- 17 programmes including settings for bread, cakes, pizza dough jams and gluten free, complete with over 50 breadmaker recipes
- Auto fruit-and-nut dispenser allowing for extra ingredients to be added to the baking process
- 12-hour delay timer lets you wake up to fresh bread in the morning
- 70-minute fast bake option when the need for fresh bread is more urgent
- Auto keep-warm function
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The Morphy Richards Premium breadmaker is far more than just a bread machine. As well as featuring three different loaf sizes and five different crust settings, it boasts 17 different programmes to make all kinds of bread as well as pizza doughs, cakes, desserts and even jams and marmalades. Key features include a 12-hour delay timer, letting you wake up to the smell of fresh bread every morning, and a 70-minute fast bake option for when you need bread in a hurry, perfect for unexpected visitors. There is also an auto keep-warm function, so you can enjoy fresh bread covered with melting butter, even if you get delayed. The fruit-and-nut dispenser automatically adds additional ingredients at just the right point during the cooking process, meaning you don't have to worry about timing. The viewing window and light mean you can check on the dough at any stage without opening the lid. Ergonomically designed, the cool-touch LCD display is simple to use and keep clean and the cord-storage device keeps your work surfaces tidy. The instruction booklet comes with a wide range of breadmaker recipes, including white bread, wholewheat bread, fruit loaf, brioche, ciabatta, bread rolls, bagels, croissants, gluten-free breads and cakes, malt loaf, Irish soda bread, chocolate cake, rice pudding and much more. The included measuring cups help you get the quantities just right and there's very little effort involved as the breadmaker does all the work for you. Everything tastes homemade - because it is.
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
I've never used a breadmaker before, but was keen to have a go. I have tried a few of the different recipes included in the booklet that comes with this product. The first was the Italian Herb Bread, the second was an ordinary white loaf, and third was the orange and cranberry loaf. All came out well, using various crust settings and sizes, although I think some practice and tweaking is required to get a perfect loaf. They all seem to come out fairly dense, particularly at the bottom, which isn't particularly to my taste, so it may need to rise more which should be possible on one of the custom settings as you can adjust the timings.
It's very simple to use. You simply put in your ingredients (in strict order), select the programme, crust setting and size of loaf (according to your ingredients) and press start. It then takes a few hours to go through the programme of kneading, rising and baking, and at the end you get a delicous smell of home-cooked, fresh bread. Yum! There is a little light so that you can have a look through the window on the top of the machine and watch it doing its stuff. It isn't very heavy and although it is sturdy, when it is kneading the mixture it does seem to rock about quite a bit on the work surface, so you need to make sure it has a firm standing.
It's very easy to clean. The pan just twists out and you can wipe it clean. It shouldn't be soaked as there is a spindle which holds the paddle and water can damage it. The paddle seems to come out in the bread and needs to be removed before you eat it, but I understand this is not an uncommon feature in breadmakers. It can be removed easily with the end of a spoon.
On this model there is a nice little dispenser on the top to drop fruit or nuts etc automatically into the mixture at the right time. This is great because it distributes them evenly so you don't get a big lump of fruit in one place.
The lid completely lifts off to make it easy to get the bread out and for cleaning purposes.
This is a nice product to use and the bread tastes nice. It just needs more practice to get it right. You can also use the breadmaker just to mix the dough and do all the hard work for you, and then put it into your own oven for cooking.
It's very simple to use. You simply put in your ingredients (in strict order), select the programme, crust setting and size of loaf (according to your ingredients) and press start. It then takes a few hours to go through the programme of kneading, rising and baking, and at the end you get a delicous smell of home-cooked, fresh bread. Yum! There is a little light so that you can have a look through the window on the top of the machine and watch it doing its stuff. It isn't very heavy and although it is sturdy, when it is kneading the mixture it does seem to rock about quite a bit on the work surface, so you need to make sure it has a firm standing.
It's very easy to clean. The pan just twists out and you can wipe it clean. It shouldn't be soaked as there is a spindle which holds the paddle and water can damage it. The paddle seems to come out in the bread and needs to be removed before you eat it, but I understand this is not an uncommon feature in breadmakers. It can be removed easily with the end of a spoon.
On this model there is a nice little dispenser on the top to drop fruit or nuts etc automatically into the mixture at the right time. This is great because it distributes them evenly so you don't get a big lump of fruit in one place.
The lid completely lifts off to make it easy to get the bread out and for cleaning purposes.
This is a nice product to use and the bread tastes nice. It just needs more practice to get it right. You can also use the breadmaker just to mix the dough and do all the hard work for you, and then put it into your own oven for cooking.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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The Morphy Richards Premium breadmaker is quite a natty little device. I read through the instructions twice and they are quite comprehensive.
I thought I'd start with a ready mix from Waitrose, as I was a bit worried about having to measure things so exactly (as the instructions say you're supposed to do)
The only thing that got me flummoxed was needing to press the accept button and hold it in for the count of three, otherwise it ignores the request.
This is quite a fundamental, and not obvious thing to know, and even though it's written in the instructions, it's not located where you'd expect it to be.
I measured the ingredients as instructed, added lukewarm water as instructed, set the device to the relevant programme and left the room..... I returned a little while later to watch it working through the kneading process. The machine was doing what it's supposed to, but the machine itself was wobbling around on the work surface and I was a bit concerned about this.
I moved it away from the edge of the work surface and left the room again.
