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When I first considered purchasing a bread machine, I began months of research, and still hesitated. After purchasing this product I did not have one regret. It is easy, to use, east to set up, and makes excellent breads.

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  • Leahy :

    When I first considered purchasing a bread machine, I began months of research, and still hesitated. After purchasing this product I did not have one regret. It is easy, to use, east to set up, and makes excellent breads.

  • Lowery :

    Don’t worry about Joyce’s review. She must not realize that this is a review on the item, not some other shipping company. Zojirushi’s product has nothing to do with her 1 star.

  • Hern :

    Purchased this for a Gift with 2 day shipping in Mid December. GOODMANS would deliver sometime in mid January. Co advised thru e-mail. CANCELED ORDER.Would not do business with again, EVER!!!!!

  • Ullner :

    I have been living on my own since I was 23 (I’m 27 as of the time this review was written;). It was hard to get adjusted to having to have a full time job while still maintaining an apartment. One thing that was a little tricky was getting used to cooking for myself. Since I live alone, and live 30-45 mins away from work, I usually prepare simple things like salads and sandwiches because I didn’t find a reason to make extravagant, time consuming meals for just myself and well… I am also extremely lazy lol, I am a successful young professional but lately the domestic housewife in me has been slowly coming out. However, my limited cooking skills and experience, as well as my busy life (and ok.. LAZYNESS TOO lol) were still nipping at me. Being able to bake my own bread was something that “Domestic Danielle” always wanted to do, but “Clueless Baker Danielle” showed me a flash into the future and all I saw was my kitchen covered in flour and a cage match between me and a lump of dough trying desperately to knead that thing and then having it jump on my face and start to consume me like the blob. OK…. not a pretty sight I know!! There was only one way to satisfy both of my desires, and that was a BREAD MACHINE!!!

    My sister has a bread machine and she loves it. When we would get together for family gatherings she would bring a loaf and it was always so delicious, and that too inspired me to start researching them. When I came across the mini Zojirushi, I knew it was love at first sight and absolutely PERFECT for me!! It makes a nice and small 1 pound loaf, which really can last you a couple days if you make small slices. It is also incredibly easy to use and the manual that comes with it is great because those recipes were made strictly for that bread machine. I also love the timer option on it! a couple times I have dumped the ingredients in either before I go to bed or before I go to work and set it so that I can have fresh bread when I wake up or when I come home from work (and waking up or coming home to that wonderful smell is ALWAYS a bonus hehe). And probably the best thing about this machine is that it does EVERYTHING for you!! It kneads and rises and bakes it all in the same cute contraption! As long as you measure everything as it is supposed to be measured then your bread will come out fine. I have made several loaves and they always come out great!

    The only word of warning is that you might become like me and become a bake-a-holic. Since its so easy to do and since its so cute to watch it in the machine (I love the little window on the top hehe), you might find yourself becoming bake-crazy! Lately I have been experimenting with the recipes in the book and have been baking loaves for work or baking loaves for friends and people I associate with. I am thinking about baking one for my personal trainer and her family, because I mean what says thank you for helping me attain a hot body like a gift of an adorable bread loaf lol!!

    Bottom line is that this is a great product that makes great bread! I am THE bread winner and this bread machine is a winner too!! Its just win-win all around!! I am also psyched to try out the dough function and try to make my own pizza and soft pretzels!! The possibilities are endless!! Uh oh world watch out!!! DOMESTIC DANIELLE IS TAKING OVER!!!

  • Oakes :

    after having tried a sunbeam, oster and cuisinart without success, we decided to spend a bit more and get the Zojirushi. At the beginning the pan looks a bit small, but the loaf size is perfect for 2. One loaf lasts for 3 breakfast meals for us. Also, the pan is more thick and heavy than the other we have tried. I guess that is one of the reasons why the bread always comes out perfectly cooked, unlike the other ones we have tried.
    Small size is awesome for limited counter space kitchens, and bread always comes out good, even when I unfortunately mixed the yeast with olive oil in a 7hour delay bread.
    We are extremely happy with it!

