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Red pill me on bread makers. Are they a meme? Is it worth splurging for a zojirushi machine?
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>>22004904
Waste of money. Maybe if you don't have an oven they might be useful, but I have an oven, and that's what I use
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>>22004907
The appeal is that it makes the dough and cooks the bread where I don’t have to do anything. I can’t just put the ingredients into an oven and make bread.
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>>22004904
They're a pretty good convenience machine. Just put your ingredients in, press a button, and come back a couple hours later to fresh bread. Now, making bread yourself isn't *that* hard and it will probably turn out better after some practice, but if you just want the convenience of fresh bread without doing any work, and you want it regularly, then it's worthwhile.
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>add dry ingredients to bowl
>mix
>add wet ingredients to same bowl
>mix
>cover and wait for rise if using yeast (in fridge or on counter)
>preheat oven
>butter baking form
>dump dough in form and cover
>bake

Making bread is barely more intensive than scrambling eggs. I can't imagine sacrificing space and spending money on a single use tool to make the permanently same shape of bread with a tiny margin of convenience.
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>>22004904
Only really worth buying one if it comes with special programs, like rice flour bread, or gluten free, or no yeast.
Unfortunately, the ones with special programs are much more expensive than your basic chinesium machine.
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>>22004986
The problem is you can't make anything more advanced than basic sandwich bread. I guess if you eat a lot of that, it might be worth it.
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>>22004904
Fine for kneading if you hate making a mess with flour and all but terrible for baking.
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>check youtube for zojirushi bread machine videos
>open one
>man with beard
ick
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>>22005019
You can time them so you put in the dough in the evening and wake up to freshly baked bread.
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>>22005290
>man with bear dick
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>>22005292
They ever make ovens with a timed start?
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>>22004904
I bought a dough mixer/proofer. But I still take the dough out and bake it in a pan.

It's worth it.
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>>22005363
Yes
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>>22005380
Great, thanks. Now I know what to ask Santa for this year.
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They can be useful if gas and propane are expensive in your area and your oven isn't electric. Gas is the undisputed way to cook, but it's not the most economical anymore.
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>>22005231
if you cant see why your method is much more effort than a bread machine you might have actual mental retardation.
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>>22004907
>>22005231
I guess all of Asia is stupid for having automatic rice cookers instead of manually and oh-so-easily cooking all of their rice.
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>>22005467
The extra effort:
>mix dry ingredients (5 seconds)
>mix wet ingredients (60 seconds)
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>>22004904
I have this exact pictured one and i actually hate it. It could be useful I guess for mixing and kneading dough? But every time I let it actually make the bread it comes out like dogshit. I followed multiple of the recipes and none of them tasted like anything but dirt. Plus their recipe for "sourdough" is just bread with lemon juice, rofl. Stick to making your own bread, it's more effort but like most things in life it's worth it, I make far better bread than this piece of shit and im no master baker
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>>22005478
Uh, yes? I cook perfect rice on the stove with just a pan and eyeballing the ratios. Rice is the easiest thing in the world to cook. Your wondrous, arcane, mystical, scientific, 1000 times folded race of gutter oil chinks don't win this one.
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>>22006300
>anon thinks he's got things figured out better than billions of Asians
lol. lmao even. I bet you even handwash everything too, instead of using a dishwasher. who am I kidding? you don't have anyone who loves you or lives with you, so you don't even generate enough dirty dishes for a dishwasher.
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>>22006350
Found the Asian Masculinity redditor. My girlfriend is asian btw. You won't believe the shit she says about her fellow "men".
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>>22006358
>gets BTFO
>>uh...y-y-you're just Asian, and a Redditor, or something!
I was just pointing out the hilarity in thinking you know better than billions of rice-fed orientals. But then you drop that like it's some flex, lol.
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>>22006358
i don't believe you have a gf. but enlighten us on what she apparently says.



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