Breadman Plus TR810 2-Pound Horizontal Bread MachineBreadman Plus TR810 2-Pound Horizontal Bread Machine
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- Makes bread in 1-1/2-, 2-, and 2-1/2-pound sizes--start to finish
- 40 preprogrammed settings, 430 watts, 60-minute power failure backup
- Twin kneading blades and LCD display for ease of use
- Includes baking pan, instruction manual, and recipe booklet
- Measures 17 by 11 by 10 inches; 1-year limited warranty
The Breadman Plus makes and bakes most kinds of yeast bread--white, whole wheat, rye, or honey banana--as well as quick or batter breads. Try the recipes in the booklet or your own favorites--just be sure the dry ingredients total less than about 6 cups so the dough doesn't overflow the 9-1/2-inch (nonstick) baking pan. If your recipe calls for adding ingredients late in the kneading cycle, a beeper will remind you. If you want to make bread that doesn't conform to the loaf shape, the machine can mix and raise the dough prior to shaping for baking in a conventional oven.
For the beginner the process couldn't be easier, and even if you're an old hand at making bread from scratch, you'll find yourself baking much more frequently. And this machine quickly pays for itself: think of how many $3 or $4 loaves you won't be buying over the bread maker's lifetime! --Toni Reineke
- Kitchen: 0 pages
- Publisher: Breadman
- Label: Breadman
- Studio: Breadman
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #262825
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192 of 195 people found the following review helpful:  bigger is better, By A Customer This review is from: Breadman Plus TR810 2-Pound Horizontal Bread Machine (Kitchen) The Breadman Plus TR810 is a real nice step up from the popular TR800 model, as it features a large 9-1/2 by 5 inch horizontal cast aluminum non-stick baking pan, with a 2-1/2 pound loaf capacity, and a pair of non-stick kneading blades.The twin kneading blades do a great job mixing ingredients and punching dough. Pizza dough is a snap, and it easily produces enough dough for a pair of 14 inch pizzas. The wide cast aluminum pan is sturdy and distributes the heat well. No tiny bread bucket here. It works just fine for 1-1/2 and 2 pound loaves, which are longer and more similar in size to premium commerical loaves of the same weight. There's plenty of extra headroom, for a mix that rises more than expected, and to make a larger than normal 2-1/2 pound loaf. You could not ask for a better way to produce great loaves of bread. The crust control is accurate and easy to use, as are the other LCD based controls, including the timer. Despite its 2-1/2 pound capacity, the well...Read more 156 of 160 people found the following review helpful: It's my secret., By A Customer This review is from: Breadman Plus TR810 2-Pound Horizontal Bread Machine (Kitchen) This machine consistently produces evenly-baked, nicely risen bread with a good texture. The crust control is a great feature. The horizontal loaves look like loaves baked in a traditional oven in a regular loaf pan. There are two mixing paddles in the bottom of the pan, which insures even mixing of the dough. Sometimes they get stuck in the loaf when you remove it from the pan, but they are easy to remove from the baked loaf. The bread machine comes with a recipe book which includes some new twists on older bread machine recipes, including one for Brioche bread which is out of this world! I like the 2 1/2 pound size because these loaves disappear so fast in my family. Bread machine or hand-made?? It's my secret! 41 of 42 people found the following review helpful: Awesome machine!, By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Breadman Plus TR810 2-Pound Horizontal Bread Machine (Kitchen) I am so happy with this bread machine. It makes a standard loaf shape which is a real plus and the bread is perfect every time. The recipes that came with it are great and are much more detailed than the ones that came with my previous machine making for much more consistent results. You won't be disappointed with this machine! |