  • Sheng :

    We purchased this bread maker for use on our boat. We are traveling in an area where one can’t purchase fresh bread. The bread maker does not take up much space and is easy to use. The quick bake cycle is great. The loaf size is perfect for two people and the bread has been consistently good. We have tried several of the recipes and have not been disappointed in the results. We highly recommend this product!

  • Nishikawa :

    Oh my goodness…how I love my Mini Zo! Its very well made,cute as a bug, & fits nice & snug between my Kitchen Aid & blender in the appliance garage of my small kitchen.
    Just 2 of us here so the compact loaves are the perfect size. I followed the advice of others & bought the 2 Machine Magic cookbooks by Rehberg & Conway and the cheapie elec. knife by B&D. All useful.

    Did I mention fab french toast made with thick slices of homemade blueberry bread? How about Jalapeno Corn Bread, Pizza,or Onion Cheese Bread? UH-OH GOTTA GO…ZO JUST BEEPED, ZUCCHINI BREAD IZ DONE ;)

  • Alba :

    I love this machine, I have this for over a year now. This is my first bread machine. I wanted something small, this is perfect for family of two. Just made the cheddar cheese with onion bread this morning, it makes the whole house smells good. Clean up is easy. It is durable and small, I highly recommend this product.

  • Remo :

    I used a different bread maker for 10 years and all my old recipes need about 3 tbs more water in this one, as do the ones in the accompanying booklet. I didn’t move to a different place or changed anything else.
    Once I found that out, it works fine. I found also that making my own 2-rise cycle in one of the memory functions makes my bread a bit fluffier and we like it better that way, especially with whole wheat flour breads. Thanks to the other reviewer who mentioned that.

  • Raj :

    Do not buy a bread machine if you like inexpensive store-bought generic bread (or if you are not well-disciplined in restricting your intake of superb-tasting bread). It is not worth the cost or effort. These machines are excellent for producing “artisan style” breads without all the questionable additives. The shelf life is much shorter, but this is never a problem because the bread vanishes so quickly.

    If you are busy or in a hurry just let the machine do the job from start to finish checking and adjusting the moisture content when the additions signal sounds and centring the loaf after initial kneading ends. If you have time (and inclination) and want a traditional or special loaf shape set the machine to knead and rise and then hand work the final shape before baking it in the oven. Recipes always work well for me when I scoop flour and then shake it into a measuring cup (rather than scooping compacted flour with a measuring cup).

    This bread machine has a large, good quality, heavy pan and 2 substantial paddles. I like the texture and size of the bread it produces. - Though they may be bigger than generic sliced breads, slices easily fit in a standard toaster. There are plenty of standard options to bake many different types of bread and 3 fully programmable settings which enable you to address every variation possible (that I can think of).

    The instruction book is fairly comprehensive for basic recipes and also includes many interesting recipes. Allowing ten minutes at room temperature ensures easy removal of loaves on most occasions. After some 2+ years of very heavy use the non-stick surface remains intact and still works well.

    Unlike other machines the motor does not slow down with heavy ingredients. It is vital to monitor the kneading process occasionally, since there is no feedback from a slowing motor if the mix is too dry - the motor maintains the same speed whatever the contents. In fact (compared to the 5 other (brands of) bread-makers I have owned over the last 15 or more years) this machine gives the impression that it could mix concrete quite capably.

    What’s not to like about this machine? More “head-space”over the loaf would reduce the need for occasional cleanups. You must centre the dough if lop-sided loaves are to be avoided (as in all horizontal-panned machines). The price is rather steep (although less than half that of my first machine).

    Because of its quality, the strength of the motor, and the ready availability of parts from the manufacturer’s website I expect this machine to last much longer than any of its predecessors.

    This machine merits a score of 4.7 out of 5. Despite not being perfect, I thoroughly recommend it.

  • Holliday :

    The Zojirushi BBCCX20 home Bakery Supreme Bread Machine is easier to use than the models I’ve used before. I like to have the machine make the dough, and then I form (braid) loaves for egg bread challah, and bake it in a conventional oven. I have used both white and whole wheat flour for this particular recipe, and the warm-up cycle is especially helpful in keeping the whole wheat from becoming too heavy/dense at the beginning. I also like the fact that there are 2 rotors, which can knead the bread thoroughly. Finally, cleanup is easy, and the pan is easy to both insert (securely) and remove. Hurray, I made a good purchase!