Later on my son returned home saying the house smell like a baker's, which was true. The house was full of the aroma of freshly baked bread!
We chopped it up and has some for our tea and it was jolly nice.
If you like home baking, if you enjoy baking bread but don't enjoy the whole kneading process, this would be a good buy.
I have never used a breadmaker before, but I have home baked bread. The major difference here is you don't have to turn the oven on, you don't have to get covered with flour, you don't have to battle kneading the dough (which is jolly useful) and you don't have to wait ages for the dough to rise (in a warm place)...
This machine does exactly what it says: It bakes bread in three easy steps..... and the kitchen was amazingly clean afterwards, as there was no washing up!
I thought I'd start with a ready mix from Waitrose, as I was a bit worried about having to measure things so exactly (as the instructions say you're supposed to do)
The only thing that got me flummoxed was needing to press the accept button and hold it in for the count of three, otherwise it ignores the request.
This is quite a fundamental, and not obvious thing to know, and even though it's written in the instructions, it's not located where you'd expect it to be.
I measured the ingredients as instructed, added lukewarm water as instructed, set the device to the relevant programme and left the room..... I returned a little while later to watch it working through the kneading process. The machine was doing what it's supposed to, but the machine itself was wobbling around on the work surface and I was a bit concerned about this.
I moved it away from the edge of the work surface and left the room again.
Later on my son returned home saying the house smell like a baker's, which was true. The house was full of the aroma of freshly baked bread!
We chopped it up and has some for our tea and it was jolly nice.
If you like home baking, if you enjoy baking bread but don't enjoy the whole kneading process, this would be a good buy.
I have never used a breadmaker before, but I have home baked bread. The major difference here is you don't have to turn the oven on, you don't have to get covered with flour, you don't have to battle kneading the dough (which is jolly useful) and you don't have to wait ages for the dough to rise (in a warm place)...
This machine does exactly what it says: It bakes bread in three easy steps..... and the kitchen was amazingly clean afterwards, as there was no washing up!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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And despite being pretty much a novice, with the premium breadmaker I can make a delicious fluffy warm loaf with a minimum of trouble and cleaning. Seriously, the first time I used the breadmaker I produced a loaf of bread you could sell in a shop. I simply followed one of the recipes in the manual that comes with the machine and three and a half hours later there was a delicious loaf of wholemeal bread. It was awesome to behold.
The manual gives you exact measurements for what you need to make a variety of different loaves, but also how to make doughs for pizzas and bagels, how to make jams and cakes, which you can also do with this breadmaker. The breadmaker comes with two measuring bowls and two measuring spoons so that you can deal with the wet and dry ingredients separately as you place them in the machine, and will do 300g loaves but not really anything bigger.
Once again, I was utterly delighted with how easy it was to use. I'm stuck in a studio flat and have nowhere I can easily leave bread to rise, so having this device available to me is an absolut wonder. I'd very much recommend it.
The manual gives you exact measurements for what you need to make a variety of different loaves, but also how to make doughs for pizzas and bagels, how to make jams and cakes, which you can also do with this breadmaker. The breadmaker comes with two measuring bowls and two measuring spoons so that you can deal with the wet and dry ingredients separately as you place them in the machine, and will do 300g loaves but not really anything bigger.
Once again, I was utterly delighted with how easy it was to use. I'm stuck in a studio flat and have nowhere I can easily leave bread to rise, so having this device available to me is an absolut wonder. I'd very much recommend it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Perfect bread!
Being totally new to bread making I made one or two mistakes, mainly not realising that in the first few minutes of kneading the mixture can be altered by adding small amounts of... Read more
Published 16 days ago by Bill Clews
Oh Dear, Oh Dear!
My last breadmaker, a Goodmans, gave up last week having been used twice a week, every week since 2003, all without a hitch and it only cost £25. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Johncane
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The First one delivery went wrong very quickly and did not finish baking the loaves. The second one delivered is O.K. and does the job expected very well. Read more
Published 3 months ago by lowenva
Two machines - both broken!
I have bought this machine and it arrived on time, shame that it short circuit once it started to warm up. So we replaced the faulty one with a new one. It arrived after two days. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Achi
Great!
This was bought as a present. It makes a full-sized loaf and has lots of options for different types of bread. It is quite large but seems pretty straightforward to use. Read more
Published 7 months ago by LH
Does the job!
Our first breadmaker and very pleased with it - easy to use. The only slight snag is the faff involved in getting the blade out of the bread once cooked, but I guess we might get... Read more
Published 8 months ago by KindleReader
Good Bread Maker with one major Flaw
This breadmaker makes the art of making fresh bread very easy and produces an excellent loaf albeit after nearly 5 hrs (2lb Wholemeal Loaf). Read more
Published 8 months ago by G. Armstrong
breadmaker
Good, but the set up/use is not as intuitive as our previous model.
Multiple programmes, but basically all done from one small keypad.
Multiple programmes, but basically all done from one small keypad.
Published 9 months ago by mike
Home bread making is so easy.
This is an excellent device; it works a treat. The smell of fresh baked bread in the kitchen is wonderful. Read more
Published 9 months ago by R. J. Hedley
Baking again
I gave away my old Morphy Richards bread maker to buy a new Panasonic - this was the worst thing I have ever done - no end of excuses why the bread was just not good.
HURRAH! Read more
HURRAH! Read more
Published 16 months ago by Jake
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