Russell HobbsElectric Bread Maker, 12 Program settings inc Gluten free, 3 Crust settings, 13h timer, 2 Bread sizes 750g & 1kg, Viewing window, Auto 1hr keep warm function, 450-600W, White, 27260

I am very happy with this bread machine, I have no complaints. If you know how to use it you can make wonderful breads. I am loving this machine. Definitely 👍🏽 I recommend it 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Dose good gluten free bread but you have dig out mixing padel

I like the process of making bread by hand so I wasn't sure I'd gel with this bread maker but I also knew I'd eat more home made bread if I had a machine doing some of the work for me. But I have found it easy to use. I initially thought I hadn't been given the paddle as I couldn't find it in anywhere in the box despite a long search. It was only when I was throwing out the polystyrene bits that I realised the blade was bedded (intentionally) almost completely in one of them. I imagine a lot of people have accidentally thrown it away - would be helpful if the instructions told you where it was. Apart from that was easy to put together. Capacity - the machine makes 750g and 1kg loafs - it would be easier for converting recipes if the two sizes had been the standard 1lb (400g) and 2lb (800g) but I use the Wright's, Tesco and Sainsbury's own label bread mixes using the instructions the packages give for 2lb loaves with the larger 1kg programme and it's worked fine keeping an eye on it near the end. The loaf in the picture was my first attempt using a recipe of my own, bit wonky but tasted great. Not had any problem with texture. The instruction book tip of getting the right temp for added water is worth using in order for the yeast to work at its best - use 2 parts cold water to 1 part boiling. Not had any problem cleaning this or getting the bread out with a good shake and a spatula to ease the edges free of tin but the paddle nearly always sticks in the loaf. Not difficult to get out - they include a hook to do this - but it means a slight deformity in the bottom of a couple of slices ish. My friend tells me you can stop the machine at a certain point after mixing is complete to remove the mixing paddle and then no hole will be visible but I generally don't bother. Comes with paper instruction booklet with several recipes including for jam, a cake, and gluten free bread. I've only tried the basic white loaf from that and it was nicely textured and tasty.

Worth the money

I make a loaf a day, and this Breadmaker hasn’t lasted a year. It is my 3rd Breadmaker, both others have been used once a day… and each lasted years. (Been making bread since 2002) THIS one hasn’t lasted a year 😒 I would NOT recommend it to anyone. Don’t waste your money, but any other brand than this. If I could give it no stars I would

Just had this delivered. Bit disappointed that no plastic cup or measures are included - as with my last two machines ( different makes) Not used it yet so we’ll have to see how it performs. Recipes may be therefore a bit “hit and miss” with no recommended measure system, different people have different ideas as to what a “tablespoon” is!

Have now baked four different types of bread each turning out well. Nicely risen and tasty

I got this today 21/3/25 i have just made my first 1kg medium crust loaf , it turned out well , it all comes down to the bred ingredients that you use ,, don't blame the machine .