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With its new modern styling finished in stainless steel with cool touch housing, this breadmaker is an ideal addition to your home
An angled, easy to use control panel offers simplicity of design ensuring ease of operation
The SD2502 gives you the convenience of having fresh bread at anytime from fresh basic ingredients and can cater for particular dietary requirements (gluten free, low salt, high fibre)
Unique to Panasonic the non stick surface of the bread pan and kneading blade are coated with diamond particles which are twice as tough and scratchproof as conventional ones
An angled, easy to use control panel offers simplicity of design ensuring ease of operation
The SD2502 gives you the convenience of having fresh bread at anytime from fresh basic ingredients and can cater for particular dietary requirements (gluten free, low salt, high fibre)
Unique to Panasonic the non stick surface of the bread pan and kneading blade are coated with diamond particles which are twice as tough and scratchproof as conventional ones
Unique to Panasonic the yeast dispenser of the SD2502 drops the yeast automatically at the optimum time
This process minimizes the risk of baking failure
The SD2502 has a raisin nut dispenser that automatically adds additional ingredients to your recipe
the new 100% gluten free bread programme allows you to bake gluten free loaves using a wide range of gluten free bread mixes and flours
The new speciality mode enables you to use various grains and flours like spelt flour which cannot be made into a loaf of bread easily on their own
The rye bread programme together with its unique mixing blade can create a range of tasty loaves using rye and spelt flours
Using the new jam and compote mode, you can easily and quickly prepare fruit jam or compote at home
There are 8 jam and 6 compote recipes available in the breadmaker operating instructions
Product Description
Breadmaker with Yeast Dispenser, Raisin Nut Dispenser, new 100% Gluten Free Bread Mode, new Speciality Mode new Jam and Compote Mode. With its new modern styling finished in stainless steel with cool-touch housing, this breadmaker is an ideal addition to your home. An angled, easy to use control panel offers simplicity of design ensuring ease of operation. The SD-ZB2502B gives you the convenience of having fresh bread at anytime from fresh basic ingredients and can cater for particular dietary requirements (gluten free, low salt, high fibre). Unique to Panasonic, the non-stick surface of the bread pan and kneading blade are coated with diamond particles which are twice as tough and scratchproof as conventional ones.
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43 of 43 people found the following review helpful
By M. Barr
We had a Breville (fan assist) breadmaker that was about 10years old, but still going strong. However, it hardly got used because the bread, in truth, was much denser than we would have liked, and often had a bit of a doughy flavour.
We were given the Panasonic as a Christmas gift, and haven't looked back. We're now buying flour in 16Kg bags (try Balchedre stoneground wholemeal here, and Marriages canadian white at Costco). As well as seeds, honey, oats.. you name it..
This is a little treat - something new, tasty and wonderful every day. My personal fave is the 5 seeded wholemeal, but also love making baguettes (with a baguette pan), rolls, olive bread, rustic french bread, maple and pecan....and right now I'm just trying an oat and honey loaf from an internet recipe.
I've always known it's much cheaper to make bread than buy it. We're eating real luxury for about 40p/loaf or a decent white loaf for under 20p, but I hadn't realised that it's possible to make bread better than shop bought for this amount.
I've tasted bread from a few other breadmakers, but this is the Daddy. Don't get a breadmaker if it's not Panasonic!
We were given the Panasonic as a Christmas gift, and haven't looked back. We're now buying flour in 16Kg bags (try Balchedre stoneground wholemeal here, and Marriages canadian white at Costco). As well as seeds, honey, oats.. you name it..
This is a little treat - something new, tasty and wonderful every day. My personal fave is the 5 seeded wholemeal, but also love making baguettes (with a baguette pan), rolls, olive bread, rustic french bread, maple and pecan....and right now I'm just trying an oat and honey loaf from an internet recipe.
I've always known it's much cheaper to make bread than buy it. We're eating real luxury for about 40p/loaf or a decent white loaf for under 20p, but I hadn't realised that it's possible to make bread better than shop bought for this amount.
I've tasted bread from a few other breadmakers, but this is the Daddy. Don't get a breadmaker if it's not Panasonic!
