KBS Bread Maker Nut Dispenser with High-End Version Automatic 2LB Convection Bread Maker Gluten Free Large LCD Display Touch Screen and 17pcs Menu 2 LB 1-High-End Version

Me gusto mucho, el pan queda muy bien, es fácil seguir las instrucciones

I was teetering on whether to buy the KBS Large 17-in-1 Bread Machine—until I stumbled on the Butterfly Meadows Homestead YouTube page. Her bread machine walkthroughs sealed the deal and helped me figure this machine out without breaking a sweat Here’s the good stuff: Silly-simple to use. It’s got this slick touch panel, and it’s basically plug-and-play Delicious results, minimal mess. The bread always comes out with a nice crust and fluff inside. And that ceramic non-stick pan? Cleanup involves nothing more dramatic than a light wipe, thank goodness it’s BPA/Teflon-free too Quiet and clever. The motor hums along at under 40 dB. Accidentally brilliant. Want to wake up to fresh bread? Set the delay timer and the 1-hour keep-warm function has got your back Bottom line: If you’re on the fence, let Butterfly Meadows YouTube page show you how it’s done. Then trust me—this machine will charm your socks off with effortless, artisan-worthy bread. Just press start, step away, and let those loaves shine. Nothing like warm fresh bread without all the preservatives.

outstanding ..bread backing and cake making with this machine is far better than expected .. quality and ease . Highly recommend .

Ok, it’s been about a year now since I decided to buy this particular bread maker, so I can give you my honest perspective on it. Originally, I purchased the bread maker out of concerns that Covid was going to impact my family’s everyday life and of course Covid has done that. I thought bread was going to be scarce for awhile and it was for a short while. And I wasn’t too sure about eating good from restaurants, so I thought the bread maker would be a good idea for making home made pizza. Spin forward a year and I can honestly say that if you are thinking of buying a bread maker, consider buying one for making pizza dough. This machine makes great pizza dough and to date, we’ve made 57 pizza’s with our bread maker. We just put 1-1/3 cups water, 1/4 cup olive oil, 3-1/2 cups I bleached all purpose flour, 1 tbsp sugar, 1-1/2 teaspoons salt and 2 teaspoons of SAF yeast into the bucket in this specific order, and set the bread machine to setting 11 (dough mixing mode) and in 23 minutes, we have enough dough for 2 large pizzas! We cut the dough in two chunks and place them in plastic bags and refrigerate or freeze. The KBS make the process of making pizza’s so easy, that it’s now an effortless process for us during the week to make 1 or more batches. Yeas, we tried bread once, but as a result of Covid, I’ve found that making the type of quality sourdough you see in the pic I’ve provided, that hand kneading yields much higher rising. So I just hand mix and knead my sourdough. The rising is not an issue with the KBS, it’s just that sourdough rising is a process better left to a slow and easy kneading method. As far as the one bread loaf I did make, it was from the 3rd party cookbook others mentioned. I made a white bread loaf and I have to say so myself, that it came out beautifully. But because sourdough is healthier, I’m satisfied with the KBS making just pizza dough. In regards to the machine, it works flawlessly for us. The non-stick ceramic pot is what sold me when reading about the horrors of PTFE’s which are embedded in all the major brands that don’t use ceramic pots. And the ceramic coating makes cleaning up a breeze. Initially, I there was a flaw in the machine that I had read about where others were complaining that if you hit the start button by mistake, the bread machine would run a cycle with no way to cancel it, even if you unplug the device. Well, those people probably don’t use computers much. Being an IT professional, I figured it would be a simple matter of holding down one of the buttons for 5 seconds to reset the machine, and sure enough, by holding down the start button (I believe it’s actually called th Menu button) for a few seconds, you should hear a beat that will tell you that the selected mixing recipe has been cancelled. Other than this one initial flaw in the design, I can’t complain much. The people that complain are probably not used to using a bread machine of any kind and they’ll complain about bad results. The key thing to realize about bread machines is that the ingredients must be added in the specific order specified in the recipe for best results. Just winging things in the pot will get you sub par results no matter what machine you use. And as far as being made in China, tell me what machine probably does not have major internal components from the Far East. These days, we tend to blame the device when 9 times out of 10, it’s operator inexperience or improper use. One area that is poor is the user guide. That I will admit is pretty shabby. But hey! You can get a great guide with another bread maker along with some really tasty PTFE chemicals from their Teflon coated pots! Yum! The pics I’ve provided of my results tell the story. This machine is well made and it can make good breads, pizza doughs, etc. I can highly recommend it, especially if you’ve used other bread maker machines. It’s use is pretty simple with even the tiniest bit of intuitiveness.

This is a good size and as I’ve only made one loaf can’t really comment but I can say the loaf I made turned out very well indeed.