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- 1 RECOMMENDED by 9 people for HEALTH
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Positives: Easy To Use, Compact, Fast Baking, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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from
Michael,
www.cooking.com
we are very pleased with the bread maker, we bought it because we like to make our own bread for health reasons, at least this way we know what goes into the loaf.
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from
Tina Lo,
www.target.com
if you want to make a life style out of healthy home made, preservative free bread this is for you!
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from
www.amazon.com
in addition to homemade bread being delicious, i think it's much healthier, too: i love that i now know exactly what went into every loaf of bread i eat (i.e.
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from
www.amazon.com
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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from
www.amazon.com
we know that for our health, it will enhance our bodies to be healthier, and be better prepared to do his will.
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from
Michael,
www.cooking.com
- 2 RECOMMENDED by 7 people for HEALTH
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Positives: Easy To Clean, Easy To Use, Consistent, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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from
www.hsn.com
my diet has gotten a lot better and so has my health.
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from
www.amazon.com
as someone who eats organic and strives to provide her family with tasty, nutritious, and healthy foods, this bread maker is a true helper in the kitchen.
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from
www.amazon.com
even the so called 'healthy' breads are full of hfcs, salt and preservatives.
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from
www.chefscorner.com
pros: delicious bread, simple settings best uses: loaves describe yourself: health conscious
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from
www.abt.com
used readymix made a fine loaf quick&easy pros: consistency, delicious bread, easy to use, simple settings best uses: loaves, sandwiches describe yourself: casual cook, health conscious
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from
www.hsn.com
- 3 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for HEALTH
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Positives: Compact, Fast Baking, Good Affordability, Max Loaf Capacity: 1 lbs
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from
www.qvc.com
good bread is over $3.00 a loaf - and then it usually has preservatives in it - so i think as many good, healthy, things we can cook ourselves, the better off we are - economically and healthwise!
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from
www.amazon.com
i was horrified reading the ingredients in storebought bread, so i started buying bread from the fancy healthfood store, which would cost $4 a loaf and didn't taste all that fresh.
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from
www.amazon.com
i have been baking bread for over 30 years, and also ran a bread business for a couple of years, where i baked 25 loaves of bread daily and sold them wholesale to a health food store.
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from
www.qvc.com
- 4 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for HEALTH
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Positives: Easy To Use, Compact, Large Capacity, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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from
www.walmart.com
each 2lb loaf of white bread runs about $1 of cost and that is money well spent in ensuring a tasty healthy product
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from
www.walmart.com
i love the idea of an easy, yet far more healthy alternative to store-brought bread.
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from
www.walmart.com
feet in nm and need to add more water to our dry flour in the recepies for the breadman bread machine.once that was learned the breadman is a smart fast way to make and bake yummy healthful breads.
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from
www.walmart.com
we bought this breadmaker in an effort to be more healthy by eating home-made bread (among other things we're doing), and to save some money in the long run by not buying bread.so far we've made an
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from
www.walmart.com
we live at 6400 feet in nm and need to add more water to our dry flour in the recepies for the breadman bread machine.once that was learned the breadman is a smart fast way to make and bake yummy
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from
www.walmart.com
- 5 RECOMMENDED by 2 people for HEALTH
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Positives: Fast Baking, Excellent Affordability, Compact, Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs
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from
www.amazon.com
the bread is so delicious and we eat way too much bread now (the homemade loaves are sometimes gone in a day compared to store-bought loaves which hang around forever!) but we're eating healthy,
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from
www.amazon.com
we follow the triple wheat bread recipe (whole wheat, germ, and bran) and also add in a bunch of oats, cooked 7-grain cereal, and cooked millet, and we get a really good, chewy bread that's a whole
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from
www.amazon.com
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