98 of 101 people found the following review helpful
PROS:
- Makes excellent and most importantly tasty! bread
- Good selection of recipes
- Can do jam as well which i why i upgraded from my SD255, i always wanted to make jam
- Easy to use interface, all english words no symbols, see most washing machines to understand what i mean about symbols
- Reasonably quiet
- Actually is touchable when baking, the cooltouch housing does a good job, its not cool to the touch obviously its warm but not anything that could burn you. Its not like i would stand there and hug the thing while it bakes... but i saw another reviewer mention this and wanted to affirm its not boiling hot or anything
- Now says what its doing, resting, baking, kneading etc, nice addition from the older models
- Yeast dispenser! I dont know exactly what kind of an advantage this is but i think i had a few loaves turn out badly before because i forgot to put the yeast in and put it in last in my SD255, dont remember as it was so long ago
CONS:
- Weak fruit/nut dispenser door, this really irritated me i dont know if this is also the case with the SD2501 which also has the fruit/nut dispenser but i put some nuts on the door and it opened up right away causing them to fall right into the mix... I was not impressed. I took out the dispenser for a closer examination, i compared directly with the one from my SD255 and found the SD255s was much stronger, it was very difficult to open accidentally whereas the SD2502's opened with only a slight tap on the door. I did fix this however, read below to see how.... Read more ›
- Makes excellent and most importantly tasty! bread
- Good selection of recipes
- Can do jam as well which i why i upgraded from my SD255, i always wanted to make jam
- Easy to use interface, all english words no symbols, see most washing machines to understand what i mean about symbols
- Reasonably quiet
- Actually is touchable when baking, the cooltouch housing does a good job, its not cool to the touch obviously its warm but not anything that could burn you. Its not like i would stand there and hug the thing while it bakes... but i saw another reviewer mention this and wanted to affirm its not boiling hot or anything
- Now says what its doing, resting, baking, kneading etc, nice addition from the older models
- Yeast dispenser! I dont know exactly what kind of an advantage this is but i think i had a few loaves turn out badly before because i forgot to put the yeast in and put it in last in my SD255, dont remember as it was so long ago
CONS:
- Weak fruit/nut dispenser door, this really irritated me i dont know if this is also the case with the SD2501 which also has the fruit/nut dispenser but i put some nuts on the door and it opened up right away causing them to fall right into the mix... I was not impressed. I took out the dispenser for a closer examination, i compared directly with the one from my SD255 and found the SD255s was much stronger, it was very difficult to open accidentally whereas the SD2502's opened with only a slight tap on the door. I did fix this however, read below to see how.... Read more ›
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
By tracey2412
I tried for years to hand-make bread - varied degrees of success - mainly rubbish! Decided to try a bread machine & after much research opted for this one - Panasonic is a good name, top of the range price but I figured, top of the range performance? (Have to confess didn't buy from Amazon - price compared online, got £132 on a couple of reputable electronic appliance sites & Panasonic were doing a £20 cashback at the time, so really only paid £112).
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW
I would not be without it! I used to bake cakes for my family & friends - now I give them bread! IT'S SO EASY!!!! Honestly, anyone could do it - my 12 year old son does! I follow the instructions in the manual exactly - takes about a minute to prepare, press the buttons & you're DONE! Four hours & TA DA! (2 hours if you can't wait!)
Had it 4 months, average 3 loaves a week (there's only 2-3 of us, a larger family would easy do a loaf a day) so it's baked about 50 loaves - at a cost of apx 50p a loaf against a shop bought 'nice' loaf of about £1.50, I reckon I've saved half the price of it already. By the end of the year it will have paid for itself.
And the bread keeps getting better - nothing to do with me, I use the same ingredients (haven't tried any varieties yet - we're still loving the standard white/wholemeal/sometimes with seed&grain) - but the bread pan is now getting broken in - it's non-stick & is losing its newness, like a good frying pan or a cake tin.
