Russell Hobbs 18036

After selling our previous bread maker after years of good service on eBay we suddenly realised just how much we missed the delightful device. I searched most stores online and finally decided that we would try a cheaper brand, that being 'Russell Hobbs' which I had always expected to be rather pricey but not with their bread makers. We picked this little beauty up in Tesco for a reasonable £50 which I thought was a rather good price, they did have a Tesco own brand bread maker for much less but I decided to stick with the Russell Hobbs..... Thinking of the good old saying 'You get what you ... more

I bought my first bread maker out of impulse, the idea of having freshly baked breat at home was apealing and although I did some research I bought this breadmaker due to it's price ad a couple of features I thought were useful such as the delay timer. Making the bread is relatively easy, just add the exact ingreadients as per instruction leaflet and voila, you have your bread. I've used it to make pizza dough and it's the best, everyone loves the home made pizzas now. Only drawback is that for a big loaf it takes over 3h to make, and due to the tin size it's quite difficult to cut the bread ... more