Best Bread Machines for Model

replaced my excellent tr2200 model (which i dropped--on my foot!).

pros: works really well, makes amazing bread cons: this model does not come in stainless, can be tricky to program

however, as i was searching for this product in singapore, it finally came to my attention that zoji authorised distributor has long discontinued this model in singapore.

my wife has been wanting a bread maker for quite a while, so when she finally approached me about this particular model, i was skeptical.

i am glad that i paid a little bit more for a pricier breadmaker than than going with a cheaper model to save a few bucks.

this zojirushi model was the only model i could find with a small footprint, as i don't have much counter space.

i was thinking of buying one of the higher price machines but opted for this brand and model after reading some of the reviews.

i looked at the manual for this model online and it had one little sentence that referred to the "bake cycle" being for cakes and bread.

just letting you know that although the amazon product specs say there is a pause function in this model, there is not.

this model was chosen based on the reviews on the product on amazon and so far, both girls report wonderful results.

however, the pan wore out, and my model is so old, they no longer make replacement parts, so i was in the market for a new machine.

i've never used a bread maker before and after reading other's reviews, decided to purchase this model.

i do feel like cuisinart played the whole lcd screen up a bit, it is very hard to see sometimes - maybe next model should have a backlight!

i'm by no means an expert at baking bread, although for a number of years i owned a zojirushi bread machine with a vertical pan (their entry level model at the time).

the west bend 41200 is the stainless steel reincarnated version of the "old" welbilt abmy2k1 baker's select model.

i don't know if i'll get a replacement or a different model.