Zojirushi BBCCX20 Home Bakery Supreme Bread Machine @ richardeward.com

Zojirushi BBCCX20 Home Bakery Supreme Bread Machine
from Zojirushi

Features:

• Deluxe bread machine with automatic settings and customizable controls
• 3-recipe memory function; sourdough starter, 2-hour quick-baking cycle
• 3-level crust control; cake and jam settings; 13-hour programmable timer
• Rectangular 2-pound loaf pan with twin kneading paddles

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Best Machine Ever
  Years ago my nephew loaned me his Zojirushi bread machine, it made good bread, I loved it. Then I had to return the machine to him. I then bought a Welbilt bread machine. I never got a good loaf out it. I have now purchased the Zojirushi BBCC-X20. I have made about 5 or 6 loaves and not a bad loaf in the bunch. I will NEVER-EVER buy a different brand of bread machine again. It's simple to use and simple to clean and the bread tastes GREAT. If you're looking for a bread machine, I really recommend this one.

• Best one yet
  after trying a couple of other bread makers the Zojirushi BBCCX20 has proven to be the best. As for the "add beeps" it is not as bad as some people say. After testing the crust setting we found that if you use the light setting it comes out perfect. We have made several breads with fruit and it does a good job of mixing. So far we have not had any bad bread and we are making a loaf atleast 3 times a week. The bread does come out pretty easy with a couple of shakes of the pan. The only draw back we could... more info

• Pleased but only after making some adjustments
  This is going to be long, but I hope it will help someone else who is having trouble with their Zoji.
  I have been baking bread for years, and it's been a challenge to find a new bread machine. I literally wore out a GE breadmaker after almost 10 years of use, and was disappointed to learn they no longer make them. First try, I purchased a Breadman Ultimate, and took it back after using it twice - it was *very* poorly made, the pan would not stay locked in the clips and it banged around horribly during... more info

• Good way to start making bread!
  I used to make bread the old fashioned way every Sunday morning, but being retired has shaken up my old routine. I bought this machine and found it simple to use; so far have made about 8 loaves of various breads, all good, if frankly, not as good as plain old up-to-the-elbows in flour made bread. But good enough to beat the almost $5 a loaf "rustic" breads in the local market. Easy to use and clean up. Takes some practice, but that's easy. The best part is when it's done, with butter and home-made jam.

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