Anyone still use a bread machine?
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I freeze the sliced loaf in one bag and snap off a slice or two or four when I want them. Sometimes I need to poke the tip of a knife into a space between the slices and twist it to make the slices snap apart.
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I'm on my 2nd Zojirushi, I love it. You can do so much more than make bread in it. Even though I haven't made any in several years. Even King Arthur's website likes this machine, that says a lot because King Arthur is at the top when it comes to bread making, etc
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Nothing smells better than bread baking. The bread makers are hard to find and prices have gone through the roof. I often just use the dough cycle to save my arthritic hands for quilting. I picked up a replacement identical to mine (baking sensor not working properly) at a thrift store this fall. Looked like it hadn't been used more than a couple of times. Works like a charm. Mine were made by Rival.
You can check E-Bay but it will be expensive shipping.
You can check E-Bay but it will be expensive shipping.
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