r/BreadMachines • • 6h ago

Nailed it! Finally felt confident not to check the recipe

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149 Upvotes

Managed to get all the measurements right from memory, feeling very proud of myself. Until 5 hours later i open the lid and instantly realise i forgot one very key ingredient...the water! Flour based sandcastle anyone?


r/BreadMachines • • 23h ago

Nailed it! I made a mistake

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42 Upvotes

So i had company over while I was making this. At 3 cups of flour I thought I was at 2 and added another cup. This is how it turned out😅 guess I'll be making another one early tomorrow morning


r/BreadMachines • • 13h ago

Technique, Methods & Processes Paddle "gash"

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Paddle gash, I don't know what else to call it, the slot left in the bottom of the loaf when we pull the paddle out of it. Several slices of bread are weakened by it, depending where the paddle ends up. Does anyone know how to overcome it? My machine is a Tefal if that makes any difference.


r/BreadMachines • • 7h ago

Thrift Find / Gift / New Purchase Help

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I recently bought a Zojirushi bread maker, however the paddle arm broke and I’m having a really tough time trying to find a replacement since this machine is very discontinued (Model: BBCC-N15). If anybody has a paddle or knows where to find one online the help would be greatly appreciated.


r/BreadMachines • • 15h ago

Technique, Methods & Processes My bred turns out flat :(

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Hi all,

Just wanted to ask for some advice here... All these nice breads shown on this sub-reddit. Unfortunately, mine recently don't turn out like that anymore.

I'm using the Panasonic YR-2550 with automated yeast dispenser. Mainly using Gemini recipes or known ones from the manual.

Now, it almost seems like a problem with the bread machine or the blade.

The flour on the bottom seems like the blade isn't really doing it's job. Has anyone experienced something similar?