluten to
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i am not a kitchen gadget kind of person, but when my husband was diagnosed with a gluten allergy and the only kind of bread available to him was the hard bricks in the frozen department, i decided
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100% whole wheat flour is low on gluten and so it's a challenge for making bread.
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it does the gluten-free breads very well (follow directions from the package).
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buy proper high gluten 'bread flour' or pasta flour!
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- 5 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for BREAD
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Positives: Fast Baking, Good Affordability, Compact, Max Loaf Capacity: 3 lbs
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this breadmaker is great - we bought it primarily for gluten-free bread making and it's great that it has a cycle specially for that.
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the gluten-free mode makes great bread!
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my wife has celiac disease and a good gluten free bread is impossible to find ready made.
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Positives: Fast Baking, Compact, Easy To Use, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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however, as a bread making machine for gluten-free bread this machine produces a beautiful loaf of bread.
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in fact, the more familiar we become with the process, the better the bread loaves are getting!
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i have been adding in a couple of teaspoons of vital wheat gluten to the general purpose flour i have been using and have had no trouble with cratering.
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