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Coupon Codes:
REWARDS10 - $10 off $50
SAVE10 - 10% off kitchen
PLAN2SAVE - 20% off
Total of $120 off of $399 price for an ending price of $279.99 with free shipping.
You also receive $75 in Kohls Cash for this deal to sweeten it that much more.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Dual kneading blades and additional heater on the lid ensures thorough kneading and even baking.
- Expanded healthy course options include Multigrain, Whole Wheat, Rapid Whole Wheat, Gluten Free, Salt Free, Sugar Free and Vegan.
- 15 Menu Settings
- Convenient 12-hour clock with 13-hour delay timer
- Rapid Courses allow you to bake a loaf of White or Whole Wheat bread in just 2 hrs and 25 mins.
- Large viewing window to watch the process
- cULus listed
- BPA free
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I just bought this last week for $360. I will be returning that one and getting it from kohls
I just bought this last week for $360. I will be returning that one and getting it from kohls
Their customers service is one of two times in the past decade where I lost my temper. They are so incredibly inept it isn't even funny. I had to go through the BBB to get them to do something that simple.
https://m.kohls.com/product/prd-7...sp?prdPV=4
I think you should just buy a bag of raw flour and just eat that instead of food, it is incredibly cheap per calories and saves money over buying pre-made bread.
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No one bakes bread with a bread machine to save $. Its to make unique-tasting/special ingredient breads that you cannot buy in stores. Same with an ice cream maker.
And $2? I buy bimbo breads (Sara Lee Artesano, specifically), for 80 cents a loaf So I agree with you part-way, but Im going to say outright, you will NEVER "recover" your money through using a bread maker...especially a semi-bespoke one like a Zo (unlike their rice cookers, I dont think the brand is hot shit when it comes to their bread machine...)
Basic included recipe book is available here:
https://www.zojirushi.c
But then again, I suppose there are people that do not know that McD chicken nuggets come from living chickens.
If I remember correctly, this one has a heater on the top which can help with even bakes, and it also allows you to choose the darkness of the top of the loaf. It's got a better pattle thingy at the bottom too so the dough should be kneaded better. It's commonly ranked the #1 breadmaker on the market so there has to be a bunch of reasons for that
"The first rule of /r/breadmachines is that you do not buy a new bread machine. They basically all do the same two things: move the stuff in the pan around, and heat the stuff in the pan. Companies figured out how to reliably do this about two decades ago, and this simplicity makes it fairly easy to test used units for proper functioning. $100 would buy you a VERY nice new bread machine right now. You can watch specials for a fair bit less...or...
Bread machines were bought like crazy as gifts. As a result, there's a steady stream of bread machines popping up in thrift stores. Buy yours from a thrift store that allows you to plug it in before buying, and/or has an appliance return policy of at least a day. It should cost you $20 or less."