Breadman TR875 2-Pound Breadmaker, Stainless Steel

Breadman TR875 2-Pound Breadmaker, Stainless Steel | New Breadmaker and a new Baker

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Breadman TR875 2-P...

	Breadman TR875 2-Pound Breadmaker, Stainless Steel Breadman Breadman, 2006 average customer review:based on 218 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

great bread machine

This is a great bread machine. It is everything the manufacturer said.
I have made several different types of bread, including the dough cycle, and all worked well.

New Breadmaker and a new Baker

I bought this breadmaker a year ago and found that it made the bread okay but I had to try to turn it on several times because the menu was so complicated. Also, the mixing function on my breadmaker does not work. I have to start the churning process myself to make sure it works. I wish I had better success with it because I wanted to make my own bread each week with my new machine but as it is I have only used it a couple of times because it does not work.

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Works fine for >1yr...but...

Well, I've been reading some of the reviews. Guess I'd throw in my 2c. I've had mine for about 14months. I make around 1 loaf of stone ground whole wheat bread per week. Fwiw, this is my second machine (had a DAK for the first). For the most part the loaves come out very well and of consistant texture. I have two complaints: first the tabs that hold the pan down bent, so it's not all that secure. Some users have had trouble with the pan coming out of the the motor. I haven't had that problem, but can see it happening (I make only 2-lb loafs- maybe the extra weight holds it down[?]). Secondly, and the reason why I'm looking around on the net regarding the Breadman, is that the teflon is coming off the pan. On the inside there is two slightly raised areas. It is there that the the teflon is off, down to the metal. I also like adding sunflower seeds. Apparently, this is too abrasive for the pan as there are numerous scratches on the bottom of the pan. I would give if a much lower score if didn't give me consistantly good loaves and was so easy to use. It seems on the cheap side, but after 14 months all is well.

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