Where to buy a bread machine?

Question

Where is a good place to buy an inexpensive break machine? i don't want to order online. i have looked at target and kohls, but they only have one style.

Answer 1

Have you checked JCPenney or Wal-Mart? Mine came from one of those. It's a Breadman Pro. I totally love it and use it all the time.

Answer 2

Homemade bread is much better tasting an for the most part is better for you. I had a bread machine that was given to me as a gift and was not cheap. My husband hated the way the bread turned out - probably because I had been making it by hand for years and he didn't like the square shape it was after it was baked. He also thought it was 'gummy' and I tend to agree. I don't think the machine got hot enough and air couldn't circulate in that little cramped area like it can in an oven. I traded the bread machine for a computer. There are a ton of baking sites with good advice on making your own bread. It's not hard and is actually fun - especially if you get kids involved. Another thing is if you buy the ingredients in large quantities like 10+ lb bags of flour and bulk yeast, you can save even more money. I do cheat a little - I have one of the 'Big Daddy' Kitchen Aid mixers with a dough hook that does a lot of my work for me! I love to bake bread and my potato bread has won every year I enter it in our County fair.

Answer 3

go to goodwill or some decent thrift shops just plug them in and check if they start the little wheel on the bottom of the basket turns make sure it has a basket for the dough also it comes in and out people get rid of them because they dont know how to use them they make great breads if you find a certain brand just get hold of the company and tell them you need a recipe book for it

Answer 4

Bread made in a bread machine always tastes funky to me, I don't like it. Try Sears.

Answer 5

At any department store:
Walmart
Target
JC Penney
K Mart

Answer 6

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