“We make fresh bread every other day and it tastes delicious,” said one shopper
Wake up to the smell of freshly made bread every day (Image: Yimbly)
With Great British Bake Off now three weeks into its latest series and Bread Week just minutes away, it’s the perfect time to get inspired to make your own loaves at home. While there’s something satisfying about kneading dough by hand and watching it transform into a beautifully risen loaf, a bread making machine makes it quicker and easier to channel your inner Paul Hollywood.
Shoppers have spotted that the Spector Automatic Bread Maker Machine is currently reduced from £82.99 to £65.99 on Yimbly (the online market place owned by our parent company Reach plc). Better still, there is an extra 10% to be saved by using code AUTUMN10 at checkout – taking the price down to £59.40 with free delivery included.
According to Yimbly, the automatic bread maker is a compact countertop appliance that has been designed to help home bakers make fresh, homemade bread without any fuss. It is powered by a 600W motor and offers a generous 2lb capacity that is ideal for feeding the whole family.
Save 10% on the Spector Bread Maker 2lb Loaf Machine With 19 Programmer Timer
The ’19-in-1′ bread maker is the ultimate kitchen companion for those who love the taste and aroma of fresh homemade loaves.
Bakers can choose from 19 pre-programmed settings to create everything from speciality loaves to basic doughs. It also features three crust control options, letting the user select a light, medium, or dark finish for every bake.
Inside the machine, a non-stick bread pan and kneading blade ensure that the loaf slips out easily when it is ready to cool and eat. This practical design means that washing up is fast and the kitchen won’t look like a dough-covered disaster.
Bake bread in your sleep
For anyone who fancies the idea of waking up to freshly baked bread every morning, the bread maker also features a 15-hour programmable delay that can be used to prepare the ingredients at night. If the power drops, a handy 10-minute memory function ensures your baking cycle picks up exactly where it left off.
Once the bread is baked, an automatic 60-minute keep-warm function holds the loaf at serving temperature. The machine comes with a measuring cup, spoon and kneading attachments and is ready to bake bread right out of the box.
What else is on the market?
Shoppers looking for a larger capacity bread maker might want to consider the larger 25 inch Spector Bread Maker. Also available to buy from Yimbly, the stainless steel appliance is reduced from £137.99 to £109.99. Adding code AUTUMN10 at checkout takes the price down even further to £98.99.
This larger model features 25 smart programs, touch controls, an LCD display and three distinct loaf sizes. It is designed for maximum convenience, featuring a delay start function, an automatic keep-warm mode and a power recovery system to ensure consistent, reliable results.
Elsewhere at Amazon, the Morphy Richards Fastbake Breadmaker has been reduced from £81.99 to £68.99 as part of its Prime Day Deals. This model offers 12 programmes, three loaf sizes and three crust settings and a 50-minute Fastbake function.
For buyers with a bigger budget, Argos is selling the Panasonic Fully Automatic Breadmaker for £169. More if an investment, this semi-professional appliance offers 31 programmes and can also be used for making jam and cakes.
“Best machine I’ve bought for a long time”
While there are currently no reviews on the Yimbly website for the Spector Automatic Bread Maker Machine, shoppers have been sharing glowing feedback on Amazon. One buyer called it a “very impressive machine”, adding: “I’ve been making my own bread since lockdown, and my last machine gave up the ghost a few days ago. This machine has surpassed it. I’ve made two loaves since purchasing, and both have turned out well.”
Another said: “I wasn’t expecting much from this bread maker because how cheap it is, but I can honestly say it’s really good and well worth the money, I made my first loaf, and it turned out better than I expected, you put your ingredients in and let it do it’s job, would highly recommend this to anyone wishing to make their own bread.”
A third explained: “Delay timer is a game changer. I have made 5 loaves of bread so far, all of which have come out beautifully. I used the delay timer to make a loaf for the morning, and another time I made poppy & sesame for when we got home from work.”
One buyer was less impressed, however, noting: “Nice and compact, however, it does not have a clear sough dough function, so it’s a bit hit and miss.”
Another buyer was impressed by how easy it was to use, saying: “Lovely little machine, so easy to use and perfect for my daughter and me. We make fresh bread every other day, and it tastes delicious. Not too noisy either. Best machine I’ve bought for a long time. I would recommend it.”
