Does this only make 2 lb loaves? Can it make other sizes?
1623203
It can indeed make other sizes. This is the best bread maker I've ever owned, though I'm not using it too much right now as I'm cutting down on carbs, it will do a good job with any size you make.
1623204
Has option for 1 or 2lb loafs but it will be dependent on the recipie you are using. However if you go over the 2lbs its liable to overflow.
1623205
We've had our Breadman for several years now and are very pleased with the results. I think the model we have will only do a one pound or one and a half pound loaf.
1623206
I have made only 1lb loaves but it has settings for 1-1/2 and 2 also. Only complaint is setting letters are white on yellow which are hard to see. Makes great bread.
54749
I use the machine to bake bread once or twice a week. The loaves come out rectangular with a nicely rounded top, which I would call traditional-looking. I should add that I make only the 1-1/2 lb. size, and only with basic or whole wheat programs, so I can only assume the other programs would produce similar results. The instruction book contains a good check list to indicate where measurement errors would lead to poor-shaped results.
1204057
You can use the fruit and nut dispenser for 1 or 1 1/2 lb loaves. It will automatically dispense the ingredients. For a 2 lb loaf you have to do it manually when the beep (add ingredients) sounds. It works really well just using the 1 1/2 lb loaf.
729069
I make a 2lb loaf of bread ( 4 cups flour ) and there is plenty of room for a bigger loaf. It makes a very good bread.
750432
Yes, it will hold up to a 2 lb bread machine loaf. If the loaf overhangs, start slicing at enclosed end, remove slides, continue slicing. This is the best available bread slicing guide on the market.
1745456
I have tried it only twice. Both times one loaf was OK (but not that great. The other loaf not good. I think with more practice and experimenting it might be OK. Just a guess. Until I have time to play more with it, I am sticking to the 2.5 lb Sweet Bread recipe (minus coconut) which always comes out perfectly.
694319
My recipe is for a 2 pound gluten-free loaf of bread, and this pan is perfect. The crust bakes to a crispy, golden brown. I would think that a 1 1/2 pound loaf would also work in this pan. You could try a smaller 1 pound loaf, but it would probably not have the height that my 2 pound one does.
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Of course depending on the size of loaf. I bake a a 1 lb. loaf and it is perfect, when I tried a 1 1/2 lb loaf it worked but was a bit tight. I do really like this slicer because it is small and compact when folded up. You can make slices from very thin to thick.. Hope this helps..
1579527
One box makes one loaf. My bread machine makes 2 pound and the slices are larger than store bread.
802
The one lb mini is pretty small. For my husband and myself I have to make bread at least twice per week. I don't think you'll be able to use it to rise dough for other purposes.
701234
This is a 2 lb loaf pan; the recipe I use calls for 4 3/4 c of flour. Hope that helps!
1801244
It will cook bread probably not 2lbs. You'll have to play with the amount of dough used. I remove the lid of the cooking vessel to allow moisture to escape and make room for rising.
850452
Hi.It makes 1 2#loaf. I keep mine in the refrigerator after slicing it. It also freezes well.
180573
This machine will mix a 2 pound batch of dough, which can be made into 2, 1 pound loaves baked in your oven. A 2 lb loaf (4 cups of flour)baked in this machine is very tall, too tall for most toasters. A better option is to bake a 1 1/2 pound loaf (3 cups of flour). You can prepare a 1 lb dough for rolls or pizza, but 1 lb won't bake well as a loaf in this machine because the pan is too long to enable the dough to spread out and bake well.
1643640
I found the best is to use a 1 pound recipe. I like the double pan because I can make two different kinds fo bread at a time.
532902
YES! I make 2 lb. loaves in this pan all the time and it's the perfect fit! Happy Baking!
1643639
If you are using the recipe book that comes with the main/full-size breadmaker then it will give you the exact recipe for a 1-pound loaf....you make 1 of these for EACH of the sides of the double loaf pan....if you want to use a recipe in the book that makes a 2-pound loaf, or any other bread recipe that makes a 2-pound loaf, then yes you would divide the recipe in half and put half in each of the little bread pans.