  • Benitez :

    A few years ago, I started grinding my own wheat with a Nutrimill (it’s great!) and I bought this bread maker for $200 upon many recommendations that it can handle dough made with fresh ground whole wheat. It can indeed make it into dough, but it does a horrible job baking it. So, basically, I spent $200 for a mixer–not a bread baker. It made me very sad, because the Zojirushi is touted as the best one for the job. I wish I had just bought the Bosch Mixer at the time instead.

    For white bread it does a great job, but unfortunately, that isn’t what I bought it for!

  • Joffe :

    This is our first breadmaker and we bought it for about $200 for making wheat bread only (as close to 100% whole wheat as possible without consuming questionable additives and corn syrup derivatives). The baking pan measures 5″ wide x 8.75″ long and is 4.5″ deep. That is the size of the bread it will make when used with full 5 cups of flour. Our toaster is an older Sear’s type and has openings of 7/8″ x 4 7/8″ and can just barely fit the cut slices. It comes with a measuring cup and a teaspoon/tablespoon combo. So far we’ve used it to make various qualities of wheat bread only. A 4-cup bread lasts for 3-4 days in our family. The bread stays fresh at least for 5 days in refrigerator when wrapped in plastic. This is our formula using the measuring units shipped:

    2 cups of whole wheat flour from oriental stores (20 lb Canadian sack that claims “Nothing Added”). 2 cups of Gold Medal or Pillsbury whole wheat flour from Walmart. 1.25 teaspoon of salt. 1.5 tablespoon of sugar. An 1″ cube of any butter (or, equivalent volume of cooking oil). 1.5 teaspoon of active dry yeast ($4.xx from Sams Club for 2 lb pack) — not the fast acting type. At least 1.5 cups of water (room temp).

    Our Procedure:
    We always shut off the preheat option and set the crust setting to medium. And we are always careful to reduce the final baking process by 10 minutes when using 4 cups of flour instead of 5 as suggested; we just shut it off… haven’t investigated custom settings yet. So, when started, it will immediately start making the dough and while it is half-made we check to see if it has plenty of water in it. If not, add more! The dough when done, should stick real bad to dry fingers — we leave that much water in it! It took us several attempts to figure out why the bread was coming out hard — mostly for lack of water. Now that we know, we just add the total amount of water at start and do not mess with it till about 30 minutes. Then we move the dough in the pan to make it more of less evenly spread out and smooth out the top a little. Without this step, the bread is almost sure to come out with camel’s hump on one side. And at last, we switch it off about 10 minutes early. And we do not cut the bread to the desired brick size as some do. We have also tried making smaller bread with 3 cups of wheat (2 “Nothing Added” + 1 Gold Medal) and it comes out very well too - just a bit smaller.

    Caveats:
    If you add too much water, then there will be “falls” inbetween thoses “rises” — basically ending up with collapsed top! The more fatty stuff you add (butter, oil, etc.) the softer the bread gets. Also, just the whole wheat bread (that “Nothing Added” kind) alone deos not make the bread fluffy enough. Even though nothing has been added, probably a significant portion of naturally occuring gluten in the wheat has been removed that need to be purchased separately to make it up!

    Finally:
    The pan is very easy to clean. Treat it with care though because that is the first part which is likely to fail in the long term making the machine useless. As shipped, the machine in many of its preset cycles would not do a thing for about 45 minutes. Apparently it is waiting to acclimatize the ingredients to come up to room temp. We went crazy thinking the machine was faulty. Then it occured to us to shut off the preheat option. In short, this machine makes excellent wheat bread. If you are inexperienced, like us, then have patience and be prepared to throw away the first couple of breads you make! Quality of the components from other brands costing around $100 locally looked like much more flimsy that the Zojirushi. But still at $200, we feel there should have been two pans: one big and a smaller sized one for smaller sized bread.

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