I would really truly recommend that everyone tries to find room on their kitchen worktop & finds literally ONE minute a day to prepare & you'll likely never buy another loaf again.... Read more ›
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW
I would not be without it! I used to bake cakes for my family & friends - now I give them bread! IT'S SO EASY!!!! Honestly, anyone could do it - my 12 year old son does! I follow the instructions in the manual exactly - takes about a minute to prepare, press the buttons & you're DONE! Four hours & TA DA! (2 hours if you can't wait!)
Had it 4 months, average 3 loaves a week (there's only 2-3 of us, a larger family would easy do a loaf a day) so it's baked about 50 loaves - at a cost of apx 50p a loaf against a shop bought 'nice' loaf of about £1.50, I reckon I've saved half the price of it already. By the end of the year it will have paid for itself.
And the bread keeps getting better - nothing to do with me, I use the same ingredients (haven't tried any varieties yet - we're still loving the standard white/wholemeal/sometimes with seed&grain) - but the bread pan is now getting broken in - it's non-stick & is losing its newness, like a good frying pan or a cake tin.
I would really truly recommend that everyone tries to find room on their kitchen worktop & finds literally ONE minute a day to prepare & you'll likely never buy another loaf again.... Read more ›
68 of 72 people found the following review helpful
By muki
First of all, the bread turns out well all the time. The crust is crispy, the bread is juicy and soft. I think, the yeast dispenser does its job very well. I tried out so many different kinds of bread, all of them without salt and normal dry yeast (not the super fast break maker yeast) and I love them all!
I do not know if that quite expensive raisin and nut dispenser helps me at all. Often it would just open when I fill something in it and everything falls down into the bread mix anyway.
I reduce my rating by one more star, because of the issue handling of Panasonic. I used their social networking site to ask what I can do about the dispenser, but they would just delete my comment on facebook ("Oh, snap, a customer opinion!") I was asked though, what model I use, but after I told them, I never got an answer anymore.
I do not know if that quite expensive raisin and nut dispenser helps me at all. Often it would just open when I fill something in it and everything falls down into the bread mix anyway.
I reduce my rating by one more star, because of the issue handling of Panasonic. I used their social networking site to ask what I can do about the dispenser, but they would just delete my comment on facebook ("Oh, snap, a customer opinion!") I was asked though, what model I use, but after I told them, I never got an answer anymore.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Product
Yes all round very pleased, though I did buy it primarily to make salt free bread, and the appliance is advertised as being for salt free bread. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Anthony
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent - Highly recommended.
Ok, I've only made 5 loaves so far but that's only because I mustn't eat bread everyday due to the risk of weight gain. Read more
Published 1 month ago by ItMayJustWork
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent machite
My first bread maker. Bought this one after searching for a good one, I admit i went for the best one and it did not disappoint at all. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Maria Miraval
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good quality breadmaker
Solid design, easy to use, and makes good bread. Only slight niggle is that most programs start with a 'rest' period meaning that only the pizza dough cycle starts immediately. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Stef_242
5.0 out of 5 stars
Does what it says
Brilliant, easy. I am starting to do more than just bread mixes. Love it. Haven't tried the jam yet or gluten free but I have high hopes.
Published 1 month ago by Jan London
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great bread making
this bread maker is very easy to use from first use. Can adapt recipes for personal requirement,taste. Very good value making superb bread.
Published 1 month ago by Robert Miles
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beast Breadmaker Yet
This bread-maker is very well designed and made. We have had several bread-makers in the past but this bakes beautiful loaves every time. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mr. K. M. Fowler
5.0 out of 5 stars
I Use It Every Day
Got this and use it every day. I can't attest to the durability, since it's still pretty new, but it's a dream to use, the cleanup is much easier than I expected, and it makes... Read more
Published 2 months ago by India M. Drummond
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is the "Rolls Royce" of breadmakers.
We have had breadmakers in the past but always got frustrated with indifferent results. However, we decided to try again and selected this model based on the reviews we read. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mrs. T. C. Stebbings
5.0 out of 5 stars
Novice
I had heard so much talk about bread makers and everyone who had one raved about them but being a novice I decided to go for a highly recommended one rather than risk ‘cheap and... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mrs A T Dunne
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