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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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2. Maybe hoarders have switched to bread now

Reply to Backseat Driver (Original post)

Sat Apr 18, 2020, 02:34 AM

Apr 2020

My bread machine has always been at the ends of my arms. It's hard work but it's a wonderful process watching sticky goo turn into something that feels alive in your hands.

Most of those bread machines will be used for a few weeks until the novelty wears off. Then your friend can probably pick one of the fancy models up at a garage sale for next to nothing.

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Wow, I wanted to get my friend in Canada a gift of a breadmaking machine similar to [View all] Backseat Driver Apr 2020 OP

We're living through "interesting" times. Maybe The Universe ( ;-) ) fierywoman Apr 2020 #1

Maybe hoarders have switched to bread now Warpy Apr 2020 #2

I agree about the novelty of a bread machine and other such items. Control-Z Apr 2020 #3

Yeah, I know its easy but she cares for her Backseat Driver Apr 2020 #4

Switch to Amazon Canada and buy it there SunnyBaudelaire Apr 2020 #5

Not surprising mindem Apr 2020 #6

Not Surprising! Silver Gaia Apr 2020 #7

I have an Oster, used maybe 4 times, I'll sell you. $35 and shipping. sinkingfeeling Apr 2020 #8

I have a Kenmore Bread machine. I use it all of the time. I love it. The secret is using the dough katmondoo Apr 2020 #9

Last year I was looking for one and couldn't find any. I suspect demand went... TreasonousBastard Apr 2020 #10

Order through Amazon.ca Grey Apr 2020 #11